The Best Products for Pampering Your Pups This International Dog Day
This Saturday, Aug. 26, is International Dog Day, and we plan to spend the holiday spoiling our pups rotten.
From treats and toys to beds, grooming and more, your dog deserves the very best—even when it's not a special day just for them. All year round, we try all kinds of pet products to bring you the very best, and below, you can find all of our recent favorites for pampering pups this International Dog Day.
Puppington Pupper Snuffle Ball: $34.99
Puppington's innovative Pupper Snuffle Ball is part snuggle mat, part slow-feeder, creating both mental enrichment and belly benefits for playful dogs. As your dog works to find the kibble within, they work off extra energy while having their brains stimulated—and who doesn't love a tasty reward?
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PoolCandy Inflatable Pet Float: $29.99
Summer may be coming to a close, but in many places, the heat isn't going away anytime soon, and PoolCandy's Inflatable Pet Float is great for spending time by the pool with your small dog. It holds pets up to 35 pounds, and the leopard print is so cute you'll want to show off this float as often as possible.
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V.I.PUP Collection Treats: $49
When the basic, filler-packed dog treats from the grocery store simply won't do, invest in high-end offerings like these V.I.PUP Collection Treats. The meaty options are made with pure turkey and chicken breast, while the veggie flavor consists of pure carrot and sweet potato for maximum flavor and zero junk.
(via The V.I.PUP Collection)
Natural Farm Dental Treats: $10.99+
Your dog's dental health is so important, and Natural Farm's Dental Treats are a great way to trick them into cleaning their own teeth while enjoying a tasty snack. They come in different sizes appropriate for small, medium and large dogs, with a texture that removes plaque while it freshens breath (and makes them healthier overall).
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Diggs Pillo Dog Bed: $105+
If your dog keeps ruining their beds, the Pillo Dog Bed from Diggs is here to change things. Not only is it extra comfy for dogs, but it's also built for durability, with a tear-free shell that can withstand scratching that comes with innate instincts to burrow. It's also waterproof, making it ideal for either indoor or outdoor use.
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The Duty Mitt Pet Grooming Mitt: $15.98
Dogs also thrive best when they're clean, and The Duty Mitt's Pet Grooming Mitts have recently become one of our easiest ways to keep them tidy between baths. Each pack comes with six disposable grooming mitts, which wipe away grime and smells while cleansing skin and coats with a mild antibacterial deodorizer.
(via The Duty Mitt)
Wild One Grooming Wipes: $10+
And for additional cleansing, as well as soothing skin, we love Wild One Grooming Wipes. In addition to removing dirty and odor, they also keep coats and skin hydrated and happy with coconut water and aloe vera, and the eucalyptus scent is also a favorite.
(via Wild One)
DedCool Pet Shampoo 01 'Taunt': $35
When bath day finally does arrive, we've been turning to DedCool and their "Taunt" Pet Shampoo. It's gentle on even sensitive skin, cleansing as well as conditioning for shiny, healthy coats, and the "Taunt" scent, featuring bergamot, amber, vanilla and florals, is clean, bright and unforgettable.
(via DedCool)
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Crown & Paw Custom Pet Canvas: $59.95
And to really commemorate your beloved pet, check out Crown & Paw's custom pet paintings. The brand offers everything from canvases and mugs to phone cases and more, all featuring custom-made, one-of-a-kind artwork of your pet looking adorably regal. We honestly can't look at them without getting huge smiles on our faces.
(via Crown & Paw)
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