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Celebrating your dog’s birthday is really about one thing: making your best friend feel extra loved. You can keep it simple, go full “pawty,” or do a mix of both—whatever suits your pup’s personality and your space.
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Start with something special just for them. Plan their favorite walk or park visit, let them sniff a new route, or set up a playdate with one or two dog friends if they’re social. At home, you can decorate a corner with a simple backdrop, balloons tied out of chewing range, and a cute bandana or birthday hat for quick photos.
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Food is always a hit, so focus on dog‑safe treats. Bake or buy a dog‑friendly cake or pup‑cakes, use ingredients like pumpkin, peanut butter, or yogurt, and avoid chocolate, raisins, and xylitol. Add a few of their favorite biscuits on top and serve tiny portions so their stomach stays happy.
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For fun activities, rotate a few high‑value toys, play fetch or tug, or create a small “obstacle course” with cushions, tunnels, or chairs. You can also hide treats around the room for a birthday sniff‑and‑seek game that tires their brain as well as their paws.
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Finally, capture the memories. Take a handful of good photos or a short video, add a cute caption, and share the joy with friends and family. Whether you’re posting online or just saving them for yourself, you’re building a little tradition that celebrates the bond you share with your dog every year.