Personalized ID tags:
This gift idea is our favorite because it is not only fashionable, it also will
help your pet find his way home if he gets lost. ID tags are available in cute
shapes and fun colors, so you can personalize them to your taste. Be sure to
add all relevant information, including your pet’s name and your name, address
and cell phone number. Another great gift idea is to microchip your pet.
Microchipping provides an extra level of protection and peace of mind and will
ensure a speedy reunion if your pet is lost.
Zoom Groom Brush:
Our adoptable cats love the Zoom Groom Brush and personally endorse this gift
idea. The Zoom Groom’s flexible bristles will give your cat a massage while
picking up loose hair. Regular grooming reduces hairballs and stimulates skin
for a healthy coat
Da Bird Cat Toys: This is another favorite among our adoptable cats. Even those felines who
usually don’t show interest in playing go nuts over the Da Bird feather and
mouse toys. Laser toys and fuzzy mice toys are also popular with our adoptable
cats, so your feline friends might enjoy them as well.
LED lighted collar or
leash: As soon as the time changes in the fall, it can be dangerous for you
and your pooch to go out for evening walks. LED lighted collars and leashes
ensure that drivers and pedestrians can spot you coming, making daily walks
safer for all parties involved.
Cold weather wear: OK, so it doesn’t exactly get frigid here in San Diego County, but short-haired
breeds can get chilled and might appreciate a coat or sweater for the holidays.
Pet pedometer:What better way to burn off all of those extra holiday calories than working
out with your pet? Just like a pedometer we would wear, this fun gadget counts
steps, calculates distance and tracks calories.
Cottontail Cottage:
This one is for all the bunny pet parents out there! Our adoptable bunnies love
their daily run time, which often includes jumping and playing in their
Cottontail Cottages. Bunnies also love toys, which would be a great gift
option. Here is a good online resource for picking out an appropriate toy: http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/toys.html
A few additional ideas include new toys ( if your pooch destroys stuffed toys in seconds flat try a Kong); a
bag of your pet’s favorite treats; or a new cat scratcher for your feline.
