Pralines, chocolate, and sweets are classic gifts for Valentine's Day and it's even better when these treats are free from hidden animal suffering. Be cautious of sweets that contain palm oil, as its production is not only ecologically questionable but also harms the habitats of many endangered rainforest creatures, including orangutans. Additionally, many baked goods still use caged eggs as ingredients, which are rarely labelled. 

How about a romantic homemade dinner for Valentine's Day? Do not panic! Cooking animal-friendly and plant-based meals can be very simple.

Many people do not know that some condoms are not entirely vegetarian. They often contain the animal protein casein from cows. This Valentine's Day perhaps surprise your loved one with vegan condoms — because caring about animal welfare is truly attractive. Additionally, for those feeling more daring remember that whips do not have to be made of leather. There are many excellent alternatives available made from imitation leather and synthetic materials.

Gifting toiletries such as moisturiser or bubble bath can be a thoughtful and indulgent present. Look for products made with natural, plant-based ingredients that are not only good for the skin but also cruelty-free. These gifts can enhance your partner's self-care routine while supporting an animal-friendly lifestyle.

Another great gift idea is to spend valuable time together, such as enjoying a lovely dinner at a nearby chic vegan restaurant. You can also make a donation in their name to an animal welfare organisation that is close to their heart.

Avoid any gifts containing fur or down, because behind what may seem like a thoughtful present, there is enormous animal suffering. 

We also strongly condone gifting living animals, as this entails serious commitment of responsibility, time, and care for the animal.