Canine Easter Egg Hunts

Create a dog-specific Easter egg hunt using dog-safe "eggs" filled with treats or toys:

1. Plastic eggs designed for dogs: Fill them with small dog treats or pieces of kibble. Ensure the eggs are large enough not to pose a choking hazard and sturdy enough that your dog can't easily chew through them.
2. Scent-based hunts: Hide dog treats or toys around your yard or home for your dog to find using their natural scenting abilities.
3. Tennis ball "eggs": Cut a small slit in tennis balls, stuff with treats, and hide them for your dog to find.

When organising a canine egg hunt, start simple with eggs in plain sight, gradually increasing difficulty as your dog understands the game. Always supervise to ensure your dog doesn't become frustrated or ingest any inappropriate items.

Dog-Safe Easter Baskets

Create a special Easter basket just for your canine companion filled with:

• New toys appropriate for your dog's size and chewing habits 
• Healthy dog treats
• A new collar, leash, or bandana with spring or Easter themes
• Interactive puzzle toys filled with healthy treats
• Dental chews to promote oral health