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What did you buy your pet for Christmas? Have your say!

Starts at 60 Writers

Dec 25, 2013

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At Christmas, there is one member of each family that gets spoilt rotten and given more love than everyone else… Our pets!

Kate from the Starts at Sixty office is giving her gorgeous dog, Chips, a custom dog collar and bed… What a pampered pooch! And this made us realise, that getting our beloved family pets presents that they’ll love has become nearly more important than the rest of the family Christmas present shopping.

So, what do you get your pet for Christmas? Do you let them snack on tasty treats? Are you someone who buys outfits or toys?

Tell us, what did you give your pet for Christmas this year?

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