Disguise treats in stylish jars for pups, $19.95, and kitties, $14.95. Photograph by Crate & Barrel
Almost as adorable as real puppies, these dog sculptures are made from recycled newspaper, $198 each. Photograph by Olive & Cocoa
File these photo books under the “cute” genre: Chewed by Ron Warren, $16.47; Snog: A Puppy’s Guide to Love, $16.95; and Smitten: A Kitten’s Guide to Happiness, $14.95, both by Rachael Hale Photograph by Amazon
Paper Russells Pet Stationery specializes in colorful puppy art, like these framed prints, $50 at the Dog Park (703-888-2818) in Old Town Alexandria. Photograph by Paper Russels
Shedding is no match for the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser handheld vacuum, $28.59. Photograph by Target
Sterling silver jewelry by Etsy vendor mooshygooshies is dog park chic: French bulldog necklace, $36, and Chihuahua ring, $50. Photograph by Mooshy Gooshies
Walking the dog in the rain is rarely fun, but it will always be fashionable with these bright Hunter boots, $125. Photograph by Nordstrom
Formulated with chamomile flower extract, Kiehl’s Cuddly-Coat Grooming Shampoo and Conditioning Rinse ($17 each) will leave coats soft and glossy. Photograph by Kiehl’s
The whole family can match during strolls around the neighborhood. Lands’ End’s quilted pet coat, $29.50, can be monogrammed, as can these quilted vests for Mommy, $34.50, and Daddy, $39.50. Photograph by Lands End
No more tacky cat-themed sweaters—this merino wool cardi in “wildcat” is a sophisticated take on feline fashion, $89.50. Photograph by J. Crew
A portrait session with Alexandria’s PawPrints Photography will have furry friends looking fabulous. A photo session that includes up to two pets and two people is $450. Photograph by Paw Prints Photography
Remember the dogs and cats still waiting for homes this holiday season by making a donation in your friend’s name to a local pet rescue, such as the Washington Humane Society, the Washington Animal Rescue League, or Homeward Trails Animal Rescue. Photograph by Homeward Trails
