The holidays are slowly approaching and what better way to get in the holiday spirit than with pets! There are so many ways to include animals in the festivities, and it can be fun, safe, and memorable for everyone in your family.
Take Family Photos with Santa & Mrs. Claus
There are so many opportunities for adorable family photos around the holidays. Pet stores often host a Santa but this year, our Marietta location will also host pet-friendly photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus. We also will be hosting a Holiday Market at our Atlanta and Roswell locations.
Plan a Family Activity & Bring Everyone to Puppy Yoga
Our monthly puppy yoga class makes the perfect family outing for the holidays. This event promises relaxation, laughter, and plenty of puppy love so you can destress from the holiday chaos. No prior yoga experience is necessary—everyone is welcome!
Holiday Lights Walk or Drive
There’s always that one neighborhood that has crazy light displays. Take your pet for a stroll to enjoy the holiday lights. This is a great way to get fresh air, burn some energy, and share the joy of the holiday season together.
DIY Pet Ornaments
Create keepsakes to celebrate your pet each year! Use a clay that is non-toxic and pet-safe to make paw print ornaments. Paint or decorate them for a festive touch. You could even make this a tradition to appreciate the years with your pet each holiday season.
Pet-Friendly Holiday Treats
Nothing says the holidays like homemade goods. Make some pet-safe treats using ingredients that are healthy for your pet. Use a festive cookie-cutter for a holiday twist and share with your pets! As a quick reminder, pets can have food allergies too, so make sure you know what your pet can and cannot have! But if you don’t like to bake, pick up some homemade festive treats from Barking Dog Bakery & Feed!
Atlanta Chriskindl Market
The Atlanta Christkindl Market is a great spot to enjoy the holiday season with your pet. The open-air market has plenty of space for leashed pets, and many vendors are happy to greet your animals! You can walk through the festive stalls, grab a warm drink, and take in the holiday atmosphere without having to leave your pet at home.
