Pet and Pet Lover Gifts
Spring 2010
Buying gifts for pet lovers and their furry friends falls into two main categories -- pet gifts and people gifts.
Before buying gifts intended specifically for pets, it is important to know about the general health and lifestyle of that pet. Is it a dog or cat; big or small; younger or older; active or passive? Food-related items or treats are generally not good ideas should the pets have allergies or digestive problems. Stick to toys related to the pet type and lifestyle.
If you are looking for a gift for that special someone who adores animals or perhaps a deserving animal friend, here are a few points to consider. Know the breed specific preference of the person you are buying for. Rat terrier gifts are not good for pitbull owners. General pet themed gifts such as mugs, T-Shirts, calendars, etc. can be the most delightful and useful...
Do you know anyone who says, "I want to be a vet when I grow up!"? There are many educational toys out there for aspiring vets -- from toddlers to teens. Before buying any of the vet and science toys for kids, be sure that they are age appropriate for the safety of the child and the pet s/he may choose to "examine" with their new educational toys!
Whatever gift you select it shows your love of the pet to your family and friends. That is the most precious gift of all!
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