Dog Christmas Stocking Fillers UK: Ideas Your Dog Will Actually Love
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The dog has a stocking. Of course the dog has a stocking. The only question is what goes in it. Here are our favourite dog Christmas stocking fillers for this year, all easy to grab and all things your dog will get excited about on Christmas morning.
Dog Treats Under £5
Single treat packs are the easiest stocking filler there is. They are small, they are cheap and every dog loves them. Pick from:
- Woof Nuts: glazed, doughnut inspired chews
- Bark Ribs: rich, smokey and BBQ rib inspired
- Pawhawk Steak: a juicy, hearty steak style treat
- Canine Cluck: real chicken, mess free and long lasting
Each one is £3.49, so you can mix a few together without blowing the budget.
A Taster Pack for Fussy Dogs
Not sure what your dog will go for? The Chef Woof Dog Treats Taster gives you 4 treats for £9.99. It is the perfect way to find their favourite before you commit to a bigger box.
The Big One: A Christmas Treat Box
If the stocking is more of a sack, go for the Chef Woof Christmas Dog Treat Box. It holds 7 chef crafted treats in a recyclable, resealable pouch, so the treats last well beyond Christmas Day. At £19.99 it is the centrepiece of any dog stocking.
Something That Lasts All Year
A personalised ceramic dog bowl with their name on it will not fit in a stocking, but it can sit right next to it. It is a gift they use every single day.
Stocking Filler Tips
- Keep treats sealed until Christmas morning so curious noses do not find them early.
- Pick long lasting chews to keep your dog busy while you open your own presents.
- Choose odour free treats if you are hosting, so the living room does not smell of dog snacks.
FAQs
What can I put in my dog's Christmas stocking?
Treats are the easiest choice. Single packs like Woof Nuts and Bark Ribs cost £3.49 each and fit easily into a stocking.
How much should I spend on a dog stocking?
Anything from £5 to £20 works well. A few single treats or a taster pack keeps it affordable, while a treat box makes it feel special.
Can my dog have all the treats on Christmas Day?
Better to spread them out. Treats should make up no more than around 10% of your dog’s daily food, and every Chef Woof pouch reseals, so the rest keeps for Boxing Day and beyond.
Fill Their Stocking
Browse the full dog gifting collection and get your dog's stocking sorted early. Looking for bigger presents? Read our Christmas gift guide for dogs.