At Loobani, we’re always thinking of ways to spoil our fur babies, and there’s no better time than their birthday to make them feel extra special. Whether you want to throw your pup a simple shindig or an all-out doggie gala, we have some ideas for how to get the paw-ty started! Trick your pup into thinking it’s a birthday party with a tasty cake. A simple cake is enough to get your pup’s mouth-watering, but we recommend going the extra mile and buying some colorful dog cake pops! Your pup will be putty in your hands from the first lick! Put your pup on the path to a healthy lifestyle with a fun, interactive toy that helps keep them busy. From Nylabones to rubber bones, there is no shortage of toys to keep Fido entertained while they chow down on their cake. Whether you want to go big or home, decorate your pup’s new digs with festive decorations for a birthday doggie party. A sign that says “welcome to your new home” will make anyone feel at home, especially when they see their furry friend sitting on the couch! Straws with cake sprinkles on top are another fun way to get started with the festivities. Don’t forget the party hats, balloons, and streamers! If you want to make your dog’s birthday week even better, give them a new toy for their birthday. Your pup will enjoy playing with it on their special day!
Set the Mood
Every party needs a little decor to liven up the atmosphere. Weather permitting, consider holding the celebration outdoors. Balloons, banners, and favorite toys can all be quickly taken outside. There’s nothing like a romp in fresh grass or the smell of BBQ to get tails wagging! Cups and saucers can be your quick and easy decoration. Fill each cup with a few treats and then place them on a saucer in the middle of the table. This is an easy way to get everyone excited about being at the party! If you have a scruffy-looking dog attending the party, you might consider purchasing a dog toy. Your guests will appreciate it, and your fur baby will get some much-needed exercise! Major Tip: Ensure your guests bring their cups and saucer for their drink! A party is not a party without decor! Here are some quick and easy decorations: Balloons, banners, and favorite toys can all be quickly taken outside.
There’s nothing like a romp in fresh grass or the smell of BBQ to get tails wagging! Cups and saucers can be your quick and easy decoration. Materials! To Make Your Party Cups: You will need: A set of paper plates, construction paper, Scissors, and glue. Please take one of your paper plates and cut it in half. Then cut the top off the bottom half to make it a lid. Decorate your party cups by cutting out animal faces or other fun shapes with crayons or markers. Use scissors to poke two small holes at the top and bottom of each cup for drinking straws to fit through. Then wrap a piece of construction paper around your party cups for a festive look!
Provide Refreshments
Prepare some homemade goodies or your dog’s favorite treats. To add to the festivities, we recommend birthday-themed snacks like those in this Ultimate Birthday Set. Dog-safe ice cream and birthday cake-flavored biscuits are a fabulous way to wrap up the fiesta! The Ultimate Birthday Set is the perfect way to celebrate your pup’s special day. Funny birthday card for your furry friend.Puppy cake, hot dog, ice cream, and cake-in-a-bowl treats. If you have a birthday cake in the oven, bake some brownies, cookies, or cupcakes while they are waiting. And don’t forget to take pictures with your favorite celebrator! Order today and ship tomorrow! This birthday card is perfect for your furry friend! Dog-safe ice cream and birthday cake-flavored biscuits are a fabulous way to wrap up the fiesta! Dog-safe ice cream and birthday cake-flavored biscuits are a great way to wrap up the fiesta!
Prepare the Basics
Have enough necessities available for other dogs if there will be canine guests. This includes several water bowls and sufficient dog bathrooms or pee pads if you plan on having the party indoors. If children are in the house, ensure that a party is supervised. Food-wise, don’t bring anything you wouldn’t want to eat yourself. The idea is to provide a friendly social setting for your dog and make them feel at home in your living room or backyard. Consider what activity your pup would enjoy: Is there a nearby park? Does your dog like trips outside? Is there something fun for Canine guests you could do together? Consider putting out treats or unique toys on their first day home to welcome them back: Dogs can live for 12-14 years, so getting a new housemate this age is rare.
Suppose you are adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue. In that case, there is always the possibility that their last owner didn’t have time to prepare them for new living arrangements and left them under challenging circumstances. It’s essential to help your new canine companion ease into the change by taking things slowly in the house. This could mean walking around with them during the first hours of arrival, gradually introducing changes like new food and water bowls and furniture, or taking it easy on toys and treats. Find a suitable crate or kennel for your new canine companion. A box is necessary for puppies and gives them a place to rest, explore, and sleep. If you have more than one dog in the house, consider investing in an activity center or “doggy daycare” that can accommodate multiple dogs simultaneously. Your puppy can socialize with their canine friends while spending time with their humans too!
Invite Friends and Family
Who you invite will depend on your pup and what kind of company they enjoy. Some dogs may prefer to hang out with one or two close friends or choose only human company, while other canines think the more, the merrier. Invite whichever guests will make the day exciting but stress-free for your pup. GroomingWe all know dogs can be less than relaxed when being groomed. Have your puppy enjoy their spa day with a pedicure, trim, and massage. You can even have someone come to your home to give them the treatment of their dreams while you’re away. However, if you are planning on having friends over or leaving them in charge of anything important such as the mailman, it is advisable not to leave them alone until after they’ve been groomed and dried off. Gone are the days of dragging your dog to a groomer’s every other week. They can now enjoy the same luxury and convenience as their owners with a do-it-yourself bath.
However, bath time can be challenging, especially if you have more than one canine. Many solutions will allow you to pamper your pup without going into debt or causing any stress for you or them. You might even decide to use some of these tips on yourself when it’s time for a quick rinse down and dry off after a long day at work! Bathing your dog will make your pet’s life more accessible and make you feel invested in an extra exceptional bonding experience. Waterproof Dog Shampoo. If you have a dog that is anything like ours, they are probably pretty dirty on the outside and clean on the inside. This means they need two baths every week and should be given bath time as often as possible to keep them feeling fresh and comfortable. A 10-minute bath can go a long way in enjoying your pup throughout the day!
Document the Fun
Finally, take plenty of photos of your dog’s special day! You’ll want to remember their interactions with furry friends and their responses to presents. Plus, you can never have enough pictures of your dog in an adorable birthday hat. Use your dog’s name in these celebrations, not just a “Happy Birthday!” This will help them feel a part of the party and make it more memorable. Use your favorite photos to create an album for your pup with memories from their special day. You can even professionally print out these memories at home and frame them for a great gift!
There you have it—just a few steps for making your pup’s bday bash a day to remember. If you snap some pics, send some our way — we’d love to see your dogs in all their birthday glory!
