Valentine's Day is around the corner and your pets need reminding of your love for them too.

From dog treats to cat toys, here we look at some great gift ideas to give your pet something special on Valentine's Day.

Your pooch will love this soft plush fish toy made with heart-shaped fins and red kissing lips held together by a bungee fabric. Each fish contains a playful squeaker that will keep your dog stimulated for hours. Available for $5 at Target.

Make your pup even more irresistible than they already are with these Valentine's Day-themed bandanas. The two-piece set comes with one reading "free kisses" and another reading "heartbreaker." Available for $8.99 at Amazon.

Bag this pink/red dog collar featuring a heart print pattern and a matching bow tie. Available for $17.99 at Amazon.

These cute cat collars also features heart prints and each comes with a little bell. They come in a pack of four. Available for $11.99 at Amazon.

Get your dog or cat dolled up with this adorable four-piece set (two headbands and two bow ties), featuring shades of pink and red and designed with heart and polka dot prints. Available for $12.99 at Amazon.

This rosé wine bottle-shaped plush toy is made with a soft durable mesh. Featuring an "interior squeaker and crinkle," the toy is designed to keep your pooch engaged. Available for $10.99 at Amazon.

Send your kitty down a tunnel of love with the Rose Pop Open Play Tunnel from Whisker City. Throw a few toys in the tunnel to watch your feline friend play hide-and-seek on their own. It comes with a dangle toy for when your cat is feeling extra playful. Available for $9.99 at Petsmart.

Your cats will love this colorful double-decker scratch house from Boots & Barkley, made with heart cut-outs on each side. In addition to being a great place for your kitty to exercise their claws, the house doubles up as a cozy spot for a cat nap. Available for $16.99 at Target.

This tin of Valentine's Day-themed dog cookies make a special treat for showing extra love to your pooch. Available for $21.99 at Target.

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