Christmas Advent Calendar for Dogs - 24 Days of Festive Treats
PRE-ORDER FOR DELIVERY END OF OCTOBER
December is better when your dog gets their own advent calendar too. ??
Our Christmas Advent Calendar for dogs is packed with 24 treat-filled days to make the countdown to Christmas just as exciting for your pup as it is for the rest of the family.
Behind each door is a festive little surprise, with favourites such as freeze-dried Beef Liver, dehydrated Lamb Cubes, Omega Paw biscuits, freeze-dried Chicken Hearts, Goat Liver and more.
By day three, they’ll be onto it - waiting for you to open the next little door and see what yummy surprise is hiding inside.
Why your pooch needs their own dog advent calendar:
24 days of festive surprises: Open one door each day from 1 December through to Christmas Eve for a little daily treat and a whole lot of tail wagging.
A delicious mix of treats: Expect a selection of freeze-dried and dehydrated meat treats, crunchy biscuits and other doggie favourites throughout the calendar.
Made in Australia: Our treats are Australian-made and carefully selected for your pup’s Christmas countdown.
BONUS Naughty or Nice Checklist: Because Santa Paws obviously needs updates. Tick off whether your pup has been naughty or nice throughout December. ?
A Christmas tradition just for them: Perfect for dog mums, dog dads and anyone who believes the four-legged members of the family should be included in the Christmas fun too.
Whether you’re looking for a dog Christmas gift, a dog advent calendar in Australia, or simply a ridiculously cute way to spoil your bestie this December, this one ticks all the boxes.
And yes... they may start expecting you to open a little door for them every morning. We accept no responsibility for that. ?
Treat your bestie to 24 days of Christmas surprises and make the countdown part of the fun.
What treats are inside?
Treat varieties may include:
Freeze-dried Beef Liver
Dehydrated Lamb Cubes
Freeze-dried Chicken Hearts
Omega Paw biscuits
Vegetable Crunchies
Dehydrated Roo Cubes
Plus other festive favourites
Treat selections may occasionally change depending on supply. If we need to make a substitution, we’ll always aim to replace it with another suitable festive favourite.
Ingredients
Meat treats:
Our meat treats are single-protein.
Omega/Carob Paws:
Tapioca Starch, Vegetable Protein, Coconut Flour, Canola Oil, Apple Cider Vinegar, Apple, Cheese Powder, Carob, Turmeric, Chia Seeds, Australian Beetroot Powder, Whole Mackerel and Black Pepper.
Vegetable Crunchies:
Whole Flour, Oats, Rice, Australian Apple, Australian Carrot, Corn, Australian Beetroot, Apple Cider Vinegar, Turmeric, Natural Colour.
Feeding note: Treats are intended for occasional or supplemental feeding and are not a substitute for a complete meal. Please feed in moderation and always provide access to fresh drinking water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is inside the Doggie Christmas Advent Calendar?
The calendar contains a mix of festive dog treats such as freeze-dried Beef Liver, dehydrated Lamb Cubes, freeze-dried Chicken Hearts, Omega Paw biscuits, Roo Cubes, Vegetable Crunchies and other favourites. Treat selections may vary slightly depending on availability.
How many days are in the dog advent calendar?
There are 24 treat-filled days, with a delicious surprise to open each day from 1 December through to Christmas Eve.
Are the treats Australian-made?
Yes. The treats included in our Doggie Christmas Advent Calendar are made in Australia - they are certified Australian-made.
Are the meat treats single-protein?
Yes. The meat treats included in the calendar are single-protein. Ingredients for the biscuit-style treats are listed above so you can check what is suitable for your dog.
Will the treats inside always be exactly the same?
We do our best to keep the selection the same as shown, but occasionally a treat may need to be substituted depending on supply. If that happens, we’ll replace it with another suitable festive favourite.
If you love our Christmas advent calendar for dogs, check out our Christmas gifts for dogs here
