Christmas Dog Treats & Stockings
A stocking is the present most dogs would choose for themselves: a selection of treats they do not usually get, in a bag they can smell through. These are the ones we hold in stock, from a £3 Bakers stocking to a Good Boy deluxe with toys, alongside festive treats sold singly and the cat stockings so nobody is left out on the morning.
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17 products
Bakers Christmas Dog Stocking
270G BAKERS Christmas Dog Stocking: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.00
Hatchwell Advent Calendar for Dogs
A carob advent calendar for dogs, breakable into 4 pieces, made in GB
£3.00
Christmas Lily's Kitchen Festive Turkey Jerky
Festive 70G turkey jerky treats with 68% turkey for dogs from 4 months
£3.50
Good Boy Pigs in Blankets
Chicken, duck and pork treats for dogs styled on pigs in blankets, wheat-free from 4 months
From£3.41
Hollings Xmas Festive Fishes Cracker
40G Hollings Xmas Festive Fishes Cracker: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis stated clearly
£4.99
Hollings Xmas Cracking Bangers Crackers
70G Hollings Xmas Cracking Bangers Crackers: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis stated clearly
£4.99
Bakers Dog Treats Christmas Selection Gift Box
458G BAKERS Christmas dog treat selection box with recipe details
£4.50
X Wagg Xmas Biscuit Box 450g
A boxed Christmas biscuit treat for dogs, with real turkey meal and cranberries
£1.95
Christmas Rosewood Cupid & Comet Pigs in Blankets
Festively-shaped sausage treats for a Christmas stocking or gift bag
£3.00
The Barking Bakery Christmas Woofmas Iced Trios
A trio of festive mini iced biscuits for dogs, finished with a crunchy bone topper
£3.99
Wagg Treats Christmas Dinner
Oven-baked turkey treats for dogs, 100g, with chicken gravy and a touch of sage
£1.39
Which stocking
| The dog | Pick | What is inside |
|---|---|---|
| Any dog, small budget | Bakers or Pedigree stocking | Familiar supermarket treats in a festive bag; the Pedigree one includes Dentastix |
| A dog who gets real meat | Good Boy Real Meat stocking | Chicken strips, chicken sausages and calcium bones, all chicken-breast first |
| A dog who likes a toy as much as a treat | Good Boy Deluxe stocking | Five treats plus a rope toy and a squeaky cracker |
| A grain-free or natural-only dog | Lily's Kitchen festive treats | Turkey jerky and festive bakes with no cereals |
| The cat | Felix or Meowee stocking | Cat-sized meaty treats; do not hand a cat the dog stocking |
Read the composition, then pick
A stocking is several different treats in one bag, and the composition on each product page lists every one of them separately, because a dog with a sensitive stomach may be fine with the chicken strips and not the rawhide chew. Where a stocking contains rawhide we say so; it is not for a dog who swallows things whole.
Real-meat stockings cost more and the treats are recognisably meat. Supermarket stockings are cereal-based with meat derivatives, which most dogs enjoy just as much. The difference is what you are happy feeding, not what the dog will eat.
Christmas Day itself
The dangerous part of Christmas is the human food, not the dog treats: cooked bones, stuffing with onion, mince pies and chocolate account for most of the emergency vet visits on the day. A stocking of dog treats gives everyone something to hand over instead of a bit of turkey skin. Space the treats over the week rather than the morning; a whole stocking in a sitting means a sick dog by teatime.
Held stock, posted next day
Everything on this page is in our own stock, not ordered in, so it posts the next working day. Order by mid-December for Christmas; the product page shows the last order date for that item.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
What is in a dog Christmas stocking?
A selection of three to five treats, sometimes with a toy. Each product page lists every treat and its composition, so you can check for rawhide, cereals or anything your dog cannot have.
Can my dog have the whole stocking on Christmas Day?
Better not. Spread it over the week; several rich treats in one go is the usual cause of a Boxing Day stomach upset.
Are these suitable for puppies?
The softer real-meat treats are, torn small. Skip rawhide chews and hard biscuits for a puppy under six months.
Do you have cat stockings too?
Yes. Felix and Meowee cat stockings are on this page; cat treats are smaller and richer in meat than dog ones, so give each pet their own.
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