Twelve months with your pet on the wall: a picture, not a snapshot.
A calendar is the gift that hangs for a whole year. Not a poster that blends into the wall after two weeks, but something someone looks at every morning when they check what day it is.
One style, twelve months
You upload a photo and choose a style. Your pet then keeps you company through all twelve months, plus the cover page.
How it works
- Upload a photo, choose a style, enter the name.
- Within 48 hours you receive the designs as a preview.
- If something isn't right, tell us and we'll change it, free of charge.
- We only print once you say yes.
How long it takes
Between your order and printing come the designs, your preview and your approval. Allow two to three weeks from the day you order until delivery.
Which photo works
Daylight, at eye level, face clearly visible. A normal phone photo is fine. A note on format: The picture area sits in the top part of each calendar page and is wider than it is tall. So a landscape photo works best. Portrait works too. We then choose the crop so the whole face is in the picture, and you see the result in the preview before anything is printed.
What else usually goes wrong: strong backlight, motion blur, or the pet is only small in the picture. If your photo doesn't work, we'll get in touch before printing and tell you exactly why.
Calendar and print
- A4 portrait, 21 × 29.7 cm. When hung, it needs 21 cm of width and a good 60 cm of height.
- Picture at the top, calendar grid below: German date grid, weeks starting on Monday.
- 250 g/m² silk matt paper, printed on both sides.
- Wire-O binding at the top, with a hanger. It hangs straight on a nail, no accessories needed.
- Cover page plus twelve monthly pages, each with its own picture.
- Printed and shipped in Europe, only after your approval.
If something isn't right
You approve the designs before printing. That's why very little comes back. If something still goes wrong during printing or shipping, we'll replace the calendar. Your statutory rights are set out in our withdrawal policy.
20% of our profit goes to animal welfare.
