Durga Puja to Diwali · 2026
Gift sets and small festive touches for dogs and cats, plus plain tips for calm, animal-safe celebrations.
Collar, leash and a festive bandana for the Durga Puja and Diwali walks and photos.
₹620 ₹667 Save ₹47
Three toys for a gift-ready box: rope, plush and fetch ball.
₹658 ₹707 Save ₹49
Wand toy, plush toy and a grooming brush for a cat-parent gift.
₹1,002 ₹1,077 Save ₹75
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A bandana in festive colours for family photos and gatherings.
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A bow tie that slips onto a collar for festive photos.
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A plush toy with a squeaker for carry-and-cuddle play.
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An adjustable everyday collar for dogs, in five sizes.
Simple habits that keep dogs and cats calm and safe through the festivities.
Dhak, speakers, crackers and crowds can frighten pets. Keep them in a quiet, familiar room with water, a bed and a closed window. Don't take nervous pets to pandals. Ask a veterinarian if your pet struggles with noise.
Keep diyas, candles, incense and camphor out of reach. Never leave a pet alone with an open flame.
Do not feed mithai, chocolate, dry fruits or prasad. Sweets can make pets unwell. Stick to your pet's usual food.
Don't let pets chew garlands, flowers, ribbons, foil or small decorations. They can cause choking or stomach upset.
Keep it short and supervised. Place a bandana over the collar rather than tying it tight, and remove it if your pet is uncomfortable, hot or trying to chew it.
Make sure your pet wears a collar and ID tag. Festive crowds and noise are when pets bolt.
This is general guidance, not veterinary advice. For noise anxiety, illness or anything unusual, please contact a veterinarian.
