Dog Calendars for 2027

The dog section covers the full range of what people actually search for. Breed-specific titles are the most popular entry point: Dog Breeds includes Just Beagles, Golden Retrievers, Yorkies, Just Cocker Spaniels, Crusoe the Celebrity Dachshund, and dozens more. If you want to browse by look rather than breed, the All Dog Calendars page lets you filter by subject and format at once.

Beyond breeds, the section includes humor titles like Dog Shaming alongside Gary Patterson's expressive illustration work, which has a strong following for its character-driven style. Cute Puppies is the right starting point if you want a first-year focus, and Dog Art covers illustrated and painterly approaches for buyers who want something that reads like decor. Dog calendars come in wall, desk, mini wall, magnetic, and planner formats. Browse the full selection through Funny Dogs and Assorted Dogs for the wider mix.

Cat Calendars for 2027

The cat section runs equally wide. 365 Cats and the Cat Page-A-Day Gallery are the perennial desk favorites, and both sell out before the season ends most years. On the wall, American Cat by Lowell Herrero and Cats in the Country by Susan Bourdet represent the art-forward end of the category, while Black Cats, What Cats Teach Us, and Grumpy Cat serve buyers who want personality alongside the imagery.

Breed-specific titles cover tabbies, tuxedos, black cats, kittens, and more in the Cat Breeds section. For illustration and painterly styles, Cat Art is the right destination. Cuddly Kittens is a strong gift pick for anyone drawn to first-year kitten imagery. Funny Cats and Assorted Cats offer variety for buyers who want options without committing to a single style. Browse the full range through All Cat Calendars.

Dog and Cat Calendars as Gifts

Pet calendars are one of the most reliable gift options because they combine personal relevance with daily utility. A calendar built around someone's actual breed, or their favorite artist's take on it, gets used every day for a full year. The practical question is format: a desk calendar suits a workday environment where someone wants a quick glance and space for notes; a large wall calendar works better for households that need family-visible dates and room to write.

For something you will not find in a general retailer, the Exclusive Calendars page includes limited-run art and photography titles. If you want to know what is trending before you shop, the Top 50 Calendars page shows current bestsellers across the full site.

Formats for Dog and Cat Calendars

Wall calendars are the most common format, covering the standard 12-inch grid with monthly layouts. Page-a-day desk tearoffs are the second most popular, with 365 Dogs and 365 Cats as the flagship titles. Mini wall calendars, magnetic calendars, engagement planners, and pocket planners round out the options. Most titles only come in one or two formats, so if a specific format matters, check the product page or use the format filter on the category pages. The most important factor when choosing format is whether you will actually check it every day, since that is what makes any calendar useful.