Pet Lovers Gift Ideas (And A Giveaway!)

**This post is sponsored by BabbleBoxx. All opinions are my own.

Whether you’ve been following along for years, or you’re new to this blog, you probably know that we’re big animal lovers. Our personal home plays host to three felines, my parents have their puppy Sally and cat Winston, and my sister, Kat, has Rory, her three-year-old lab mix rescue.

If we were to count the number of pets my sister and I had growing up, it would be well over 20, and that love for pets has definitely been inherited because we just can’t get enough of them. When John and I are driving through town, and I happen to spot a dog walking with its owner down the street, he knows I’ve seen a pet just by the pitch of my voice as I gasp and squeal out loud.

At any rate, my sister’s birthday was this past weekend, and when it came time to brainstorm gift ideas for her, it wasn’t long before my mind started swerving into pet-focused goodies. Even though dog toys and chews aren’t exactly gifts for her specifically, I know that she’ll get so much out of handing the pet gifts on to Rory. After making sure we included a few Kat-specific presents, we padded out the rest of the box with gifts that she can eventually pass along to Rory.

Kat has actually been galavanting out west for the past couple of weeks, so my parents got to babysit Rory while she was gone. The plan was for her to come back home to pick up her dog and also to celebrate her birthday, which just happened to fall on the same weekend of her return.

Before my sister got here, I had a chance to give Rory a sneak peek of his “secondhand” presents. I wanted to make sure he was going to love everything as much as I thought he would, and, happily, it was all a big hit. Keep scrolling to find out what I gifted Kat (ahem, Rory) and what you should consider if you’re in need of pet lovers gift ideas this season. Did I mention there’s a giveaway? Yeah, you’re definitely going to want to keep reading…

Holistic Pet Food Upgrade

I know it can be intimidating to fathom the idea of changing a pet’s established food routine, but if you know that routine isn’t working well, then maybe it’s time for a change. Without going into too much detail, my sister’s dog Rory has been known to suffer from an upset tummy from time to time. He’s got a sensitive gut! There’s no two ways about it!

So, that’s why I’m including a portion of Solid Gold NutrientBoost™ Meal Topper for Dogs in her birthday box. I’m sure it’ll give her peace of mind to know that this food is built to improve pet digestion, and also helps with dog nutrient adsorption. The other cool thing is that this meal topper can be added to any kibble, so she can start by adding this to his current diet, and if the dog plasma-driven formula ends up helping with his stomach issues, she can incorporate more of this 47-year-old brand of dog food into his routine.