We Found the Best Customizable Pet Merch to Honor Your Dogs and Cats

Turn one of those 10,000 petphotosinto a custom rubber stamp so you can add your pet’s stamp of approval to notes, letters, and greeting cards.

ArtistLeica Lucien (sister ofNew YorkMagazine photo editor Lyne) makes pet portraits you can stick on your laptop, notepad, or scrapbook pages. The customized stickers are vinyl and waterproof and come eight to a sheet.

Surprise your pet co-parent with magnets of your cat’s (or cockatiel’s) face.

Illustrator Samantha Lee createsnote cardsprinted with a watercolor portrait of your dog or dogs. Each order comes with the original four-by-six-inch painting.

Staud collaborated with artist C.Bonz on this series of custom-embroideredpet-portrait sweatshirts that feature both your pet’s image and name.

Strategist newsletter editor Mia Leimkuhler recently got this mini-pendant necklace engraved with her dog Reggie’s name. She loves that it looks like a classier version of his dog tag. The brand lets you customize every detail, includingmaterial, chain type/length, and font.

For less than a hundred bucks, West & Willow will turn a photo of your pet into anillustrated digital print. Strategist senior editor Casey Lewis had one made of her dog, Bear, and the striking portrait now hangs in her living room. “It turned out so well I’m thinking of doing it for my parents’ dogs,” she says.

Although you can’t get thesewineglassescustomized with an image of your actual pet, you can choose from many different breeds of cats, dogs, and other animals. Plus, there’s the option to add your pet’s name in your preferred font. Strategist senior editor Anthony Rotunno has a set of these featuring a Sphynx cat that looks just like his cat Pebbles.

ArtistKatie Kimmel specializes in funky, sculptural ceramics. Her custom pet vases come recommended by Strategist writer Dominique Pariso and can be ordered with the faces of one, two, or three pets.

These incredibly realisticembroidered pet portraitsaren’t cheap, but they would make a very special gift for a pet lover.

Felting, like rug tufting, weaving, and embroidery, has become super-popular during the pandemic. To make thesetiny pet replicas, artists sculpt a base and then apply different colored wools to it by poking it with a long needle. The result is a very convincing miniature of your pet.

Several Strategist staffers have some version of a felt pet sculpture at home. Anthony Rotunno recommends Shelter Pups, the company his mother has used to order a stuffed likeness of his cat as well as three of her dogs. “We actually let Pebs play with hers because it’s very cute to see her trot around the corner with her mini-me in her mouth,” he says.

Lots of sellers on Etsy offer to transform your pet into an aristocrat from the 1800s. Senior editor at the Strategist UK Ailbhe Malone has one she bought off a targeted Instagram ad a few years ago. “In a fit of madness, missing my family dog, I ordered a custom portrait and chose to have my one-eyed dog dressed as a regency prince,” she says. The company that made herportraitis sadly no longer around, but this Etsy seller offers almost the exact same service with tons of costumes and crowns for you to choose from.