Photographer Andrew Marttila captures cats at moments of peak playful as they react to their favorite treat. This makes a wonderful coffee table book at a vet’s office or home. He has another book called Shop Cats of New York that would make a good gift pairing.

If a birthday or special occasion is coming up, consider making your vet some super fun cat-shaped cakes. They are also great gifts on their own. These 3-D molds will turn out a cake in just 30 minutes. Nearly 90% of buyers give these a perfect rating and many have posted pictures of their creations.

Do you know a dog-loving veterinarian? Consider a dog-themed gift box subscription with all kinds of dog-friendly goodies to look forward to each month. CrateJoy has a number of different options linked below. We like the Dog Mom and the Dog Smile Club boxes. These boxes are easy to send — just select the “give as a gift” button. You can choose how many months you want to send your box.

Give your favorite vet a personalized print of his or her likeness (male/female and dark/light skin options) surrounded by animals. Adds a fun, friendly, touch to the office. In addition to the vet, you can even add the name of the clinic.

This adorable little veterinarian kit is a great gift for your budding animal doctor. Teach the early habits like responsibility and consideration for animals who need help. Makes a nice clinic lobby prop as well.

A definitive source of information, illustrations and photos capturing 450 different dog breeds. Makes a great reference guide for your vet and his or her customers in the waiting room.

This 8 by 10 inch wall-mountable wood etching will bring peace of mind and serenity to a veterinarian. Hang it in the office, or give to a new graduate to hang in his or her home. The prayer starts “Dear Lord, I ask that You guide my hands and fill my heart with compassion and love, as I tend to the animals…”

Dogtor, get it? This light-weight t-shirt is a cute idea for a vet who doesn’t take him or herself too seriously.

For vets with a sense of humor, this mug says it all: people are gross. Dishwasher safe and printed on both sides, it’s a quality mug that’s sure to elicit some serious laughs at the office.

A great gift idea for a graduating vet or for your girlfriend, this is a piece of jewelry she’ll be proud to wear on any occasion. A great value for the price, it’s a beautiful way to show your appreciation for her chosen profession.

This classy paw pendant in inlaid with real turquoise and other gemstones and complemented by a solid sterling silver chain. It gets a near perfect rating from customers who rave about its quality. She’s sure to get lots of compliments.

This beautiful handmade wine glass is the perfect gift idea for vet techs who like to enjoy a drink or two.

This book helps humans better communicate with horses, using equine body language subtleties. Through pictures and detailed explanations, professional trainer Sharon Wilsie will open your eyes and ears to the world of horse speak. This makes a wonderful gift for an equine vet–or any horse lover– looking to become more in tune with these lovely creatures.

This award-winning book by Dr. Pete Freyburger is a great gift for vets starting their career journey. A very personal account of what it takes to be a successful vet, you’ll find yourself laughing out loud and crying through the stories.

Never Turn Your Back on an Angus Cow: My Life as a Country Vet, is written by National Geographic TV star Dr. Jan Pol. He his show The Incredible Dr. Pol, details his renown practice in rural Michigan. This book is full of amazing stories including his early life training in the Netherlands.

Our 3rd book recommendation, All Creatures Great and Small: The Warm and Joyful Memoirs of the Worlds Most Beloved Animal Doctor, by James Herriot gives a British spin on live as a vet. Based in part on Dr. Harriot’s classic BBC series.

This incredibly detailed, hand-painted 6.5 inch dog has 28 different detachable body parts. A great idea for a young person interested in getting into the field or a new student.

This resin cast cat sculpture is a great decoration for a front desk. It is based on an original carving by Susan Lordi of Kansas City. A dog version is also available.

Adult coloring books are all the rage, and this one is designed especially for vets. Perfect stress relief for veterinary science majors.

This adorable hanging cat necklace will make hearts melt. Made from solid sterling silver, it’s a keepsake you’ll be remembered by.

These silver paw earrings will add to your vet an animal loving vibe. Along with the silver version pictured, they are also available in a gold-plated and platinum versions.

The perfect graduation gift for a vet tech, this silver charm is a momento to treasure as a symbol of his or her dedication to the profession. A good bulk purchase for an entire class of graduates.

This cute Christmas ornament vet jacket with paw prints is a great holiday gift idea for your vet. The personalized name is hand-written by the artist when you order.

Show your vet how much you appreciate him or her with this personalized positive affirmations poster. A great way to express your gratitude.

A great gift to help your vet promote his or her services in the office. Handmade from wood in Texas. Quick and easy to assemble.

If a t-shirt is not enough, get a dogtor mug too! This smartly designed dogtor cartoon is sure to give your vet a chuckle.

An adorable and practical gift your veterinarian will love, these colorful animal-shaped paper clips will add a lively touch to the daily office paperwork grind.

A quirky idea for the dog-loving vet, these dog charms (6 per set) attach to any drinking glass. Add some spunk to a dinner party or keep these furry friends close on nights in. Customers love the attention to detail and craftsmanship. Also available in feline form.