FAQ

Fun themes for a dog's birthday party include general dog motifs, pop-culture references, or costume dress-up ideas with dog-friendly decorations and activities.

A pup cup typically contains a small serving of dog-safe whipped cream or yogurt and may include treats such as fruit or biscuits.

Fun dog party themes include classic dog motifs, pop culture ideas, and activities like spa days or games like hide-and-seek or bobbing for treats.

Yes, celebrating your dog's birthday can be a fun and meaningful way to show appreciation, whether through a quiet day together or a full-on party with dog-friendly games, treats, and guests.

PetSmart encourages pet parents to celebrate their dogs’ birthdays or adoption days with fun activities, parties, special treats, and thoughtful gifts.

Dog-friendly birthday activities include quiet outings like nature hikes or spa days, energetic doggie parties with themed games, and special treats or toys.

To throw a birthday party for your dog, choose a dog-friendly venue, invite familiar humans and canines, plan dog-safe snacks and games, and keep it fun but low-stress.

To plan a dog birthday party, choose a safe location, invite familiar canine and human friends, prepare dog-safe treats and activities, and keep the event fun and short. Add themed decorations, games, and thoughtful goodie bags for an extra special touch.

Frequent head shaking and scratching may indicate an ear infection, mites, or buildup; inspect the ears and consult a vet before cleaning or treating.

Veterinary-approved dog ear cleaning solutions and natural oils like almond oil (if recommended by a vet) can help dissolve ear wax in dogs.