Spoil Your Pet
It is the season of love… and if you ask our office dog Otis, it’s also the season of extra treats.
At BrightPoint Creative, we take spoiling our pets very seriously. After all, they show up for us every single day. Whether that’s greeting us at the door after a long day at work, keeping us company during late-night emails, or (in Odie’s case) supervising client calls with unwavering focus. The least we can do is return the favor with a little extra love.
Maybe that means longer walks. A new toy that gets destroyed in under seven minutes. A heart-covered bandana. Or a full-blown photo shoot because your camera roll wasn’t already 90% pet pictures.
But here’s something we’ve noticed: for many of us, our pets aren’t just part of our home life. They’re part of our culture. They sneak into Zoom calls. They nap under desks. They become unofficial mascots and morale boosters.
And when something is part of your culture, it’s part of your brand.
Here are a few of our favorite on-brand ways to celebrate the pets we love.
Give them the cutest clothes:
Make sure they're stocked up on yummy treats:
Assure that they are comfy:
Keep them neat and tidy:
And give them lots of love.
Office pets are a big part of our BrightPoint Creative culture and cultivate it every day.
We hope this helps with ideas for pampering your pet this month, and please feel free to share with us those adorable photoshoots! Keep your eye on our socials for Odi-isms! Tips and tricks from our resident furry expert.
Let us help pamper your pet! Get in touch with us today.
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