Dog Advent Calendar Alternatives: Count Down to Christmas With Natural Treats
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Dog advent calendars are a lovely idea, but the ones on supermarket shelves are often filled with tiny, crumbly biscuits. If you want something better, it is easy to make your own countdown to Christmas with treats you actually trust.
How to Make a Dog Advent Calendar
- Pick your treats: the Chef Woof Christmas Dog Treat Box gives you 7 natural treats, and a Chef Woof Dog Treats Taster adds another 4.
- Break them down: our treats are long lasting chews, so you can give a portion each day rather than a whole treat.
- Make a countdown: use numbered paper bags, envelopes or an old shoe organiser on the back of a door.
- Add a few non-food days: a new walk, a game or a new toy keeps it interesting.
Why DIY Is Better
- You choose exactly what your dog eats
- You can match the size of treat to the size of dog
- It is more fun for you too
Prefer Something Ready Made?
A 3 Month Subscription Gift is a countdown of a different kind: a fresh box of 7 natural treats every month, running from Christmas into the new year.
A Few Tips
- Keep the calendar out of nose reach. Dogs can and will find it.
- Factor advent treats into their daily food so they do not overdo it.
FAQs
Are dog advent calendars worth it?
They are a fun tradition, but making your own lets you choose better quality, natural treats.
What treats can I use in a DIY dog advent calendar?
Natural, long lasting treats like Woof Nuts, Bark Ribs and Pawhawk Steak work well and can be portioned.
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