It’s National Pet Day—and if there’s anything our pets love (besides treats), it’s attention. So why not celebrate with something built from the heart… and with jumbo blocks?

Cozy Pet Houses

Let’s start with a classic. Use jumbo building blocks to build a small house for your dog or cat. Stack the blocks into a rectangular base, leaving a “door” opening, and create a roof with slanted pieces or a flat layer. Want to make it cozy? Throw in a soft blanket inside. Boom!—instant pet palace.

Feeding Station Fun

Tired of food bowls sliding around? Build a block platform with two holes—one for the food bowl, and one for the water bowl. Extra large building blocks from Biggo Blocks are sturdy and washable, making them perfect for mess-proof feeding zones. You can even color-code them for food and water!

Puppy Playground

Use jumbo blocks to make tunnels, hurdles, or simple steps in the yard. Arrange them in a fun course for your dog to hop, crawl, and sniff through. It’s a great way to keep pets moving and kids involved in their care.

Cat Tower

Cats love vertical spaces. Stack extra large building blocks in a step-like formation or pyramid for your cat to climb. Keep it wide and low for stability. You can even hang a little toy from the top with a string to keep your cat entertained.

Pet-Themed Builds

Get creative and build your pet’s look-alike out of blocks. Try to recreate your pets with jumbo building  blocks. Got a black cat? Use black building blocks from Biggo Blocks single color sets to build their block clone! This one’s a great way to spark creativity.

Pet Corner Organizer

Make a tidy storage caddy using Biggo Blocks. Stack jumbo building blocks into a box shape to hold leashes, brushes, toys, and treats. It looks fun, and it keeps the pet chaos under control.

Tips for Pet-Safe Designs

Keep builds low to the ground for smaller animals. Avoid sharp edges or unstable towers. Always supervise pets during playtime to keep things fun and safe. If your pet starts chewing, gently redirect. Biggo Blocks are tough but they’re not chew toys.

Celebrate With a Build Party

Want to make it extra special? Get the kids involved in a “Build for Your Pet” challenge. Let them create something unique, whether it’s a throne, a ramp, or a mini pet store setup. Snap pics, give out treats, and enjoy some giggles along the way.

Because really—pets are family. And they deserve to play big, too.