The Christmas gift for someone whose heart has four paws
The best Christmas gift for someone who adores their pet is a portrait of the two of them in a festive scene: the tree, the lights, a blanket and their companion on their lap. It is personal, you will not find it in any store, and it arrives by email in time.
The preview is free and watermarked. Each portrait costs USD 9.99, with 10% off when you choose 3. You can download them for 30 days.
Some people are impossible to find a gift for. They have everything, or what they want cannot be bought. But one thing always moves someone who lives with a dog or a cat: seeing themselves with them, in a warm moment, as if someone had been there to keep it.
December flies by. Between dinners and errands, holiday photos get lost in the camera roll. A Christmas portrait rescues that moment and puts it where it is seen: on the screen you check every morning.
If you send it as a gift, write a note. It arrives by email, ready to open, even from thousands of miles away. And if you are running late, no problem: delivery is digital and instant.
Scenes for this occasion
What to do with your portrait
Ideas for the holidays
- Use it as the family’s digital holiday card.
- Email it on Christmas morning so it is the first thing they see.
- Make it the cover of the holiday photo album on your phone.
- Send it by message to someone spending the season far from home.
- Keep it as your lock screen until New Year.
Frequently asked questions
Will it arrive in time for Christmas?
Yes. Delivery is digital by email, so you can send it even on the day.
Can I schedule the gift email?
For now the email goes out when you complete the purchase. If you want it to arrive on a specific day, buy it that day.
Does the gift include a personal note?
Yes. Your message appears in the email alongside the portrait.
How do I receive the portrait?
It is a high quality digital file. You download it right away or, if it is a gift, it arrives by email with your note. We do not ship physical products.
Do I need a photo of them together?
No. One photo of the person and one of the pet, taken separately, is enough.