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Let's face it; almost everyone has a few friends who are crazy about their pets. Got a pal who's crazy about her pooch or a friend who can't get enough of felines?. Whenever a special occasion comes along, more often than not, they just get some unexciting, ridiculous gifts that just don't give justice or show any appreciation for their pet-loving personalities. When you want to give a gift for a pet lover, don't swamp them with the usual package of dog biscuits, treats, or the occasional grooming product. I positively think you can do better than that, right? C'mon, people, go for one of these unique, useful and cute gifts! If you really want to give a special present this year, I've got some great ideas for you.

First Aid kits - We're often prepared for an emergency involving people, but what about our pets? They, too, deserve some care and preparation in case they get into an accident, right? There are lots of first-aid kits for animals online, stocked with veterinarian-approved products and medications. If you need help, many of these kits also come with instruction booklets for proper first-aid procedures.

Scrapbooks - If you know someone who loves pets and who's also into arts and crafts, then you've found the perfect gift for him or her. Help your pet lover showcase her creativity and affection for her four-legged friend by giving a complete scrapbooking supply kit filled with all the materials needed to jumpstart an album.

Donations - Make a donation to a charity that helps animals, regionally or globally. This should endear you to your pet lover. Local humane societies are always in need of funds and items such as cat litter and bleach to help run their operations smoothly and effectively.

Obedience Training - Do you know someone who just cannot make his beloved pet sit and stay? Are you lending a constant ear of sympathy to a friend whose pet is forever misbehaving? Treat the pooch and its owner to dog obedience lessons. Dog obedience lessons can cost from $100 to $150 for several weekly sessions. You can also get them some private lessons if it's preferable. Collar Bling - Every special dog or cat needs some bling. There are several beautiful collars from a variety of materials to accessorize your pet or that of your friend, or you could also get that special dog or cat some bling with collar charms that come in all sorts of shapes, styles, and sizes that work just fine.

Knit for A Pet - Knitting pattern books can give your needle-wielding friend a plethora of project ideas, from beds, carrying baskets and cases, toys, etc. to create some masterpieces that celebrate the affection and bond between human and pet.

A Day at the Spa - Nowadays, pets need to de-stress too. And what better way to de-stress than to treat them at a relaxing and comfortable day at the spa? There they can be groomed, cleaned, and relaxed to their hearts' content. Grooming will cost around $30 to $40, depending on the size and fur length of the pet. Some spas provide aromatherapy treatments, while others boast all-natural cleansers.