Ideas for Pet Gifts
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For all the cat-lovers out there, September is Happy Cat Month and showing appreciation for our feline companions is important during this time.
Giving a thoughtful gift is easy as there is an array of creative gift ideas to prove our love and devotion to our furry family members.
Homemade Treats
For instance, making homemade treats such as a personal cat cake filled with delicious chicken will have your cat purring with delight. You can check out the easy-to-make recipe!
Nine Pet Gift ideas
Spoiling our pets with fun new toys is another fantastic way to show appreciation for them. A pet tent is the perfect present for the lazy cat who likes to lounge around the house. And for the cat who loves to be brushed, consider treating them to a spa day where they can get groomed and primped.
And of course, you can’t go wrong with a fun new toy for your cat to play with. You can even get them a toy they can play cat-and-mouse with and chase around the house. A personalised name bowl is also a great idea that also makes a nice decoration to the kitchen of the house.
To check out more special pet ideas for our four-legged friends, Sainsbury’s Bank have created a list full of considerate gifts to pamper our pets.
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