Cookies and coffee are already an amazing pairing, and this classic duo gets even more fun as a dog toy set. Each plush figure has two squeakers inside (which is ideal for the pup who will instantly destroy the first one) and they're filled with crinkle paper. Plus, think of the puppuccino (which, by the way, is something you can actually order at Starbucks for your pet) photo possibilities.

This puzzle is the ultimate boredom-buster. It has three different ways to find treats, and your pup will have to master sliding, lifting, and flipping the pieces to find the hidden snacks. This will challenge any dog and keep them occupied and (hopefully) out of trouble.

Your dog will be warm all winter with this cozy jacket. The piping is reflective which helps keep them visible on nighttime walks, and the coat reverses for different temperature options. It's available in several different solid colors and even a few plaids.

This gift may not mean much to your dog at first, but they'll be thankful for this soap-free shampoo at their next bath. The aloe helps to relieve itching and the formula helps soothe dry skin. I use this on my dog and I can attest that it smells so amazing sometimes I wish I could use it too.

Dogs deserve special holiday desserts, too. These yogurt-covered bones are finished with green and red sprinkles for a pet-friendly treat that's a much better doggie option than a cookie left for Santa.

So maybe this is really more of a gift for a pet owner than for their dog, but it's still really cool to have your dog's breed identified, especially if they were adopted from a shelter. In addition to breed specification, the test tests for over 170 genetic diseases. Results are delivered quickly (usually within four weeks) by Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.

Turns out the only thing that can make puppies any cuter is when they have a holiday narwhal hanging out of their mouths. This small toy has crinkly paper and a squeaker inside. Just make sure to order by Dec. 20 if you want this in time for Christmas.

If everyone in your family gets a new pair of pajamas, this year your dog can be included in the fun. They're made of soft flannel so your pup will be cozy, plus they can reduce hair and pet dander from landing on your rugs and furniture.

If you've ever wished you could talk to your dog while you're out and about, well, now you can. This WiFi-enabled device works with the Furbo app to dispense treats at your request, plus you'll get an alert when your dog is barking, and the two-way audio means you can soothe your dog from afar.

CBD is a hot item this holiday season, and early research from Cornell University shows it may also be helpful for dogs, especially those experiencing joint pain. This CBD oil is mixed with coconut oil (which has a milder taste than hemp oil) and can be dispensed right onto your dog's food once or twice a day. It's a good idea to check in with your vet, too, if you're not sure it's right for your dog or if you have questions about dosage.

Your pup will have a very merry time with this set of five holiday-themed toys. The crinkly toys are filled with 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, so you can feel good about your choice and your pup can feel food about the hours of fun they're about to have.

Your dog can play dreidel, too, with this soft, plush toy. It plays “Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel” sung by kids when it's squeezed and it's the perfect shape for fetching or for playing tug-of-war.

No need to settle for a boring leash when there are colorful options like this one, featuring gold hardware and reinforced stitching (a must if your dog takes *you* for a walk). It can be washed with soap and water, too (also a must, because leashes get gross fast).

Turns out olive oil is good for dogs, too (who knew?). Besides cold-pressed olive oil, these treats are also made with chia and pumpkin seeds, all of which help to maintain skin, coat, and immune health, and they're shaped to help clean teeth (keeping breath fresh).