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Christmas Treat Jar for Pets

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This Christmas Treat Jar for Pets is a sponsored post by Lunchbox.

Christmas will be here in a few days! Do you have your shopping done yet? Did you forget you pets? I usually pick up our dogs some treats and a new toy. Now that we have a cat, I got her something too. This year, I choose to make our pets each a Christmas Treat Jar.

Don't forget your pets this Christmas! Make sure to make them a cute Christmas Treat Jar. Easy Tutorial!

I downloaded great coupons to help purchase the treats for our pets. Make sure you grab these to fill up your Christmas treat jar.

Here are the treats I picked up for our two dogs:

Purina Dog Treats

I picked them each up a bag of Busy Bones and I got the large, 1 pound bag of Waggin’ Train Chicken Jerkey Tenders to put in the jars.

Here are the treats I picked up for our cat:

Purina Cat Treats

How to Make a Christmas Treats Jar for Pets

WHAT YOU WILL NEED:

  • Purina Treats of your choice (don’t forget to use the coupons!)
  • Mason Jar with lid
  • Fabric
  • Ribbon
  • Scissors
  • Hole Punch
  • Printable Holiday Gift Tags

INSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: Fill your mason jar with the Purina Treats.

Step 2: Cut your fabric about 2 inches larger than your jar lid.

Putting together the Christmas Treat Jar

Step 3: Put the inner lid on the jar.

Step 4: Place your fabric over the inner lid.

Step 5: Screw the metal band onto the jar.

Getting the Christmas Treat Jar put together. Only the tag is left.

Step 6: Punch a hole in your gift tag and thread it onto the ribbon. Tie it around the jar.

Each of our pets have their own stocking. So when the jars were completed I placed the jars and extra treats into their stockings. Here is how the cat’s stocking turned out:

Christmas Stocking full of Treats for the cat.

Each of the dogs’ stocking looks like this:

Christmas Stocking for our Dogs! Easy to make Christmas Treat Jar for the Dogs!

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