One of our festive faves in a dog-approproate form (Picture: Pets At Home)These tasty treats are made with chicken, duck and pork sausage, along with the obligatory bacon.Sprouts Pet Toy. It’s got to be done (Picture: M&S)It’s Christmas – festive toys are practically obligatory, that this one is particularly cute.

The brand has recognised that while coronavirus face masks are not necessary for dogs (and shouldn’t be worn for safety reasons), they can match with their owners with an adorable bandana.

Meanwhile, Melissa and Darren are offering £2000 each for the safe return of chocolate-coloured cocker spaniel Annie, and grey and white cockapoo Betsy, to their home in Chippenham, near Newmarket.

These will definitely cheer you up (Picture: Meow3DStore/Etsy)If online shopping is helping you through this challenging time, then we’ve found a product that is guaranteed to put a smile on your face – a personalised puppy plant pot.

We’ve rounded up a list of some of best products in 2019 – from new beds to cool outfits , here’s the ultimate gift guide for pooches.(Picture: Popetpop)Finally, no Christmas list for dogs is complete without the most obvious gift of all: a toy.

You can get the dress personalised too for extra costs (Picture: Etsy/ThePoshPawsCompany)The Posh Paws Company also includes a size guide so you know how to measure your pet for the perfect fitting.

Betsy Reyes, from Oklahoma, caught her dog red-handed outside the McDonald’s restaurant on Shields Blvd in Oklahoma, US, on Monday (Picture: Google)The hilarious posts have been liked more than 230,000 times on Facebook, with many people calling Princess a ‘diva’.

I was lucky enough to join more than 16,000 professionals in the veterinary industry this week to get a behind-the-scenes view of how our veterinarians live, care-for and love pets.