If the dog has a stocking, we’re already on the same page. If the dog’s stocking is bigger than yours, we understand that too. A Christmas stocking filler doesn’t need to be enormous to feel thoughtful; it just needs to suit the dog receiving it.
Start with a Christmas card they can eat
An edible dog Christmas card gives you a greeting and a treat in one little gift. Choose something sweet for your sofa companion or gloriously cheeky for your resident troublemaker. Please Don’t Keep This is particularly clear about what should happen next.
You can give the card on its own or tuck it into a stocking alongside a favourite toy. Keep the card in its packaging until you’re ready to offer it, and remove the envelope and packaging yourself.

Choose a flavour as well as a joke
Our Christmas range includes different flavours, so look at the individual product page rather than assuming every design is the same. Get Your Teeth Into It is chicken-flavoured. Please Don’t Keep This is bacon-flavoured. The card’s personality matters, but the details matter too.
Add something your dog already enjoys
A stocking can be simple: the Christmas card, a toy chosen for your dog’s size and play style, and some time together. You don’t have to buy an entire festive department to make a lovely morning. Familiar favourites can be more useful than a pile of novelty bits.
Give the stocking a proper little moment
Let your dog join in at their own pace. Take out the gifts yourself, keep wrapping away from them and offer the edible card under supervision. No need for a complicated Christmas performance. Your dog has probably already stolen the starring role.
If you want to write a message, use a dog-friendly edible ink pen rather than an ordinary pen. Single cards don’t include one; our card-and-pen sets do.
Pick your stocking filler
Browse the Christmas collection for a design that makes you think, “Yep. That’s my dog.” Check the ingredients and feeding guidance on the product before buying, then you can cross one very important family member off your Christmas list.
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