The Small Dog Holiday Survival Guide
Keep your little one safe, calm, and happy from Halloween through New Year's, with 3 printable planning tools
$4.00
The holidays are full of joy, and for small dogs, they're also full of doorbells, strangers, tempting foods, shiny decorations, and loud surprises. A bite of something rich that a big dog might shrug off can make a tiny pup seriously sick, and an open door at the wrong moment is all a frightened little dog needs to slip out.
The Small Dog Holiday Survival Guide helps you plan ahead, so you can enjoy the season while your pup stays safe and relaxed.
Inside the guide:
The Holiday Season at a Glance: The biggest risks of Halloween, Thanksgiving, the winter holidays, and New Year's Eve.
Holiday Foods: Which foods are dangerous, where they hide in holiday dishes, which foods your pup can enjoy, and what to do if they eat something they shouldn't.
Decorations, Plants & Gifts: Tree and ornament safety, a holiday plant risk chart, and gift-wrapping hazards.
Guests & Gatherings: Safe zones, door dashers, calm greetings, kids, overnight guests, and stress signals to watch for.
Fireworks & Loud Noises: A step-by-step countdown plan from 3–4 weeks before through the morning after.
Holiday Travel & Winter Weather: A packing list, car and air travel tips, visiting family, boarding, and cold-weather safety.
Keeping Calm in the Chaos: Routine anchors and quick calm-down activities for busy days.
Your Holiday Emergency Plan: A fill-in page for vet holiday hours, your nearest emergency vet, and poison control numbers.
Plus 3 printables:
Holiday Safety Checklist: Walk through your home before every celebration.
Guest Rules Card: "A Few Rules from the Dog," plus a "Please Close the Door!" sign.
Fireworks Prep Plan: A countdown checklist and your dog's personal comfort plan.
What you'll receive:
One 21-page digital PDF, available to download right after purchase
US letter size (8.5" x 11"), ready to print at home or read on any device
Printables you can reuse every holiday season
This guide is for educational purposes and isn't a substitute for veterinary advice. If you think your dog has eaten something harmful, contact your vet or an animal poison control line right away.
Because this is a digital product that's delivered instantly, all sales are final, and we're unable to offer refunds, returns, or exchanges once your purchase is complete.
If you have trouble downloading or opening your file, please contact us at info@littlewoofco.com and we'll be happy to help. This guide is for personal use only and may not be shared, resold, or distributed.
