If you’re searching for the perfect gift to make a chicken lover’s Christmas extra special, you’re in the right place. Whether your flock rules the garden or your favourite cockerel is the star of the coop, our handpicked selection of chicken gifts is designed to bring joy to every hen and their humans. From clever coop upgrades to playful toys, you’ll find gifts for chicken lovers that add a little extra cheer to every peck and cluck. Make this Christmas unforgettable for your chickens with presents for every garden flock.
Chicken Toys and Enrichment
Poppy and Pendant Peck Toys
Give your flock a festive treat with ourPoppy and Pendant Peck Toys for chickens. Thoughtfully designed to keep your chickens happy, healthy, and entertained all year long. As your hens peck, they’re rewarded with a sprinkle of feed, treats, or grit, turning every peck into a delightful surprise. It’s the perfect way to keep your girls busy, especially during winter when the garden isn’t offering up as many tasty bugs and greens. And from just £10 each, these chicken toys make the perfect stocking filler for flock raisers young and old.
Freestanding Chicken Perch
Bring a touch of whimsy and adventure to your flock’s world with theFreestanding Chicken Perch, This one-of-a-kind perching station transforms your chicken run into a playful haven, inviting your hens to climb, balance, and perch to their hearts’ content. Customise with as many of the sturdy eucalyptus branches as you like at any height or angle to create a playground that’s as unique as your flock. The portable design means you can easily move the perches for a fresh view or a new challenge, keeping your chickens curious and active all year round. Add a dash of authentic farm charm with the optional weathervane topper for the perfect gift for the stylish chicken lover in your life.
Caddi Chicken Treat Holder
Treat your flock to a cleaner, more engaging snack time with theCaddi Chicken Treat Holder. Designed to keep fresh fruits and veggies off the ground, the Caddi not only promotes healthier eating for your hens but also helps maintain a tidier run and reduces unwanted pests. No more wasted treats trampled underfoot—just happy, well-fed chickens enjoying every bite.
The Caddi’s clever swinging design turns snack time into a fun foraging adventure, keeping your flock entertained as they peck and play. With its adjustable nylon string and easy-to-use hook, you can hang the Caddi anywhere in yourWalk in Chicken Run. It’s a simple way to add a little extra joy to your hens’ day and a thoughtful Christmas gift for any chicken keeper this festive season.
Chicken Swing
Add a playful twist to your flock’s routine with theChicken Swing, a perch that turns their favourite activity into a swinging adventure. Designed with a textured surface for secure footing, this exciting toy invites chickens of all ages and breeds to hop on and enjoy a gentle sway, all on their own. It’s the perfect way to keep your hens active, curious, and entertained, even when the backyard is quiet.
Easy to hang in any coop or chicken run, the Chicken Swing can be positioned low for younger or more cautious birds, then raised as their confidence grows. It’s a simple, joyful addition that encourages natural movement and brings a little extra fun to your flock’s home.
Chicken Coop Accessories
Smart Automatic Chicken Coop Door
Gift peace of mind with theOmlet Smart Automatic Chicken Coop Door, a smart, reliable coop door opener that puts 24/7 coop control right in your pocket. With the Omlet app, you can check the status of your chicken coop door, whether you’re at home or away. Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, it’s never been easier to keep your flock safe and sound, even when you’re not around.
The Smart Autodoor is designed to fit seamlessly with theEglu Cube,Eglu Pro, wooden chicken coops and wire runs.Set your hens’ schedule by the clock or program the door to open and close with the sunrise and sunset—no more early mornings or late nights for you! With weatherproof, shatterproof construction and sophisticated sensors that keep dawdling hens safe, this is a gift that brings convenience and reliability to all coops, all year round.
Insulated Stay Clean Chicken Waterer
Keep your flock happily hydrated this winter with the Insulated Stay Clean Chicken Drinker, thoughtfully designed with thick walls to stop water from freezing, even on the chilliest mornings. The clever anti-roost lid and enclosed design keeps your chickens’ water protected from debris and algae so your chickens always have access to fresh, flowing water.
With five founts arranged in an anti-bully 360° layout, every hen gets a fair sip, and the included nipples and cups lets you and your hens choose how they like to drink. New for Christmas 2025, this is the gift every chicken lover hopes to be unwrapping on December 25th.
Smart Chicken Coop Fan
Give your flock the gift of fresh, healthy air with the Omlet Smart Chicken Coop Fan. Designed for easy assembly and compatibility with both wooden chicken coops and the OmletEglu Pro, this clever fan quietly expels stuffy, humid air from inside the coop to draw in fresh air from outside, helping to regulate temperature and moisture for a healthier home.
With the Omlet app, you can control the Smart Fan remotely, set it to run automatically based on time or temperature, and even see live in-coop readings via Wi-Fi. Choose from three fan speeds, set multiple schedules, and share access with friends or family—all from your phone. It’s a thoughtful, practical addition to any coop for fresher air all year round.
Chicken Coops and Runs
Eglu Pro Chicken Coop for 10 Large Hens
Has “chicken maths” grown your flock? TheEglu Pro chicken coop is designed to make life with up to 10 large chickens a breeze. Perfect for both seasoned keepers and those just starting their chicken journey, this coop is built to last with zero maintenance, all replaceable parts, and a 10-year worry-free warranty.
Cleaning is a cinch with smooth, wipe-clean surfaces and slide-out trays. Safety comes standard too thanks to heavy-duty steel mesh runs with anti-tunnel skirts that keep your flock secure, while adjustable vents and twin-wall insulation ensure year-round comfort. Thoughtful touches likesturdy wheels for easy moving, big doors for quick access, and the innovative LuxPanel for just the right amount of light means this coop ticks every box on any chicken lover’s wishlist. And the best part? Collecting the gift of fresh eggs every day of the year from the nest box.
Walk in Chicken Run
Give your hens room to roam with aWalk In Chicken Run, a spacious, secure haven designed for curious explorers and their devoted keepers. With plenty of room for bug chasing, wing stretching, and feather preening, this run is tall enough for you to step inside and spend time with your girls. Engineered with strong steel mesh, an anti-tunnel skirt, and clever predator-proof locks, the Walk In Run keeps your flock safe while blending beautifully into your garden with its dark green mesh.
Enrichment is at the heart of every happy flock, and the Walk In Run makes it easy to create a chicken playground with accessories like thePoleTree chicken perch,Peck Toys,Caddi Treat Holders, and theChicken Swing. Compatible with any coop andendlessly expandable thanks to its modular design, this run grows with your flock (hello, chicken math). Thoughtful features like a stable-style door, easy-access locks, and optional partitions mean you can enjoy every moment with your hens—worry-free.
Omlet and your flock
However you spend the Christmas season with your flock, sharing a little extra joy and comfort makes this time of year even more special. Thoughtful gifting, whether it’s new toys, a coop upgrade, or clever accessories, can make life better for your chickens and bring a smile to any chicken keeper. Happy chickens bring a sense of calm and satisfaction to any garden, and every peck, cluck, and egg is a reminder of the simple pleasures that come from caring for your hens. Giving a gift that enriches their lives is a wonderful way to celebrate the season and deepen your connection with your flock.
Ready to make a guinea pig lover’s Christmas extra special? You’re in the right place. Celebrate the joy these adorable pets bring by finding a gift that shows how much you care. Whether you’re shopping for your own guinea pigs or for someone who adores theirs, you’ll discover ways to make the festive season even brighter with the perfect Christmas presents for guinea pigs. Thoughtful gifts can help create lasting memories and show appreciation for the unique bond between guinea pigs and their humans.
Guinea Pig Accessories
Caddi Guinea Pig Treat Holder
Support your guinea pigs’ well-being with theCaddi Guinea Pig Treat Holder from Omlet. This thoughtfully designed feeder keeps fresh fruits and vegetables off the ground, helping maintain a cleaner habitat and reducing food waste. By suspending treats, the Caddi also discourages pests and encourages your guinea pigs to engage in natural foraging behaviours, providing both mental and physical stimulation. It can even be used as a hay feeder, making it a practical addition to any guinea pig enclosure.
Your guinea pigs will enjoy the interactive experience of retrieving their snacks from the swinging holder, turning feeding time into a stimulating activity. The adjustable nylon string and sturdy plastic hook make it simple to hang the Caddi in any run or enclosure, including Omlet’sOutdoor Guinea Pig Run. If you’re looking to enrich your guinea pigs’ environment and streamline feeding, this treat holder is a smart choice for your holiday list.
Zippi Guinea Pig Shelter
Give your guinea pigs a safe and inviting space with theZippi Guinea Pig Shelter. Designed to be a fun hideout for your guinea pigs, this shelter offers a secure spot where your pets can relax and feel at ease. Its robust construction also allows guinea pigs to climb on top and observe their surroundings, supporting their natural instincts.
The Zippi Shelter fits seamlessly into theZippi Guinea Pig Run andPlaypen, but it’s also compatible with the Eglu Go Hutch andOutdoor Guinea Pig Run. With two entrances, your guinea pigs can move freely, encouraging exploration and interaction. This shelter is a versatile accessory that helps create a comfortable and engaging environment for your pets.
Guinea Pig Playpens and Runs
Zippi Guinea Pig Playpen
TheZippi Guinea Pig Playpen from Omlet is designed to offer your pets a secure and flexible space for exercise and interaction. Its open design makes it easy for you and your family to spend time with your guinea pigs while keeping them safe. The playpen is fully compatible with theZippi Tunnel system, allowing you to expand and customise your setup as needed.
Thestarter pack includes secure mesh panels and run clips, which can be arranged to fit your available space. One panel folds down for convenient access, and a dedicated portal allows for easy tunnel connection. Optional extras like mesh roofing,extension panels, andcovers are available, so you can adapt the playpen to suit your needs. This setup is ideal for supervised play, giving your guinea pigs a safe area to explore.
Zippi Guinea Pig Tunnel System
TheZippi Guinea Pig Tunnel System by Omlet offers a creative way to connect your hutch to a larger enclosure, giving your pets more room to explore. The modular tunnels can be expanded and reconfigured, allowing you to design a layout that fits your space and your guinea pigs’ needs. The spacious tubes accommodate all breeds, and the secure connectors make it easy to addcorners,junctions, andlook-outs for added enrichment. The Zippi system is compatible with a variety of hutches and runs, including wooden hutches and theEglu Go Guinea Pig Hutch.
This tunnel system is designed with both pets and families in mind, featuring secure locking mechanisms and optionallockable doors for added safety. Accessories likehay stations andsupport hoops add further functionality, helping you create a stimulating and healthy environment. The Zippi Tunnel System is a practical way to encourage your guinea pigs’ natural behaviours and enhance their daily routine.
Outdoor Guinea Pig Run
Guinea pigs thrive when they have space to move and explore. TheOutdoor Guinea Pig Run by Omlet is designed to blend into your garden while providing a secure and spacious environment. Itsextendable design allows you to adjust the size and shape to suit your needs, making it suitable for all breeds. You can connect it to yourEglu Go Guinea Pig Hutch, place a wooden hutch inside, or use it as a standalone play area.
Available in two heights, the High-Rise version allows you to walk in for easy interaction and cleaning, while the Low-Rise version offers a generous floor area at a lower height. Both options feature easy-access doors and are suitable for all breeds. The run can be accessorised withcovers to provide shelter from the weather, ensuring your guinea pigs are comfortable throughout the year. With flexible options and thoughtful features, this run is a valuable addition to any guinea pig setup.
Guinea Pig Hutches
Eglu Go Plastic Guinea Pig Hutch
TheEglu Go Guinea Pig Hutch offers a practical and stylish solution for keeping your pets safe and comfortable outdoors. Its durable plastic structure provides insulation for year-round comfort and is easy to clean, while the secure run keeps your guinea pigs protected. The hutch features two main areas: a cosy space for resting and eating, and a run for exercise and exploration.
Maintaining the Eglu Go Hutch is straightforward, thanks to its wipe-clean surfaces and slide-out bedding tray. The run includes an anti-tunnel skirt to prevent digging, and its green finish blends into any garden. You can easily connect the hutch to theZippi Tunnel System, giving your guinea pigs even more space to enjoy.
Omlet and Your Guinea Pig
Choosing the right accessories can make a meaningful difference in your guinea pigs’ happiness and well-being. Whether you’re updating their living space or adding practical features, each product on this gift list is designed to support your pets’ comfort and enrichment. This Christmas, you can feel confident that you’re giving your guinea pigs the best care possible.
If you’re searching for the perfect gift to make a rabbit lover’s Christmas extra special, you’re in the right place. Whether your rabbits are avid adventurers or serious snackers, our handpicked selection of rabbit gifts is designed to delight every bunny and their humans. From clever habitat upgrades to playful toys, you’ll find gifts for rabbit lovers that add a little extra joy to every hop and binky. Make this Christmas unforgettable for your rabbits with presents for every beloved bunny.
Rabbit Accessories
Caddi Rabbit Treat Holder
Keep your rabbits happy and healthy with theCaddi Rabbit Treat Holder from Omlet. Designed to keep food off the ground, this clever feeder is a great way to offer fresh fruit and vegetables to your bunnies. By suspending treats, the Caddi helps maintain a cleaner run, reduces food waste, and discourages pests, all while promoting mental and physical stimulation for your pets. It also doubles as an effective hay feeder, making it a versatile addition to any rabbit enclosure.
Your rabbits will love the interactive experience of foraging for their treats from the swinging holder, turning snack time into a fun activity. The adjustable nylon string and practical plastic hook make it easy to hang the Caddi from any run or enclosure, including Omlet’sOutdoor Rabbit Run. If you’re looking to enrich your rabbits’ environment and simplify feeding, this treat holder is a thoughtful choice for your gift list.
Zippi Rabbit Shelter
Add a brilliantZippi Rabbit Shelter to your rabbits’ run and enjoy watching them explore, pop in one door and out the other. Rabbits naturally seek out cosy hideaways, and the Zippi Rabbit Shelter is designed to offer protection from wind, rain, and sun while giving your pets a secure space where they can feel settled and relaxed. The sturdy shelter also doubles as a lookout, allowing your rabbits to hop on top and survey their surroundings.
Perfect for use in theZippi Rabbit Run andPlaypen, this shelter is a versatile addition to any rabbit setup. It can also be used as an enriching accessory in the run of anEglu Go Hutch orOutdoor Rabbit Run. With two entrances, your rabbits can move freely in and out, making it easy for them to play and interact.
Rabbit Playpens and Rabbit Runs
Zippi Rabbit Playpen
TheZippi Rabbit Playpen from Omlet offers a flexible exercise solution for your rabbits, making it easy for you to spend more quality time with your pets in a secure environment. This open-style play space is designed for interactive play, providing easy access for both children and adults. The playpen is fully compatible with theZippi Tunnel system, allowing you to quickly and securely link the two for even more enrichment.
TheZippi Playpen Starter Pack includes 10 panels of secure Omlet weld mesh and run clips, which can be configured to suit your available space. One panel can be folded down for convenient access, and a dedicated connection portal is included for joining up your Zippi Rabbit Tunnel. You canexpand your playpen over time with optional extras like mesh roofing, underfloor mesh, extension panels, and a range ofcovers and shades. This playpen is perfect for supervised use, giving your rabbits a safe and secure space to explore while you keep an eye on them.
Zippi Rabbit Tunnels
TheZippi Rabbit Tunnel System from Omlet is a versatile way to connect your rabbit hutch to a larger enclosure, giving your bunnies the freedom to explore and exercise in a safe, natural way. With modular burrow pipes that can be expanded and reconfigured at any time, you can create a custom maze of tunnels that suits your garden and your rabbits’ needs. The spacious, durable tubes are designed to fit any breed, and the easy-to-use connectors allow you to addcorners,T-junctions, andlook-outs for even more enrichment. The Zippi system is compatible with a wide range of hutches and runs, including wooden hutches and theEglu Go Rabbit Hutch, making it simple to give your rabbits access to fresh grass and new areas to explore.
This tunnel system is also designed with families in mind, offering features like secure locking mechanisms and optionallockable doors for added convenience and safety. Children will love watching their bunnies dash through the tunnels and pop out to say hello, and the system’s flexibility means you can move and adapt your setup as needed. Accessories likehay stations andsupport hoops add even more functionality, helping you create a stimulating and healthy environment for your pets. If you’re looking to enhance your rabbits’ habitat and encourage their natural behaviours, the Zippi Rabbit Tunnel System is a thoughtful and practical addition to your gift list.
Outdoor Rabbit Run
Bunnies thrive when they have plenty of space to run, hop, and jump, which is why theOutdoor Rabbit Run by Omlet is a best seller. Unlike standard metal runs, this enclosure is designed to blend seamlessly into your backyard, offering both security and an attractive look. Its extendable design allows you to adjust the width, length, and height, making it suitable for every breed, from Dwarf Lops to Flemish Giants. You can attach it to yourEglu Go Rabbit Hutch, place a wooden hutch inside, or use it as a standalone play area. However you set it up, this run provides your bunnies with ample space for exercise and exploration.
The Outdoor Rabbit Run comes in two heights to suit your needs. The High-Rise version allows you to walk in comfortably, making it easier to interact with your rabbits, clean the enclosure, and refill hay racks and water bottles. The Low-Rise version offers a spacious floor area at a lower height and price, and is still accessible for children to get in and spend time with their pets. Both sizes are suitable for all breeds, from the smallest Mini Rex to the largest Giant Angora. The High-Rise model features a stable-style door for easy access and treat-giving, while the Low-Rise version has one large, easy-access door. With our handy configurator, you caneasily extend your Outdoor Rabbit Run as and when it suits you. You can also accessorize your Outdoor Rabbit Run withdurable covers to provide shelter from the elements, ensuring your rabbits are comfortable year-round. With thoughtful features and flexible options, this run is a practical and attractive addition to any rabbit lover’s setup.
Rabbit Hutches
Eglu Go Plastic Rabbit Hutch
TheEglu Go Rabbit Hutch is a practical and stylish solution for keeping pet bunnies safe and comfortable in your backyard. Combining a durable plastic house with a secure run, this hutch is ideal for two medium-sized rabbits and is designed for year-round use. The insulated, easy-to-clean structure ensures your pets stay warm in winter and cool in summer, while the predator-resistant enclosure gives you peace of mind. With two main areas to explore—a cosy hideaway for eating and sleeping, and a run for exercise—your rabbits can follow their natural routines and enjoy a healthy, enriching environment.
Keeping the Eglu Go Rabbit Hutch fresh and clean is straightforward, thanks to its wipe-clean surfaces, slide-out bedding tray, and modular design. The run features tunnel-proof panels and underfloor wire to prevent digging, and its dark green finish blends beautifully into any garden. You can easily connect the hutch to theZippi Rabbit Tunnel System, offering your rabbits even more space to explore and play.
Omlet and your rabbit
Choosing the right gifts for your rabbits can make a world of difference in their happiness and health. Whether you’re looking to upgrade their living space or provide practical accessories, there’s something on this list to delight every bunny and their human companions. Each product is thoughtfully designed to enrich your rabbits’ lives, offering comfort, security, and plenty of opportunities for play and exploration. As you celebrate this Christmas, you can feel confident knowing you’re giving your rabbits the very best. Here’s to a joyful Christmas filled with unforgettable moments with your beloved pets.
If you’re searching for the perfect Christmas gift to make your dog’s holiday season extra special, you’re in the right place. Whether your loyal companion loves to lounge or your playful pup is always on the go, our handpicked collection of dog gifts is packed with thoughtful ideas to bring joy to both you and your furry friend. From cosy dog beds to meticulously designed dog bowls, you’ll find easy, innovative gifts that will get tails wagging. Explore our range of pet gifts and treat your dog to something they’ll truly love this Christmas.
Dog Beds
Topology Dog Bed
TheTopology Dog Bed is designed to deliver comfort and practicality where other beds fall short. With zip-off toppers that are simple to wash and an orthopaedic memory foam mattress that supports joints, it’s built for lasting comfort and durability. The washable toppers mean you can always keep your dog’s bed fresh—just zip off the top and throw it in the wash while you replace it with a clean one, so your dog never has to go without their favourite sleep spot.
Unlike standard dog beds that wear out quickly, Topology is made to last, offering a more sustainable and economical choice for your home. You only need to replace the topper when it’s worn, keeping the sturdy base for years to come. The option to raise the bed on stylish feet helps reduce drafts, dust, and makes it easier for older dogs to step in and out. With a range of sizes and toppers to suit every dog and home, the Topology dog bed makes a thoughtful Christmas gift that supports your dog’s comfort at every stage of life.
Bolster Dog Bed
TheBolster Dog Bed is thoughtfully crafted to rival even the comfiest spot on your sofa. With an orthopaedic memory foam mattress and a cushioned bolster, it’s designed to support your dog’s head and body for truly restful naps. The high-performance memory foam never loses its shape, while the durable, upholstery-grade fabrics stand up to daily wear from teeth and claws. Sustainability is also at the heart of this bed, with luxurious GOTS cotton cord covers. The removable cover is machine-washable, making it easy to keep your dog’s bed clean.
Raising the bed on customisable feet not only gives it a designer look but also improves airflow, reduces damp, and makes cleaning underneath easy. The Bolster bed is a thoughtful gift that brings comfort and style to both your dog and your home.
Nest Dog Bed
TheOmlet Nest Dog Bed is made for dogs who love to snuggle, with plump cushions and a supportive bumper. The Nest Bed is engineered for both softness and support, with buttery soft cord covers that offer lasting comfort and durability for years of sweet dreams.
Practicality meets thoughtful design with removable covers that unzip easily for machine washing, keeping your dog’s bed fresh and clean. The lightweight yet sturdy construction makes the Nest Dog Bed perfect for home or travel, allowing your dog to snuggle with their toys and enjoy comfort wherever you go.
Cushion Dog Bed
The deep-filledCushion Dog Bed is designed for dogs who crave comfort. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to take on your travels, while the machine-washable cover ensures your dog’s favourite spot stays fresh. The supportive, pillowy stuffing gently redistributes as your dog settles in, creating a soft, snuggly place to rest.
Omlet Cushion Beds are as practical as they are inviting, with covers made from luxurious, GOTS-certified cotton cord – tough enough to handle daily use and can be zipped off for easy cleaning. The bed’s portable design is perfect for dogs who love to be by your side, whether at home or on the go.
Dog Accessories
Super Soft Dog Blanket
Elevate your dog’s nap time with the Super Soft Dog Blanket, a cosy throw that transforms any spot in your home into a snuggly sleep space. This versatile blanket not only adds an extra layer of comfort to your dog’s bed but also helps protect your furniture, carpets, or car seats from pet hair and dirt. Its generous size is perfect for dogs who love to nest and curl up for a long snooze.
Designed with dual sides for warmth and comfort, the blanket features a quilted charcoal grey plush on one side and a cream luxury sherpa on the reverse, offering lasting softness and heat retention. High-quality materials and durable stitching ensure it stands up to daily use, whether at home or on the go. The plush dog blanket is easy to care for, simply machine wash as needed, making it a thoughtful and practical Christmas gift for any dog and their owner.
Dog Bowls
Designed with every breed in mind, these sleekDog Bowls take into account the unique shape and size of your dog’s muzzle, making mealtimes more comfortable for pugs, poodles, and every breed in between. The wide openings give your dog plenty of space to enjoy their food, while anti-topple technology and steep sides help prevent spills and messes during dinner.
Practicality meets style with these bowls, crafted from durable melamine and available in three understated shades: Sage, Chalk, and Storm. The easy pick-up design makes serving and cleaning simple, and they’re dishwasher safe for everyday convenience. Available in sizes S, M, and L, these bowls are a thoughtful addition to any dog lover’s home, offering both function and style for Christmas dinner and beyond.
Omlet and your dog
Choosing the right Christmas gift for your dog is all about comfort, style, and thoughtful design, and our collection brings together everything you need to make this Christmas extra special for your four-legged friend. From supportive dog beds and cosy blankets to practical bowls, each product is crafted with care to suit every dog’s needs and fit seamlessly into your home. With a focus on durability, easy care, and unique designs, you can gift your dog some Christmas treats that offer lasting comfort and joy.
If you’re looking for the perfect Christmas presents to make your cat’s Christmas truly memorable, you’re in the right place. Whether your feline rules the living room or your kitten is the heart of your home, our carefully curated selection of cat gifts is filled with innovative ideas designed to bring cheer and delight to both cats and their humans. From thoughtful home upgrades to engaging treats and toys, you’ll discover stress-free gifts that bring a little extra happiness to every purr.
Cat Beds
Donut Cat Bed
The Maya Donut Elevated Cat Bed by Omlet is designed to elevate your cat’s comfort and your home’s style. Crafted with premium faux fur and a deep, supportive filling, this bed offers a plush, donut-shaped nest that’s perfect for cats who love to curl up. The soft, warm texture and generous cushion provide a sense of security and tranquillity, making it an inviting spot for restful cat naps. The removable, machine-washable cover ensures easy cleaning, so your cat’s bed stays fresh and your home remains tidy.
With a choice ofstylish feet, the Maya Donut Bed blends seamlessly with your décor while keeping your cat elevated and comfortable. The deep cushion is designed to hold its shape and offer lasting support, making it ideal for cats up to 5kg who appreciate a cosy, calming retreat. If you’re looking to treat your cat to a bed that combines luxury, practicality, and thoughtful design, the Maya Donut Elevated Cat Bed is a standout choice.
Nest Cat Bed
Enhance your home with the addition of theNest Cat Bed, designed for cats who love to curl up in the cosiest spots. This bed can be used on its own or added to your Indoor Cat Tree as part of your Freestyle setup. Crafted from upholstery-grade fabrics in elegant prints, the Nest Cat Bed offers both comfort and a touch of classic style blending beautifully into any home.
Tipi Cat Bed
For cats who like their naps in cosy nooks, theTipi Cat Bed is a wonderful addition. This hideout offers a private spot for sleep or quiet observation and can be used on its own or placed on a bamboo platform within your Freestyle setup. Made from upholstery-grade fabrics, the Tipi blends comfort and style for both you and your cat.
Cat Scratching Posts
The Switch Cat Scratching Post is designed to keep cats engaged and active. With 12 light programs, seven colour settings, three brightness levels, and seven speed options, you can tailor the experience to suit your cat’s mood and keep playtime fun and unpredictable. The vertical grooves encourage natural scratching and stretching, supporting healthy claws and relaxed muscles. Whether you’re home for an evening of play or heading out for the day, the Switch offers a smart way to keep indoor cats entertained and stimulated.
Built with durability and sustainability in mind, the Switch stands 85cm tall—50% bigger than the average cat when fully extended—and features a weighted base for stability during even the most energetic play sessions.Its replaceable, biodegradable sisal sleeve reduces waste, while the bamboo base and thoughtful design details blend seamlessly into your home. The Switch is the last cat scratcher you’ll ever have to buy and the perfect gift for cats and their humans.
Cat Trees
Freestyle Indoor Cat Tree
The Freestyle Indoor Cat Tree is thoughtfully designed to give your cat a playground that’s as unique as they are. With adjustable poles that fit ceilings up to 4.4m and a range ofcustomisable accessories, you can create a setup that truly matches your cat’s personality and needs. Whether your cat loves to climb, scratch, or lounge, the Freestyle system allows you to add, move, or replace individual parts as your cat’s preferences change. Fromsteps andplatforms tohammocks anddens, every detail encourages natural behaviours and provides enrichment.
Built with an aluminium core, durable bamboo, and hard-wearing fabrics, the Freestyle Indoor Cat Tree is built to last and designed with sustainability in mind. Removable sisal and cardboard scratching surfaces mean you only replace what’s necessary, reducing waste over time. Its slim footprint fits any room, maximizing vertical space for play and rest, while a choice of cushion colours lets you match your home’s style. Whether you have a playful kitten, a senior cat, or an indoor feline in need of more activity, the Freestyle Indoor Cat Tree offers endless setup options to support your cat through every stage of life.
Freestyle Outdoor Cat Tree
The Freestyle Outdoor Cat Tree is designed to bring out the best in your cat’s natural instincts, offering a customisable playground for yourcatio. With adjustable aluminium poles ranging from 1.7m to 4.4m, you can build a vertical adventure space that adapts as your cat grows. Durable, recyclable parts and quick-fit brackets make it easy to addscratchers,platforms,hammocks,bridges, anddens—creating treetop walkways and lookout spots that keep your cat engaged and active. Every element is engineered to support climbing, stretching, and exploring, so your cat can enjoy the outdoors in a way that’s tailored to their age and abilities.
Built to withstand the elements, the Freestyle Outdoor Cat Tree features rust-proof materials and easy-to-clean cushion covers, ensuring it remains a favourite spot in any weather. Its modular design means you can continue to expand and refresh your cat’s playground over time, keeping curiosity and playfulness alive. Whether your cat is a seasoned explorer or just discovering the joys of outdoor play, the Freestyle Outdoor Cat Tree offers a dynamic space for exercise, relaxation, and connection—making it a thoughtful addition for any cat lovers’ gift list.
Catios and Cat Runs
Omlet’sLarge Outdoor Cat Enclosure is designed to let cats of all breeds safely enjoy the outdoors, giving them space to play, exercise, and explore without worry. The sturdy, dark green mesh blends seamlessly into your garden, so you can offer your cats a secure environment without compromising on style. With a modular design that starts at 1.8m x 1.8m andeasy-to-add extensions andtunnels, you can create an enclosure that fits your space and your furry friends this Christmas and beyond. Every detail, from the heavy-duty steel mesh to the stable-style door and secure locks, is crafted for peace of mind and long-lasting use.
Omlet and your cat
Choosing the perfect Christmas gifts for your cat is all about celebrating their unique personality and making their world a little brighter. Whether you’re creating an outdoor adventure with theFreestyle Outdoor Cat Tree, offering cosy comfort with theMaya Donut Elevated Cat Bed, or adding a playful hideaway like theTipi orNest Cat Bed, each Omlet product is thoughtfully designed to enrich your cat’s life and complement your home. With durable materials, customizable features, and timeless style, these gifts are made to bring joy to both you and your feline companion—this Christmas and beyond.
Christmas is right around the corner and so is the enjoyment of time with family and furry friends alike! Since the holidays and food go hand in hand, it would only seem fitting that sharing some extra sweet morsels with your favourite feline would be festive and fun!
But do cats like ham or hot rolls? Can you give your furry friend a sweet taste of the Christmas pies? Before you go giving your kitty any Christmas nibbles, make sure you know which foods are safe to share and which foods could pose a big danger to them. We’ve compiled a list of the do’s and don’ts so you can be sure your cat stays safe this Christmas.
What should a cat’s diet consist of?
In order to know what not to feed your feline, you first need to know what your cat can eat! Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their diet is made up primarily of animal protein with some plant matter too. They rely on the nutrients available in meats to get the vitamins and fats their bodies need to live a long and healthy life.
As a cat owner, you know just how picky your feline can be! So making sure they get a high-protein and well-balanced diet is essential. The food your cat should be dining on in their cat bowl should be roughly 50% protein, 35% fats, and 15% carbohydrates. What kitty could resist that kind of kibble?
Should cats eat more around the holidays?
It goes without saying that Christmas is the time of year when indulging in delicious treats is not necessarily frowned upon! But is feeding your cat some festive treats ok to do, too? The short answer is yes, but in very limited bits and only with safe foods.
When the temperatures start to drop outside, cats naturally use more energy to try and maintain their core body temperature. But for indoor cats who experience a regulated home temperature, this instinct to increase their appetite need not apply like it does for outdoor cats! Your indoor kitty may seem to be more hungry because their body is instinctively responding to the change in weather. But the truth is, their diet doesn’t need to change unless their environment does.
So what does this mean for your furry friend who is giving clear signals around the Christmas tree that hunger is in the air? By knowing how the change in seasons affects your cat and by being keenly aware of their specific food behaviours, you can adjust your small treats accordingly this Christmas season. Just remember to keep the treats small, simple, and safe!
Not safe foods for cats
With the aroma of holiday treats wafting through the kitchen, your cat is sure to be on the hunt for some extra bits to nibble on this Christmas. But as we’ve uncovered, not all foods are safe for your kitty to eat and, in fact, some can be extremely harmful to them if ingested. So in order to keep your cat safe, here are some foods to avoid letting them eat at all.
SPICES: Garlic and spice make everything nice, right? Not for cats, they don’t! Some of the most harmful ingredients for cats to eat are actually spices that are found in many holiday dishes. Garlic, onion, chives, or any other spice that is a member of the allium family are very dangerous for cats to eat. These tasty additives have compounds that can cause cats to have severe vomiting and diarrhoea. So when giving your cat a nibble of Christmas meat, make sure it is unseasoned!
CHOCOLATE: When the holiday season is in full swing, the cosiness of warm fires and hot chocolate are felt all around! But for your cat, chocolate is anything but a cosy treat. The sugary sweet treats of chocolate are harmful to cats as they contain caffeine and theobromine, both of which are toxic to cats and can cause kidney failure.
So in order to keep your cat safe this Christmas, keep the advent calendars, candy bowls, and any sugary treats out of reach and away from curious and climbing kitties!
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Santa’s milk is ok for your kitty to sip, right? Not so much! Most people don’t realize it, but the majority of cats are actually lactose intolerant. Yes, it’s true that almost any cat will happily lick up the frothy white yumminess of milk if given the chance, but this “little treat” can actually cause stomach cramps for your furry friend. So best to stick to water when treating your cat to a drink this Christmas!
Safe foods for cats
While there are certainly limitations on what morsels you can treat your cat to this holiday, all is not lost! Keeping your cat’s diet consistent and well-balanced throughout the year is important, but if you want to feed them small bits of festive food this holiday, here is a list of some safe options!
PLAIN TURKEY: Your cat can certainly have a nibble of the star of the Christmas table! When dishing out their small portion, just be sure it is unseasoned, fully cooked, and has absolutely no bones in it. No one wants an emergency vet visit on Christmas.
PLAIN SALMON: What goes better with a cat on Christmas than a slice of salmon? If your holiday celebration includes the dish of seven fishes, then including your cat is ok! Salmon is a perfect fish choice to share sparingly with your cat as it is loaded with protein and omega fatty 3 acids that are super beneficial for their brains and bodies. Just be sure to give in moderation as once a cat tastes the goodness of plain, fully cooked salmon, they may not want to eat anything else!
RAW VEGGIES: It’s true that cats are predominantly carnivores, but over time and through domestication, their diet has adapted to include small amounts of vegetables as well. When it comes to giving any pet carrots, brussel sprouts, pumpkin, or broccoli, you must make sure they are uncooked and unseasoned so as not to hurt their digestion.
An Omlet cat Christmas
At Omlet, we believe cats are part of the family, so pets should enjoy the holidays, too! But for some cats, having a safe Christmas means retreating to a space all their own so they can avoid any harmful foods altogether.
That’s why we created the Maya Indoor Cat House as a great option for any cat who seeks a secluded sanctuary that is cosy and cuddly. Christmas is all about giving! So give a small bite or two of the safe foods to your cat this Christmas and then let them do what they do best – relax in a cat nap! Meowy Christmas!
Christmas is a wonderful time to celebrate everyone that we love, including our dogs. With wagging tails to welcome you home and sweet snuggles to keep you warm, our furry friends really are part of the family.
But how can you ensure your dog enjoys the festive period too? Is it ok for your furry friend to dine on the traditional family feast? Fetch yourself a seat at the table as we outline everything you need to know to make sure your dog stays safe and has fun this Christmas.
Safe Christmas Foods for your Dog
While feeding your dog from the table can be tempting, serve up safe Christmas foods in theirOmlet dog bowl or as you would a treat. And to be sure your dog doesn’t consume anything harmful, here is a list of some safe foods you can let your pup indulge in small bites:
Turkey – Your dog can have a few nibbles of the star of the show. Turkey is a great source of protein for your dog and they will undoubtedly love a bite (or two). Just be sure their portion is fully cooked, unseasoned, and doesn’t include any skin or bones, which aren’t safe for your dog to devour.
Potatoes – Serve your pup up some boiled or mashed sweet potato, but be sure to keep it plain with no salt or butter added. Spices like garlic and onion will make them sick, so stick to the plain potato variety when serving your dog at dinner. Dogs can also eat sweet potato, rich in beta carotene, fibre, and vitamins—a super treat for your dog at Christmas.
Other vegetables – Sprouts, swedes, parsnips and green beans are very popular with dogs, as is a raw or cooked piece of carrot. Again, be sure not to add any seasoning, butter, or sauces before you give the vegetables to your pet pooch, and moderation is key.
Unsafe Christmas foods for your dog
As any dog owner understands, the nose knows. And especially at Christmas, a dog’s nose will sniff out almost any food or flavour. So in order to make sure your dog stays safe this Christmas, here are a fewfoods that you want to make sure you avoid letting your furry friend feast on.
Bones – It may seem only natural to give your dog a bone from the carved turkey, but doing so could be very dangerous to their health. Unlike dog chews designed bones that are safe for your dog to gnaw on, turkey bones can be small and splinter, causing your dog to potentially choke.
Chocolate – Chocolate is a staple in most homes over the holidays, but this tasty treat is not one to share with dogs. Theobromine, which is found in chocolate, can be deadly to your furry friend – even in small amounts. So, no matter how much they give you the puppy eyes treatment, don’t let them have any,
Gravy – We all know that gravy over a Christmas roast is delicious but it can be harmful for dogs. With its high salt and fat content, this is one Christmas food not to feed your pup.
In the unlikely event that your dog does happen to eat any unsafe foods this Christmas, be sure to contact your veterinarian immediately to seek help.
Fun at Christmas
One of the best parts of Christmas is the time off from work to relax and enjoy with friends and family. And no family member is more excited about getting to spend time with you than your dog! The most magical time of the year is meant to make magical new memories and who better to do that with.
So take full advantage of this quality time to do more fun activities with your dog. If your furry friend is used to quick morning or afternoon walks before and after work, use this extra time off to linger longer on those strolls. Or, create new adventures and memories by exploring new trails or parks in your area.
What if it’s too cold where you live to be outside for long periods of time around Christmas? Just take the party inside. Stock up on some favourite dog toys so you and your dog can play for hours while staying cosy and warm. Your dog will love a good game of “fetch and seek” and you will love that your dog still gets exercise to tire out.
Dogs and guests at Christmas
When Christmas rolls around, you are bound to welcome friends and family into your home. While most dogs love meeting new people and getting pets and pats from strangers, some pups can get very anxious and stressed with too much commotion.
So how do you make sure your dog is ok with the holiday hustle and bustle in your home? Thankfully, Omlet has the tips and products to make sure your dog stays jolly and joyful this holiday.
Extra exercise
A tired dog is a happy dog. So before the fun festivities of Christmas begin, make sure your dog gets plenty of exercise to tire out those wiggles. Take them on a longer walk than usual or for an extra long game of fetch outside before guests arrive. You can also play some mental stimulation games inside so they can release some pent-up energy. That way when your company arrives, your dog won’t feel chaotic or stressed.
Designate a doggie den
For the dogs who get anxious with people coming in and out of your home, creating a familiar place for them to escape to is essential. Place their bed in a quiet room or corner where they feel comfortable and secure so they can get a nap when needed. Thedog beds designed by Omlet are a great snooze option for any dog as they can be customised to fit your dog’s exact needs.
Layers on layers
If welcoming guests to your home is a regular and stress-free experience for your dog, then this Christmas should be without worry. For the cuddle pups who like to snuggle family and strangers alike on the sofa, make sure you have some layers to protect your furniture and your guests. TheSuper Soft Dog Blankets designed by Omlet are a great option because they offer a warm, snuggly spot for your dog to land when greeting guests.
Before you roast your turkey this Christmas, remember to give thanks for the constant companion in your life. We think dogs can receive love in many different ways and that’s why we created ourexclusive line of dog products to give thanks back. Making sure your dog enjoys the magic of the holiday season is just as important as the festivities themselves.
‘Tis the season for turkey, stuffing and everyone’s favourite, crispy roast potatoes. Christmas is a time for gathering with your family and friends and delighting in the deliciousness of the holiday.
While it’s important to soak up all the wonder of this magical time, don’t forget to make sure your cat enjoys this wonderful time of year too. Keeping your kitty safe this Christmas means knowing the “do’s and the don’ts” of holiday cat safety and we have your guide for everything you need to know.
Safe Christmas foods for your cat
With the scents of mulled wine permeating your kitchen and the smells of rosemary wafting from the oven, it’s hard not to want to share the delicacies of Christmas with your favourite feline. No more than 10% of a cat’s diet should come from treats, and that is especially true during the holidays.
We know you want to include your feline friends in the festivities so here are some foods that are safe to feed your cat – in limited quantities – this Christmas:
Turkey: The big question every pet owner wants to know is, “Can my cat eat some of the turkey too?” And the answer is yes. Just make sure the nibbles they eat are unseasoned, fully cooked and without bones. Certain spices, like garlic and onion, can make a cat sick, so be sure your cat’s turkey portion is plain but delicious.
Apples: If apple pie is on the Christmas menu this year then your cat is in for a treat. Apples provide a nutrient-rich source of vitamins to our furry friends that are healthy for their bodies. Before putting the pie together, cut up an apple slice into small bites for your kitty to nibble on – it will be just like dessert for them.
Potatoes: Whether you boil, bake or mash them, potatoes are a Christmas staple on every holiday table. And good thing for your cat – they can enjoy them too. Just be sure to include only fully cooked and dry potatoes for your feasting feline. Uncooked potatoes can be toxic to cats and butter can make them sick, so stick to the unseasoned cooked or chopped variety and your cat will dine delightfully.
Christmas foods to avoid
While sharing is caring, there can be some downfalls when it comes to giving certain Christmas morsels to your cat. A cat’s digestive system is much different than humans, so foods that we may eat regularly could have serious side effects on your cat’s health.
Here is a list of Christmas foods to avoid giving your cat this holiday season:
Chocolate: With friends and family visiting your home, there are bound to be tins of chocolate adorning the tables for intermittent sweet treats. But remember – your cat is curious and likes to climb, so any bowl left out (and unattended) is a sure treat seeker for cats. Chocolate is extremely toxic to cats and can make them very ill if ingested, so keep the candies and the wrappers at bay this Christmas or hand them out as parting gifts so you are sure your kitty is safe.
Alcohol: It should go without saying that alcohol is not a cat-approved menu item, but during the hustle and bustle of Christmas it’s a good idea to know where all the wine glasses are set throughout your house. Curious kitties seek out new things and half-drank wine glasses left on tables by unaware guests can lead to dangers for your feline friend. Even just a few sips of alcohol can cause vomiting and diarrhoea for your cat, so make sure your guests keep their drinks with them at all times.
Raisins: Mince pies and Christmas Pudding might be some of your favourite tasty treats this season but raisins are extremely dangerous for cats. Be mindful when making your menu this holiday season since this fruit will cause irreversible and sometimes fatal kidney failure if ingested by your kitty.
In the unlikely event that your cat does get a hold of some of these “no-no” foods, call your veterinarian immediately to get them help.
Feline-friendly festive décor
Along with the delicious foods to dine on, the Christmas spirit is felt with the decorations draped throughout your home for that cosy, winter wonderland feel. But as a cat owner, it’s important to know which festive décor items could be potentially harmful for your feline friend.
Adding festive plants around the house to spruce up the holiday feel can, unfortunately, be dangerous for your cat. While there are manyplants that are safe and non-toxic for your cat to be around, the traditional holiday plants such as poinsettias, holly, and mistletoe are extremely toxic to our feline friends. So if you are set on having those red and green foliage feels, consider using fake plants that produce the same holiday happiness but are safe for your cat.
Another popular décor item during the Christmas holiday are beautifully scented candles. The flicker of the flames and the scent of warm vanilla can make an entire home feel full of warmth during winter. But open flames, whether candles or fires, can be a big danger for your cat around the holidays. A curious cat can quickly get burned, or worse, knock over a burning candle causing something else than to get burned. Instead, invest in some flameless candles to enjoy the festive glow and keep a gate in front of the fireplace.
And, finally, as you add lights around the house and Christmas tree, remember to keep those electrical cords covered. You can’t stop your cat from being inquisitive, but you can stop them from getting hurt. Exposed electrical cords are like a welcome call to cats to come and chew, and you don’t have to be a cat owner to know that’s not a good thing. So as you are decking the halls with lit up wonder, make sure you tape down and cover the cords so your curious kitty can be safe and enjoy the view too.
Cats and Christmas guests
As you welcome friends and family into your home to celebrate Christmas, remember that it is your cat’s home, too. While your cat may not pay the mortgage or the bills, they certainly do feel a sense of ownership to where you live.
So what do you do if your cat doesn’t like house guests? With all the commotion that can come with hosting people at Christmas, be mindful of your cat’s personality to make sure their accommodations are met with peace this holiday season too. Some cats love company while others are afraid, so before you tidy up the guest bedroom, here are some tips and Omlet products to consider:
Create a kitty cave: If your cat is a stranger to strangers, then it’s super important this holiday season to make sure they have a place to escape. Dedicate a room in the house where your cat can retreat to in order to avoid any stress. You can even put a climbing tree in there, like theFreestyle Indoor Cat Tree designed by Omlet, so your cat can have fun festivities of their own.
Get tired ahead of time: The best way for your cat to avoid any undue holiday stress this Christmas is to sleep right through it. Before your guests arrive, make sure you get in some quality playtime with your furry friend so they can tire out easily. TheSwitch Light Up Cat Scratcher designed by Omlet is the ideal choice to tire them out before the party starts.
Cosy quarters to the rescue: While some cats like to run and hide when new people come into their space, many are open to meeting new faces and making new friends. But all cats like to have their own space when they feel like it. So for the kitty that likes to mingle – just not for too long – make sure they have a cosy spot to head to when they need a break. TheMaya Donut Cat Bed designed by Omlet will not only keep your kitty comfortable and cosy, but looks great in any home.
Keep the stresses and demands of holiday prep at bay by using these tips and products to make your cat’s Christmas one to remember. Without a doubt, you are at the top of their Christmas wishlist too.
Christmas is the most magical part of the season. It’s the perfect time to snuggle up with your small furry friend and enjoy this special time of year.
And let’s not forget the food. Christmas is one of the biggest holidays for a “foodie,” and if you share a home with a rabbit or guinea pig, you know they’re foodies too. Thankfully, there are several festive treats that you can share with your food-loving friends – just hold the seasoning and spices.
What are your Christmas meal staples? If you’re like most, your Christmas spread probably includes turkey, stuffing, various vegetables, and sides, punctuated with decadent desserts. And with all that meal prep, there are lots of scraps and trimmings that you can give your rabbit or guinea pig as a special holiday treat.
Treats for your bunnies
Rabbits and carrots go together like turkey and gravy. But what other trimmings can you save for your bunny when you’re prepping for your Christmas meal?
Rabbit-safe Christmas meal ingredients that you can share with your bunny include: carrots and their tops (though in moderation, as carrots are high in sugar – which is why rabbits love them), celery, cranberries (fresh or unsweetened and dried), fresh green beans, and leafy greens such as lettuce and cabbage. And if your Christmas dinner doesn’t stick to the traditional menu, a list of rabbit-safe foods can be referenced to see what you can feed your bunny from the kitchen.
The easiest way to keep your rabbit’s treats separate from what gets tossed and what gets seasoned is to keep a bunny bowl on the counter. Any trimmings that are meant for your rabbit can be scooped into a bowl and offered once you’re done with your meal prepping – just make sure all of your helping hands in the kitchen know what this is for.
If you’re really feeling festive, you can also find many recipes online for rabbit-friendly baked goods like carrot cake or banana treats to make their holiday extra special.
Guinea pig goodies
Guinea pigs follow a diet that resembles a rabbit’s, except that they need more vitamin C as they cannot manufacture their own. The same foods that you reserve for your rabbit can be safely offered to your guinea pig, but some additional considerations for cavies are: small amounts of orange or orange peel, bell peppers (yellow, red, or orange are best), broccoli, apple slices, and berries.
Part of the cuteness of cavies is their build, but with their little legs and larger bodies, it’s important not to overfeed them. Ideas for guinea pig baked goods can also be found online, but any holiday goodies should be served as a one-time treat.
Keep a cavy cup handy in the kitchen during holiday baking and meal prep. If possible, refrigerate excess scraps to offer at a later date if your cup “runneth over!”
Holiday hazards
While there are many delicious and nutritious foods to share with your rabbit or guinea pig, there are also holiday staples that should not be shared. Avoid feeding:
Nuts and seeds
Potatoes (especially if raw)
Sugary or baked goods
Bread
Meat
If your rabbit or guinea pig happens to sneak a taste of something they shouldn’t, identify what it was and how much they ingested and call your vet. Christmas is the most common time of the year for pets (large and small) to get into something they shouldn’t, so take precautions to ensure your bunny or cavy aren’t able to sneak a bite. Make sure your rabbit or guinea pig is safe in their hutch or run, or set up a rabbit or guinea pig playpen to keep your furry family members out of the kitchen and away from falling foods and cooking utensils.
Special occasion treats and year-round feeding
Rabbits and guinea pigs both need a quality pellet feed (ideally timothy hay-based), and unlimited access to timothy hay or orchard grass and fresh water, with guinea pigs needing additional vitamin C. Around 90% of both your rabbit and guinea pig’s diet should consist of these staples, with treats being given no more than a few times a week.
The best treats are those that incorporate into a well-balanced diet for bunnies and cavies, such as vegetables or fruits that offer nutritional value. Anything indulgent should be offered on special occasions like holidays or your pet’s birthday – otherwise, it might upset their digestive systems or influence their food preferences.
Feeding treats in a Caddi rabbit treat holder or a Caddi guinea pig treat holder is a great way to keep their favourite treats together and up off the ground. It’s also a nice “plating” option when serving up special holiday fare.
A home for the holidays
The holiday season should be a time of comfort and joy for both you and your furry family members. This time of the year also brings colder temperatures and freezing precipitation, so be sure your rabbit or guinea pig is housed in an insulated rabbit hutch or guinea pig hutch for optimum cosiness. And bring on the joy with Zippi tunnels and playpens for endless fun so guinea pigs and rabbits can warm up their bodies and appetites.
With a warm home, full bellies, and loving humans, your small furry family members are sure to have the best holiday season.
Izy Hossack is a London based chef and baker, food stylist and food photographer, as well as author of the books Top with Cinnamon and The Savvy Cook. Izy has created two deliciously festive recipes for the Omlet Advent Calendar, you can find her Chocolate Gingerbread Bundt Cake here.
This layer cake is the perfect Christmassy bake to impress. Inspired by the flavours of eggnog, the cake and frosting are flavoured with vanilla, nutmeg, cinnamon and rum for a slightly boozy, warmly spiced dessert.
The frosting is an interesting one to try – if you usually find standard buttercream too sweet, you’ll love this version (and it doesn’t require icing sugar!). The base is a cooked custard, thickened with cornflour and egg until very viscous. This is then whisked into softened butter until fluffy and creamy. It can seem a bit dense if the butter or custard are too cold so you may need to add a splash of boiling water to help it fluff up properly. It’s definitely worth the extra effort over a standard buttercream as the texture is so smooth and light with the perfect level of sweetness.
For decoration, I like to keep the frosting simple with a thin layer around the outside and a slightly swoopy texture on top. For the toppings, I look for edible bits to give the cake a festive look; Woody herbs like rosemary, thyme or sage (as I’ve used here) are lovely as are chopped/flaked nuts. A sprinkle of cinnamon and nutmeg are a finishing touch and boost that eggnog flavour.
Ingredients:
Cake:
300g granulated sugar
140g unsalted butter, softened
60ml vegetable oil
4 medium eggs
150ml natural yoghurt
150ml milk
1 tsp vanilla paste or extract
330g self-raising flour
1 tsp ground cinnamon
¼ tsp freshly grated nutmeg
¼ tsp fine table salt
¼ tsp bicarbonate of soda
Frosting:
150ml milk
1 tsp vanilla paste or extract
80g granulated sugar
20g cornflour
1 egg
½ tsp ground cinnamon
¼ tsp freshly grated nutmeg
Pinch salt
200g unsalted butter, softened
2 tbsp dark rum
For the cake:
Preheat the oven to 180C fan. Grease, line and flour three 18-cm cake tins.
In a large bowl, cream the sugar and butter until pale and fluffy. Beat in the oil then eggs, one at a time.
In a jug, combine the yoghurt, milk and vanilla.
In a separate bowl, place the flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, salt and bicarbonate of soda and stir to combine.
Add 1/3 of the yoghurt mixture to the butter mixture and stir to combine. Add 1/3 of the flour mixture to the butter mixture and stir to combine. Repeat in this alternating fashion until you’ve mixed in all of the yoghurt and flour mixtures and have a smooth cake batter.
Divide the batter evenly between the cake tins and bake for 25-30 minutes, until a skewer inserted into the centre of the cakes comes out clean.
Run a butter knife around the inside edges of the cake tins and then leave them to cool for 10 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
For the frosting:
Combine the milk and vanilla in a small pot and place over a medium-low heat on the stove until gently steaming.
In a medium bowl, mix the sugar, cornflour, egg, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt until smooth.
Pour a little of the hot milk into the egg mixture and quickly stir with a whisk until smooth. Stream in the remaining hot milk whilst stirring to combine. Pour the contents of the bowl back into the pot and return to the heat.
Cook over a medium-low heat, stirring with a whisk, until the mixture becomes lumpy and thick. Keep stirring until it looks smooth and glossy, about 1 minute, then remove from the heat.
Spread the mixture out in a shallow bowl and pop into the freezer for 5-10 minutes until cooled. Alternatively, chill the mixture in the fridge for around 1 hour.
Beat the softened butter in a large bowl with an electric whisk (or in a stand mixer) until smooth then gradually add the cooled egg mixture, stopping to scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl occasionally.
Add the rum and keep whisking until the frosting looks aerated and light. If it seems too dense still, add 1-2 tbsp of boiling water to help soften the butter which should help the frosting to achieve the correct texture.
To assemble:
Cut off any domed tops from the cooled cake layers using a serrated knife and peel away the baking paper from the bottoms.
Place one cake layer onto a serving plate and spread a few heaped tablespoons of frosting over the top of the cake. Top with a second cake layer and repeat.
When you’ve placed on the final cake layer, place ½ of the remaining frosting onto the cake and spread it thinly over the top and sides of the cake. Using a warm palette knife can be useful here (warm it up by placing into a jug of boiling water and wipe clean as needed).
Place the cake into the fridge for 10 minutes to harden this initial layer of frosting.
Remove the cake from the fridge and add the remaining frosting to the cake, using it to decoratively frost the top and sides as you like.
Decorate the cake with any toppings you want – I’ve used grated nutmeg, ground cinnamon, sage leaves and flaked almonds here for a festive feel.
Everyone deserves a treat from Santa Paws this festive season, including our four legged friends! This super simple recipe makes around 15 dog biscuits (using a 10cm cookie cutter), and are the perfect Christmas treat for your dog!
Ingredients
150g plain or wholemeal flour
80g xylitol-free peanut butter*
1 banana
4 tablespoons hot water
½ teaspoon cinnamon
*Check the ingredients of your peanut butter – xylitol is toxic to dogs.
Method
Prep time: 10 minutes Cook Time: 15 minutes
Preheat your oven to 170°C. Mix together the xylitol-free peanut butter and hot water in a bowl.
Add the banana to the bowl and mash with a fork until most lumps have gone.
Add the flour and cinnamon to the bowl and use your hands to form a dough. The texture should be quite firm and sticky.
Lightly flour your work surface and roll out the dough to about 1cm thick.
Cut out into your favourite Christmassy shapes and place on a lined baking tray.
Bake at 170°C for around 15 minutes or until golden brown. Once cooked, leave to cool completely before your dog does the taste test!
Your homemade Christmas dog treats can be stored in an airtight container for up to 10 days. A friendly reminder that this recipe is intended as occasional treats for your dog, and should be fed in small amounts alongside a well-balanced diet. These treats are not suitable for dogs with nut allergies or other special dietary requirements.
Izy Hossack is a London based chef and baker, food stylist and food photographer, as well as author of the books Top with Cinnamon and The Savvy Cook. Izy has created two deliciously festive recipes for the Omlet Advent Calendar, starting with this Chocolate Gingerbread Bundt Cake, perfect for the Christmas party!
Ginger and chocolate make the perfect combination in this festive bundt cake. The batter is very easy to make as it’s a melt-and-mix situation so no electric mixer is required! The golden syrup and treacle bring a soft, squidgy texture and boost the warming flavours of the spices. The ganache is best made with a bitter chocolate as this helps to tame the sweetness of the cake. For a pretty (and delicious) decoration, a simple sprinkle of crystallised ginger chunks are the perfect touch – you can find them in the baking aisle of most large supermarkets.
Ingredients:
175g unsalted butter, plus a couple of tablespoons for the tin
150g golden syrup
120g treacle
120g light brown sugar
3 medium eggs
200g natural yoghurt
250g plain white flour
60g cocoa powder, plus more for the tin
1 ½ tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 ½ tsp ground ginger
1 tsp ground cinnamon
¼ tsp fine table salt
Place a standard bundt tin into the freezer for 5-10 minutes. Melt a couple of tablespoons of butter in a medium pot (we’ll use this pot later for the batter too) over a low heat.
Generously brush the inside of the bundt tin with the melted butter, making sure you get into all of the crevices.
Dust the tin with cocoa powder, tapping it around the tin to coat all over then tip out any excess (if you collect it on a plate, you can use the excess cocoa powder in the cake batter).
For the cake:
Preheat the oven to 180C fan.
Take the same pot you were using earlier and add the 175g of butter, the golden syrup, treacle and light brown sugar. Place over a low heat on the stove and cook, stirring often, until the butter has fully melted. Remove from the heat and allow to cool for a few minutes.
To the cooled butter mixture, stir in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the yoghurt.
In a large bowl, mix the flour, cocoa powder, bicarbonate of soda, ginger, cinnamon and salt.
Pour the wet mixture into the dry mixture and stir with a whisk until smooth.
Pour the batter into the prepared tin and bake for 40-50 minutes, until a toothpick inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean.
Allow the cake to cool for 10 minutes in the tin before tipping out onto a cooling rack.
For the ganache:
Place the chocolate into a small, heatproof bowl. Pour cream into a small pot and place over a medium-low heat. Once the cream is gently steaming, remove from the heat and pour over the chocolate in the bowl.
Allow to sit for 10 minutes then stir to get a smooth ganache.
Drizzle the ganache over the cake (which can still be warm when you do this) allowing it to drip down the sides. Decorate with crystallised ginger while the ganache is still warm.
Does your cat get in the way when you’re wrapping presents at Christmas? Are you tired of hunching over badly wrapped socks with sellotape stuck to your fingers? Is your dog snoring in the corner with one eye on the food gift sets?
It’s time to take a break and make some fun DIY pet toys! These four simple toys can easily be made with used wrapping paper cardboard tubes, so you can make great use of the tubes, and keep your pets entertained.
Opting out of wrapping this year? Don’t worry, you can make all these toys with toilet roll or kitchen towel tubes.
Safety note: Always supervise children with scissors, and supervise your pets with these new toys. Give treats in moderation.
Treat dispenser
You will need:
Toilet roll cardboard tubes or a longer wrapping paper tube cut shorter
Your dog or cat’s favourite treats/kibbles
A pencil
Scissors
How to:
Cut into one end of the cardboard tubes, and repeat around the edge of the end of the tube, about 1cm between each cut, and up the tube by about 2cm
Fold the cut pieces into each other and hook together so they hold their position, push your thumb through so the ends point inwards into the tube
Repeat with the other end, but before closing up the tube and pushing inside, fill with your pets favourite treats or kibble
Use the pencil to puncture holes into the tube, just about big enough for the kibble to fall out of
Give to your pet and encourage them to kick the tube around to release the treats!
Slow release feeder
You will need:
Toilet roll cardboard tubes or a longer wrapping paper tube cut shorter
A small cardboard box
Your dog’s favourite kibble
How to:
If using a cardboard box, cut down the top flaps so it’s a completely open box
Stand up toilet roll cardboard tubes in the box. You can cut them into different heights to make it more interesting
Fill the box with your dog’s food
Place the box on the floor and watch as your dog sniffs out their kibble and nudges and removes the tubes to eat
Christmas tree chewer
You will need:
Toilet roll cardboard tubes or a longer wrapping paper tube cut shorter
Scissors
How to:
Fold a toilet roll tube in half by length (end to end)
Draw a Christmas tree shape on the toilet roll
It’s very important to leave a folded edge uncut by about half a centimetre either side – this will hold the tree together
Once the tree shape is cut, push in the sides so isn’t folded flat, and the tree should stand up
Place in your hamster’s cage or playpen and enjoy!
Treat ball
You will need:
Toilet roll cardboard tubes or cut up a longer wrapping paper tube
Scissors
Treats or kibble
How to:
Cut a toilet roll tube into 5 rings
Place one ring through the other, and a third ring through these 2
Place another ring through a gap, then pop some kibble into the centre
Place the final ring through the tiny gap left so it holds its shape
Roll the treat ball on the floor for your cat or dog to kick around to release the treats!
Note: from 14/12/2020 all chickens in the UK should be kept indoors to prevent the spread of avian flu. For more information, please see this article: https://blog.omlet.co.uk/2020/11/26/
In December, Santa Barbara and her team of Elves helped us say a big thank you to our pets and all they have helped us through in the past year. We’ve been in touch with some of the lucky winners from around the world to see how their pets are enjoying their special prizes…
Santa sent 11 year old Bobo a Luxury Super Soft Blanket to help him stay cosy and comfortable this winter.
Bella had a super comfy Christmas in her new Bolster Bed – the perfect place to wind down from all the excitement and festivities!
Christmastime offers a great opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends – and that includes pets. But, it’s also important to remember that what we enjoy about the festive season isn’t the same for our furry or feathered friends. With a bit of care and consideration, though, you can make sure this time of year is a fun time for your pets too. These ten top tips for helping your pets to have an amazing Christmas break will set you on the right track.
1. Turn down the volume
Christmas and New Year are noisy, with people, music and games all adding to the decibels. For cats and dogs, it may simply be a case of looking for a quiet spot, although many dogs will even be perfectly happy at the centre of the party. Caged pets such as budgies, finches, parrots and small mammals, though don’t find it so easy to escape the noise.
If possible, cages should be placed in a quieter part of the house if there’s a party taking place in the main room. The Omlet Qute Hamster Cage is the perfect home for one Syrian hamster or two gerbils, with optional wheels to make moving their space from one room to another easy.
2. Forgo the fireworks
The biggest bang comes from fireworks. While some pets will simply head for a safe corner, others are absolutely terrified. If you’re the owner of a nervous pet, speak to your vet as they may be able to prescribe medication to help them relax. For cats and dogs, you can also try pheromone diffusers a few weeks before the fireworks begin. Take a read of our pets’ guide to surviving fireworks blog for more tips on pet safety during this time.
3. Go easy on the treats
There’s lots of food around at Christmas. Your dog will be more than happy to eat leftovers and treats all day, given the chance, but this doesn’t make it a good idea. As far as your dog is concerned, it’s best to treat Christmas and New Year like any other day, perhaps with a simple treat such as a few slices of plain turkey with the evening meal.
The same applies to other pets, and you’ll also need to make sure that everyone knows the rules. A well-meaning guest might try to feed pretzels and salted peanuts to the hamsters and gerbils, or pieces of Christmas cake to the pet birds. These human snacks will bring no benefit to your pet, and some items are even highly toxic. You can find our series of pet-safe festive foods here:
During this season, it’s easy to lose your routine. You’ll probably be in bed later than usual, enjoying a few too many lie-ins, and preoccupied with children and guests. With everything else going on, there’s a chance that daily tasks such as refilling your pets’ food bowls, closing the hen house door or even skipping the dog walk can fall off the radar.
Most pets will already be thrown by a change of environment from all the Christmas decor, so it’s important to minimise stress as much as possible and keeping their routine as familiar as possible will help.
5. Visitor pep talks
Some dogs love crowds and attention from new people, but even the most sociable of canines need time to chill. Chances are, you’ll have plenty of visitors over Christmas and some pets won’t appreciate all the extra fuss.
Speak to guests beforehand about your pet’s temperament and what the boundaries are. If there are young visitors, be wary of potential cage-rattling and chasing pets. You also need to remember that birds like to have lights out in the evening, so make sure your late party doesn’t turn into an all-nighter for the budgies, finches and parrots, too. If the room isn’t too noisy, a bird cage cover might suffice; otherwise, relocating the pet cage will be the best option.
6. Keep the pets at home
If you’re travelling away for Christmas, arrange for someone to look after your pets. Consider a cat sitter or chicken sitter if you’re planning on an extended trip away. If this isn’t possible, look into local catteries and kennels.
You can consider taking your dog with you if you’re heading away for Christmas, though. Fortunately, there are many dog-friendly holiday spots available, meaning Fido doesn’t have to miss out on the fun.
7. Winter weather safety
If you’re planning on keeping your pets in another room for the Christmas party, or if they are kept in the backyard all year round, you need to take special measures to ensure they remain warm.
Cats and dogs will benefit from a super cosy pet throw such as the Faux Sheepskin Dog Blanket and Super Soft Cat Blanket from Omlet. Opt to place them on your bed or theirs for optimum comfort and warmth.
For smaller pets kept outside, take a read of our Will my rabbit be okay in winter? guide and our How to prepare guinea pigs for winter blogs. Chickens might be kept outside whatever the season and are hardy pets, but extra precautions should be taken over winter. A well-insulated chicken coop such as the Eglu Cube will go a long way in keeping your flock toasty but they’ll also appreciate an extra layer of protection on their coop from temperature protection jackets.
8. Clean up time
The Christmas season tends to involve lots of pet hazards – wrapping paper, bows, ribbons, tinsel, and bits of plastic to name just a few. To avoid these items ending up in your pet’s mouth or wrapped around their legs, be sure to get everything tidied away once the presents have been opened.
9. Christmas tree watch
A Christmas tree can easily be bashed by wagging dog tails and adventurous cats attempting to climb. For one, it’s a good idea not to have heavy decorations high up on the Christmas tree, as these could easily fall and break, and nothing fragile (or valuable) should be kept within reach of an excited tail.
If your cat’s fascination with the tree doesn’t wane, get them a Christmas tree of their own with the Switch Cat Scratcher. Put simply, it’s the coolest cat scratcher since time began. With the help of tech and tireless testing from our in-house cats, we’ve designed a cat scratching post that your Christmas tree definitely won’t be able to compete with.
With over 1,200 irresistible light modes, the Switch is attractive to our eyes as they are fascinating to feline ones. Plus, with a bamboo base that lasts indefinitely and 100% biodegradable sisal sleeves, your cat’s Christmas wish will be granted all year long.
10. New pet? No worries
You’re probably familiar with the saying that a dog is for life, not just for Christmas, but the same applies to any pet. If you’ve carefully considered that pet ownership is right for you and you have the resources to do so, bringing them in amongst the festive chaos isn’t the best time to put your plan into action But, if you have had a recent animal addition to the family in the past few months, navigating their first Christmas is something you need to account for.
First of all, make sure that new cats and dogs have been introduced to any other pets that could be joining you over the season to avoid potential confrontations. Also, ensure that your home is still pet-proof with any decorations you’ve added to your usual setup. This will likely be their first time experiencing a Christmas and New Year, so pay special attention to how they’re reacting, making sure to remove them from situations that are making them uncomfortable.
Cats love trees, they love things that hang and dangle, and they love shiny objects. With this said it’s not difficult to understand how your beautifully decorated Christmas Tree will seem like a wonderful playground to your furry friend. But a toppled tree will not only make a lot of mess, it can also hurt your cat, so it’s best to do everything you can to keep your curious cat away from your holiday evergreen. Here are our best tips:
Choose the right tree and the right position
If you’re having a real tree, choose one with sharp needles, like a Scots Pine, that the cat will want to keep their paws far away from. Hoover up the fallen pine needles every day, as they can cause serious pain if they get stuck between paw pads.
Place the tree somewhere away from bookcases, sofas and other furniture that the cats might use as a platform to pounce from.
Secure the tree
To make sure the tree doesn’t topple over and fall if the cats were to get hold of it, make sure you choose a stand with a wide base that can take some potential swinging. Depending on your set up, you might also be able to tie a piece of strong fishing line to the top of the tree and connect it to the ceiling.
Don’t tempt fate
When you’re at work, or in bed, close the door to the room with the tree to stop the cat from playing with it. Ideally you will be able to give the cat access to the rest of the house, but if you have to lock them in a room, make sure it’s big enough for them and that they have everything they need.
Go top heavy on the ornaments
Try not to place too many ornaments at the bottom of the tree where you cat can reach, especially not ones that are precious to you, or that would automatically break if they fell off. One idea is to get ornaments that make noises, like bells, and place them on the lower half of the tree. Not only will this potentially stop your cat from going further up the tree, you will also hear when the cat has approached, and can interfere before any damage is done.
You can also secure ornaments by using wire hangers, or plier ones that you can clamp around the branch. These will be more difficult for your cat to pull off.
Things cats don’t like
Cats hate the scent of oranges, so to discourage them from approaching the tree, you can put orange peels around the base. You can also wrap tin foil around the trunk of the tree. Cats don’t like the sensation of putting their paws on it or the crinkling noise it makes. This works better if you have a kitten or a younger cat, but it’s worth trying.
Secure the electrics
Some cats will nibble on the cables to the lights, which can hurt them or become potential fire hazards. Consider investing in pet-proof cord protectors, use duct tape to secure the cables to the floor or the wall, or use battery powered lights without long cables.
Skip the tinsel
Don’t use tinsel if you have a cat in the house. Tinsel is extremely attractive to cats, and they will pull it down and spread it all over the house. If ingested, it can also cause the cat serious injuries, so it’s best avoided.
Incorporate your dog’s Fido Nook into your Christmas homeware and transform your pet’s den into a festive haven with these seasonal decoration ideas…
Fairy lights
Everyone loves the sparkle of lights at Christmas time so why not beautifully frame your Nook with battery powered fairy lights. If using with a puppy, place the lights across the top of the Nook so you still have a lovely glow, without the chewing risk!
Mini wreath
Stick a Fido Hook to the outside of the Nook’s wardrobe door for a mini Christmas wreath. You could even make one yourself so it matches your festive decor perfectly, and add subtle puppy touches, like some decorative bones or a paw print ribbon.
Christmas curtains
If you have added a curtain pole and Fido curtains to your pet’s Nook, why not try your hand at sewing your own Christmas curtains with a festive fabric.
Christmas tree
No need to sacrifice your Christmas tree, for puppies and frequent chewers use shatter-proof or soft baubles and keep any that are fragile or precious near the top!
Fake candles
Battery-powered candles give the same warming glow as real ones, without the risk to pets! If you are concerned about chewing, keep the candles on top of the Nook.
Stocking
This super cute dog stocking is perfect for hanging up in the wardrobe ready for Santa Paws!
For the dog
Get your pup ready for the party season with a super cute Christmas jumper or festive red collar they can wear with pride.
‘Tis the season to deck the halls, trim the tree, and spoil your four-legged friends. If you’re anything like us, your holiday gift list includes tail-wagging wonders that’ll delight any dog owner and their canine companion. We’ve created the ultimate guide dog Christmas guide, full of tips and our favourite products to make this holiday season the most magical one yet.
Time to get cosy
There are few things better than curling up in front of the fire to watch Christmas movies this season. Why not make the occasion a family affair by including your furry friend in the fun? Your dog will enjoy watching some Christmas classics along with you, and even more so when they have a cosy dog blanket to relax on.
Get snapping
Getting theperfect pet pic amongst the Christmas chaos can be a challenge. But, with a sprinkle of festive magic (and bribery), you can be on your way to a print-worthy portrait the whole family will love.
The best way to be sure you and your dog are framed in the photo together is to set the timer on your phone or ask a friend to snap a shot for you. This is where treats will come in handy to keep your pup’s attention.
The sky’s the limit when it comes to ideas for a festive photoshoot. Maybe you want to get a photo of your dog and family out on a walk together. Or, why not try posing in front of the Christmas tree? And if you’re really feeling the Christmas spirit, you can even hire a professional photographer to take a family portrait with your furry friend.
From our furry family to yours
Now that you have the perfect shot, print them out and send them to family and friends as Christmas cards. If you have children, decorating the cards with glitter and stickers is a fun activity to keep them entertained, too. Don’t forget to let your dog sign the card with a cute paw print on the back. This will no doubt take pride of place on every mantlepiece.
All the trimmings
Steal the spotlight on Christmas day walkies with Omlet’s matching dog collar and lead sets. Available in a range of striking prints, these smart sets make the ideal gift for the dog in your life and are a great way to get your beloved pup looking smart when all the family arrives for lunch.
Walking in a winter wonderland
One of the best parts of Christmas is all the lights to look at – there’s always someone in the neighbourhood who goes all out with their decor!
Enjoy spending time with Fido this Christmas with a long walk to check out the decorations. They’ll be fascinated by all the bright blinking lights and holiday flair. Just don’t forget to stick to winter walking safety tips to ensure no one gets too chilly.
Christmas market adventures
If you’re near a Christmas market, both you and your dog are in luck. Since most are held outdoors, they make for the perfect day out as long your pup is well-behaved and confident in crowded situations.
Enjoy some delicious mulled wine and listen to carol singers as you and your dog stroll through the scenery. Your dog will love the new sights, smells and exercise but be sure to bring along somedog-friendly treats with you to keep them distracted if need be.
‘Tis the season to indulge
We all know that the holidays can be a time for extra indulgence. And while you shouldn’t entirely change your dog’s diet just because it’s Christmas, a few extra festive treats won’t hurt.
Why not make these healthyapple and cinnamon dog cookies? These delicious, dog-friendly snacks make the perfect stocking stuffer or after-dinner treat.
Gift giving
Whether your dog has made the naughty or nice list this year, it wouldn’t be right to deny those puppy eyes a few presents of their own. After all, it’s their mischief that makes them even more loveable. And with our range of innovatively designed products, your pet’s Christmas wish really can come true.
Want to give your pup the gift of comfort this holiday season? How about a new bed in our Mischief print? Perfect for the cheeky pup. Or there’s theTopology Dog Bed is any dog’s dream with its high-quality memory foam mattress that delivers premium levels of comfort. And the best part? The toppers for the bed can easily zip off and be cleaned in the washing machine for that fresh sheets feeling. Even better, stock up on spare Toppers – perfect for a quick change before your guests arrive
If your dog loves to snuggle anywhere, anytime, then consider getting them aSheepskin Dog Blanket this Christmas. The warm and cosy throw can become the ultimate nap nest for any dog whether at home, in the car, or on holiday.
If you’re lucky enough to get time off from work this Christmas, make the most of it with some quality bonding time. Playing with your pup is great fun and helps you to strengthen your connection. Gift a durable dog toy that they love and you’ll have endless hours of festive fun.
Staying safe
Christmas truly is a wonderful time of year, but it does involve some things that can pose a danger to dogs. Take a read of our blog post abouthow to keep your pets safe during this season to make sure you keep everyone accident-free and safe this Christmas.
Omlet and your dog’s Christmas
Christmas is even better when there are pets involved. With food, fun and festive celebrations, you and your furry friend will soon be revelling in the wonder of this magical holiday by the tree. And thanks to Omlet’s range of dog products such as dog beds, dog blankets and designer dog leads, your dog’s Christmas will be made even more special with products built to delight on the big day, and last a lifetime.
Over the next 10 days we’re going to hide a number of amazing competitions and generous offers on our website. To take part in these exclusive competitions, and receive the special offers, you will need to find Santa!
Each day’s Santa Search will be announced on our social media platforms. Once you know what you’re looking for, head to omlet.co.uk to find the Santa Search banner we’ve hidden somewhere on the website. When you find Santa’s friendly animal helper, click on them to be transported to the page where you will receive the offer, or be able to enter the competition. To make sure you don’t miss out, follow us on social media in December – depending on whether you’ve been naughty or nice there might be clues!
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