The All Kinds Of Treats calendar contains, well, all kinds of treats, including a Christmas tree soft toy, a ‘nice list, naughty list’ reversible bandana, two festive green tennis balls, a collar slider and a toy Christmas pudding. Dog Advent Calendar – Our Archie’s original Advent Calendar means that pooch can share in the Festive season. Spoil those pooches rotten with their favourites, including; meaty treats, dog choc or even chicken flavoured choc! This year’s advent calendar from Tails contains four delicious varieties of biscuit that pampered pooches are going to love in the run up to Christmas.

Turkey Bites with Cranberries are the most festive-sounding of the three and they’re grain-free; Chicken and Quinoa Bites contain ginger as well as chicken and quinoa, and finally Chicken and Beef Training Treats also include butternut squash and turmeric. Perfect if you want to give your dog a treat but feel that spending any more is a little ridiculous. The calming treats contain turkey and sweet potato, as well as chamomile, slippery elm and lemon balm to soothe excited pooches and tummies.Your dog is going to love this – there are 25 chicken treats in this advent calendar from Pets At Home, which means there’s an extra special treat for the big day itself, which he can munch on while he’s waiting for his Christmas dinner.

You can personalise it with their name, and the bone shape will ensure that you (and they) know it is theirs. This calendar contains 24 carob treats that are easy to break in half or into four for smaller dogs.

It is a great advent calendar for anyone who doesn’t want waste cardboard and plastic and looks perfectly festive so you can hang it up on the mantelpiece. With a super tasty dog-safe chocolate treat behind every door, your dog will certainly get into the festive spirit. There’s Turkey Stars, Carob Stars, Turkey Paws and Cheese Stars hidden behind the doors so that’s all of the essential doggy food groups covered – cheese, chocolate and meat!

If you have more than one dog, of course, writing their names on their calendars stops any arguments over which one belongs to whom! This is something that has been googled, and all we can say is that you will most likely be fine if you eat dog chocolate, which is primarily made of Carob, a common chocolate alternative that has health benefits. The venison and turkey treats are grain and gluten-free, contain only meat and have no preservatives or additives. Each of the 24 doors are packed full of delicious Carob treats (the dog safe alternative to chocolate) making a dog advent calendar the perfect way to get your pooch into the seasonal mood. There’s nothing artificial in there, and no grain, cereal, gluten, beef, soy, dairy and non-GM produce.

Get ready to share the holiday spirit with your beloved pets using our remarkable collection of Pet Treat Advent Calendars. Grain free and full of variety, these are a great choice if your dog gets bored eating the same thing every day but you need something perfect for sensitive stomachs. Then, on Christmas Day your dog receives a whole pack of turkey sticks all to himself – the perfect present for the big day.

While she’s waiting for Santa Paws, what better way to count down to Christmas than with this bumper advent calendar from Pets At Home?

All of these treats are made from carob, packed with vitamins B and B2 and then sprinkled with hearty oats, before being baked with extra crunch for healthy teeth and gums. The Puppy Love treats behind each door are not only tasty, but they’re good for keeping his teeth and gums healthy too, which is a bonus for you as well as your dog. It also contains vitamins B1 and B2, both of which help with digestion, contribute to healthy skin and a healthy coat, support the immune system and support cognitive functioning.