18 Valentine's Day Gifts For Your Dog (2024)

Now, your pup can be a Mejuri girl, too. Upgrade their look with this simple chic accessory that will have them shimmering on their walks.

Is there anything more timeless than turtlenecks and heart-print? We think not. Treat your pup to both with this eye-catching sweater, so they can feel the warmth and comfort of your love.

This luxe velvet harness is a special treat for pups with sensitive skin. Plus, a velvet look is Vogue-approved.

How about a pink lead to match your pup’s new harness? Found My Animal’s offering is as versatile as they come: you can use it as a standard lead or wrap it around your waist for a hands-free option. It even gives you the ability to walk two dogs at once with a simple knot in the centre.

This sleepy toy isn’t just adorable – it’s also a tried-and-tested method for calming nervous pups. The toy has a ‘real-feel’ pulse that eases anxiety and helps reduce stress. If your dog gets the mid-February blues, this just might help them feel better.

With its adorable heart-covered design, this accessory is the perfect excuse to dress your dog up and host a canine Valentine’s Day party.

Dogs spend half their day sleeping, so they should be as festive and comfortable as possible while they’re doing so. Sure, dog beds can be expensive, but so was your Peloton, and you definitely aren’t spending 12 to 14 hours a day on that (that would be excessive).

Let’s be honest: the most thoughtful gift you can get your dog for this holiday is something they can gnaw on. This is definitely a better chew-toy option than the formal tablecloth you put out for romantic dinners.

This plush Valentine is a four-in-one toy — the box and its three included candy hearts are all completely recycled and ready for your pup to tear apart. Plus, 20 percent of the sales go to rescue dogs, who deserve a great V-Day, too.

Unless you started making calls or snagged that Resy in late 2023, securing a dinner reservation on Valentine’s Day can be a daunting task. While they’re best suited for a post-meal dessert, these treats will remind your dog (and possibly you) of the benefits of eating in on major holidays.

Your dog holds your heart, so their outerwear should reflect that fact.

Your dog may not be able to enjoy the real thing (no chocolate allowed!), but they can safely dig into these plush chocolate strawberries.

Your dog is about the be crazy in love with this lick mat. It’s soothing, entertaining and actually encourages them to clean up their mess. And let’s face it: this is the only time that is going to happen.

Keep your pup warm and stylish in this very perfect little peach puffer.

Is your dog always tugging at your heart strings? Now you have the opportunity to reciprocate with an adorable game of tug-of-war.

Place this badge on a jacket or bandana to warn bystanders of all the cuteness coming their way.

Another fiery red harness for your consideration. If you’ve ever used Wild One’s products, you know they don’t skimp on quality, and your dog deserves quality today and every day.

This is for the real ones throwing their pets a full Valentine’s Day party. Roses, hearts, champagne – what else do you need? As a special added gift, the filling of each toy is made from 100 percent post-consumer certified-safe recycled plastic bottles.