Pooch & Mutt's Christmas gift range, which includes a bundle with an advent calendar and festive treats, is available for £19.54 using the discount code AFXMAS15, reduced from £22.99. The set includes an advent calendar, a variety of treats and a meal, which would cost around £30 if bought separately.
The bundle features the exclusive Beef, Carrot and Parsnip Christmas Dinner, which does not appear to be sold separately. This may disappoint shoppers wanting to buy specific items or multiple dinners in that flavour, the Mirror reports.
Festive flavours and advent calendars
The range includes dog-friendly takes on Christmas dinner and other festive favourites, with flavours from turkey and cranberry to pigs in blankets, gingerbread, and goose with apple and sage. Shoppers can choose from jerky, dental sticks, and a chicken gravy bone broth.
The Gingerbread Advent Calendar is priced at £11.99, or £10.19 with the discount code. Behind each of the 24 doors are soft, meaty gingerbread-flavoured treats made with high-protein chicken, collagen, pumpkin for natural fibre and gut-friendly postbiotics. The treats are grain-free and suitable for puppies, with two treats behind each door.
Other retailers also offer dog advent calendars. Pets At Home has launched an Ultimate Luxury Advent Calendar for £35, filled with treats and toys. Lily's Kitchen has a limited edition Advent Calendar For Dogs for £10.50, featuring peanut butter and banana Breaktime Biscuits and Bedtime Biscuits with chamomile and passion flower.
Other treats and customer reviews
Additional Pooch & Mutt festive treats include Goose, Apple and Sage Dental Sticks, Pigs in Blankets Meaty Treats, and Turkey and Cranberry Jerky, each priced at £3.40 with the discount code. The Chicken Gravy Bone Broth costs £5.10 after the discount and can be poured over a pet's dinner or frozen into ice moulds.
While reviews for the 2026 flavours are yet to come in, last year's Christmas bundle has an average rating of 4.8 out of five stars from shoppers, particularly those with fussy pets. One reviewer said: "My very fussy Frenchie will only eat Pooch & Mutt. She's five and had various health problems and her stomach has been fine since being on these products and she can't get enough of the treats."
Another wrote: "My dog is very fussy so sometimes it's hard to give him new treats as he only likes the same ones. I gave him the advent calendar one and he loved it! He even started scratching the box because he wanted more." A further review noted: "We have fussy little yorkie and she refused so many treats. I bought her Christmas bundle and I gave her couple treats and she begged for more so I will definitely buy more treats in the future."
Shoppers can use the code AFXMAS15 to save 15% on the Pooch & Mutt Christmas collection.
