Products Even Your Dogs
Will Drool For
Interactive Toys
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This durable Kong is made for heavy chewers who tear through every toy you have. Fill it up with peanut butter, squash, pumpkin, treats, you name it! Freeze the Kong for extra long entertainment.
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This Kong is made for regular chewers who don’t have a tendency for destruction. Fill it up with peanut butter, squash, pumpkin, treats, you name it! Freeze the Kong for extra long entertainment.
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These toys must be supervised so your dog doesn’t try to flip it over/chew on it. The key is for your dog to use their paw or nose to move the slots around to retrieve the treats.
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These are some of my favorite interactive feeding toys. I feed my dogs their kibble - plus a few treats - on this mat and it takes them a long time to find all of the bits of food. This toy uses many sewn pieces of felt to create a grass-like look, where there are many fold for your dog to search for food.
Feeding/Lick Mats
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This is a great tool for stubborn dogs that hate the bath. Simply suction the mat onto the bathtub wall, smear some peanut butter on it, and voila! You have one happy dog that loves bathes! Want some more fun? Add some wet pate food to the mat and watch your dog become entertained for a long while.
Durable Toys
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Have a dog that has such a strong prey drive that they tear apart any toy in their wake? These Kong toys may be right for you. Inside of the plush toy is not stuffing, but a rope toy. These make great tug toys!
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These chew toys are made of durable nylon that will keep your dog entertained for hours. They have different flavors and sizes, such as beef, chicken, and bacon. Linked below is a 3 pack I love.
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These are scent-infused toys that your dogs will love to chase for hours. My dog, Persephone, loves the peanut butter one the most!
Treat Dispensing Toys
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This is my dog’s favorite treat dispensing toy. It’s smooth, plastic frame makes it almost impossible for the dog to get a grip and pick it up, forcing them to nudge it with their nose until the treats fall out.
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This barbell shaped toy makes it easy to zoom around the floor as your dog excitedly picks up the kibble/treats. This is also a good way to interactively feed your dog their meals.
Soft Toys
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Are you sick of picking up stuffing from all your dog’s toys? These toys don’t contain any stuffing - only squeakers!
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Linked below is a bundle of stuffed dog toys with squeakers. These are not for heavy chewers.
Leashes and Harnesses
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These harnesses are perfect for dogs age 6 weeks to adulthood. I typically use them for the puppy phase of growing since they cannot back out of the harness or slip through it. It is gentle on joints as well.
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This is my all-time favorite harness for dogs age 6 months and older. This harness has a martingale collar on the front so that it turns your dog away from the distraction and towards you when they pull.
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I’m not picky about leashes as long as they are not retractable. A 5-6 ft lead is the perfect length for any dog, and you can find a variety of colors and designs at your local pet store or online.