An Advent calendar spoils your dog in the run-up to Christmas with delicious, healthy dog snacks. While the weeks before the holidays are often associated with high-calorie sweets such as gingerbread, cinnamon stars, dominoes and marzipan potatoes, an Advent calendar for dogs fits perfectly into their species-appropriate feeding. But what goes behind the doors or in the bag of an Advent calendar for dogs? Our guide provides inspiration and instructions on how you can easily make the Advent calendar yourself or how your dog can enjoy an Advent calendar even if you don't have much time.
Make your own dog advent calendar
Making your own Advent calendar is a wonderful way to give your four-legged friend a lot of joy with small snacks during the 24 days before Christmas. At the same time, dog owners can ensure that only selected, high-quality dog treats end up in the Advent calendar. After all, you know your animal's food preferences best and can also take allergies or intolerances into account. Which materials are used to make the calendar itself is a matter of personal preference. For example, small jute bags, sandwich or paper bags or cardboard boxes that can be filled with dog sausage , dog biscuits and the like are possible. We recommend that you package the individual treats separately again before you put them in bags, sacks or boxes so that your four-legged friend cannot constantly smell them. Cling film, ziplock bags or mini storage boxes are suitable for this.
When designing your own dog advent calendar, you can make it easy for yourself and avoid elaborate decorations. Basically, all you need are treats, your preferred storage method and a pen to write the numbers from one to 24 on. Alternatively, you can use number stickers. Now all you need is a basket or other container to put your advent calendar in. Your advent calendar is ready!
Advent calendar for dogs: This is what goes in
Now we come to the most exciting part of an Advent calendar: its contents. An Advent calendar for dogs, for example, consists of freeze-dried dog snacks, which are available in our BARF shop in a large selection of different types of meat: from beef to poultry to various types of fish. The individual snacks are bite-sized and therefore the ideal size. Dried meat is also conceivable for filling an Advent calendar for your dog. Dried and freeze-dried meat is also ideal.
The Benefits of an Advent Calendar for Your Dog
An Advent calendar for dogs has many advantages and ensures daily joy and excitement - also for your four-legged friend. The little surprises not only increase the anticipation of Christmas, but also serve as a delicious reward. Thanks to high-quality ingredients, the snacks support your dog's balanced feeding.
The daily ritual of opening a door also creates valuable shared moments and strengthens the bond between you and your dog. The treats are often handy and practical, making them perfect for on the go or as a reward during training.
If you don't find the time to be active yourself, don't worry, many advent calendars are also tailored to special nutritional needs, such as grain-free versions that are ideal for dogs with allergies or intolerances. Our new advent calendar is therefore 100% natural and grain-free.
We wish you and your four-legged friend a wonderful pre-Christmas season!
