Nothing says “you’re part of this family” quite like having your own Christmas card. Especially when the rest of the family has to keep theirs and you get to eat yours. A personalised dog Christmas card adds your dog’s name to the festive fun.
For the dog who belongs on the nice list
The personalised Nice List Christmas card is for your good dog. The one who offers cuddles, keeps you company and occasionally listens when you ask them to move off your side of the bed. We’re allowing a little flexibility on that last point.
This design is bacon-flavoured. Add your dog’s name using the personalisation box on the product page, and check the spelling before adding it to your basket.

For the dog with a more creative interpretation of good behaviour
The personalised Naughty List Christmas card makes their festive status official. It’s also bacon-flavoured, so the dog can enjoy the greeting without having to defend their record.
Choose the joke with affection. Christmas is a perfectly reasonable time to celebrate the sock thief you love dearly.
For a straightforward Merry Christmas
If you’d rather skip the behavioural assessment, there are personalised Merry Christmas designs in the collection too. Look for the name field on the individual product page. Personalisation options belong to each design, so check what’s offered before ordering.
Having their name added or writing it yourself?
A personalised design has a name option when you order. A card-and-pen set lets you add your own words or drawing at home. They’re different ways to make the greeting yours.
If you fancy drawing your dog, the Paw-trait Christmas card and pen set includes an edible ink pen. Your artistic ability is entirely optional. The card is edible; the pen itself is not.
A keepsake photo, then a Christmas scoff
Take a picture of their finished card before offering it. The photograph can be the keepsake, while the dog enjoys the bit that matters to them. Remove the packaging and envelope, and follow the card’s feeding guidance.
Ready to give your dog their own place on the Christmas card list? Choose a design, double-check the name and let the festive administration begin.
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