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A pet hair remover for anyone who’s tired of getting fur all over their clothes.
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A game-changing pill pocket for fussy pets who needs their meds.
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A self-warming pet bed to keep your pet nice and toasty. (Reviewers with hairless cats say it’s great for keeping their naked little ones cozy and warm.)
Promising review: “Best kitty blanket we’ve ever used. Our most recent rescue was 8 weeks old when we brought her into the house, and we ordered this blanket for her crate (we use a large dog crate to ease our new kittens into the household). She had been with four siblings, so she was used to sleeping with them, and we wanted something warm and cuddly for her. This was perfect, so we ordered two more!” —Nebraska Dude
Get it from Amazon for $11.99+ (available in four sizes and four colors).
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“I got this for my rescue cat who needs to have some attention nearly constantly and does not like the front-loading carriers. This was super easy to clean and perfect for easing his nervousness as he could see everything going on around him.” —SamanthaGet it from Amazon for $25.09+ (available in three sizes).Promising review: “Game-changer!! I am so grateful for the scratchpad. Trimming my senior rescue dog’s nails was a nightmare, even at the vet. After just a few sessions, the nails on her front paws look way better. My dog not only tolerates the scratchpad, but she seems to really enjoy our training sessions. Today, when I pulled the board out of storage, she got so excited! Thank you so much for creating a product that takes the stress out of grooming. For anyone getting started, I bought the double-sided board and found it helpful to train my dog with the smoother side first, and then switch to the coarser side once she got used to it.” —lisa templeton
Get it from Scratchpad for Dogs on Etsy for $44.95+ (available in two styles and three grit levels).
Promising review:
“Got a rescue lab a couple of years ago who is the itchiest black lab I’ve ever met, poor boy. We got most of his overall body/skin itches under control with regular baths, regular brushing, and flea treatment, but he was still constantly asking for help scratching under his muzzle/chin. I tried changing foods, keeping it clean and wiped down, oral meds, and nothing helped. A fellow K9 handler recommended this and it helped after just one application. Thank you!!!” —Amy C.Get it from Amazon for $16.99.Promising review:
“We have a shepherd/pit bull/who-knows-what Humane Society rescue. Poor guy has had more ear infections in his two years of life than most people have in a lifetime. Then there was the bright red skin on his belly. He would dig at it until he bled. He also had horrible backward sneeze/coughing fits. After umpteen odd vet visits, they finally said it could be due to allergies. We have been using these supplements for just over 90 days. Our dog barely does the weird cough/sneeze thing anymore. He hasn’t had an ear infection since we’ve started this. He normally had them every other month. His skin has took on a pinkish-red tint once since taking the supplements. It was gone the same day. Overall he is a happier dog. These are so worth it to us.” —A FamGet it from Amazon for $26.97 (or Subscribe & Save for $24.27/month).Promising review:
“My 3-year-old male rescue kitty has gone through a lot of change and anxiety in his short life (which began as an abandoned kitten on the streets). I saw this online when searching for my fur babies’ Christmas gifts this year and thought ‘Why not give it a shot?’ Let me tell you just HOW MUCH he loves his new cuddle buddy! He sleeps with it for EVERY nap and evening slumber now, and even pets ‘him/her’ like it’s his own baby! I watch him fluff, gently stroke, and pull his new stuffie close to his chest before drifting off to sleep…and (not to be cheesy), it warms my heart to see how much it comforts him and how much he loves/cares for it. Sooo recommended for cats of all ages.” —JenniferGet it from Amazon for $14.99.Promising review:
“My rescue lab, Maggie, showed no interest in any toy until Snuggle Puppy arrived! She carries SP to her bed, to the couch, all over! Wherever Maggie goes, along comes Snuggle Puppy! But the best thing is the reduction in anxiety when we confine Maggie to a crate in our absence. The beating heart in the sturdy Velcro pocket on Snuggle Puppy’s underside soothes our super anxious dog! It is amazing! So happy that we learned about Snuggle Puppy.” —AlimeloGet it from Amazon for $37+ (available in five colors).Promising review:
“I rescued a little wild Chihuahua from the mean streets of San Diego two and a half years ago. He came into my home totally untamed and scared out of his little mind. He immediately became very attached to my golden retriever’s Duckworth and confiscated it. Papi is very rough and can demolish a stuffed animal in 30 seconds or less. However, Duckworth is an extremely well made toy and he has yet to tear the new one apart several weeks later. These are his stuffed animal of choice and almost every picture I have taken of him has his Duckworth right next to him. And he’s become a very good boy!” —Michelle DeSalvoGet it from Amazon for $5.72.Promising review:
“As a newer cat parent (I adopted my two rescue kitties in November 2019), this accessory caught my eye. I have a full time office job, and wanted a cat toy that my girls could use and enjoy when I’m not around. To introduce the toy to my cats, I loaded it with catnip and placed it on the floor for them to inspect. After they lost interest, I mounted it to the coffee table leg using twine and sat back to watch. They weren’t big fans at first, mostly sniffing it and pawing at it. After a few days I caught them using it as intended: brushing up against it with the sides of their faces in total bliss. My fluffy girl Emma would give it a passing snuggle then flop over and try to cuddle it. I would say it was a great success, and it gives my girls additional self-guided enrichment options. Worth the money if your cats will use it.” —Ashley WadeGet it from Amazon for $4.99.Promising review:
“I adopted a 6-month-old kitten from a rescue group and I noticed that he did not want to drink much water from his bowl. I discovered that he loved to drink lots of water if I turned on the faucet. This fountain was the perfect answer. He absolutely loves it and is drinking lots of water now. My other cat also loves it. Neither have went back to their bowl of water since I put this fountain out. The fountain is very quiet and holds a lot of water. It is cute and does not take up a lot of space. I highly recommend.” —Lostie4everGet it from Amazon for $25.87+ (also available in blue).Promising review:
“My deaf rescue puppy figured this out in like two weeks. Much, much fewer pee accidents. The problem now is getting him to not hit it for play, just for pee.” —D.GivensGet it from Amazon for $30.Promising review:
“So I rescued a feral cat after months of befriending her. She is the sweetest and so grateful. One thing though, she has not forgot her times of hunger. She will literally tear bags of cat food open when she has a full bowl just to eat a few pieces. Shreds of paper and random cat food pieces no more! Thank you for this mobile fortress for feline food. It’s purrrrfect.” —Christa FranklinGet it from Amazon for $36.99+ (available in six colors).Get it from Amazon for $12.44.
Promising review: “We bought this for our Brittany Spaniel rescue dog a couple of years ago. He had been used for breeding and had previously spent his whole life living outside. He wasn’t used to being inside, so even after neutering, we needed to keep him somewhat contained while we were gone because he tended to get into things, counter surf, etc. We purchased this in the large size to give him plenty of room to move around (he’s medium size — 40 pounds), which has been perfect. He adapted very well to it, and often goes in there on his own just to chill. The crate is well made, and folds up quite easily. We always take it with us when we travel with the dogs. Would recommend this to others.” —KevanPDXGet it from Amazon for $38.99+ (available in five sizes and two styles)
Promising review:
“My rottie mix was a rescue from an abusive situation. The shelter vets said he got around OK but would never be whole. Immediately after I adopted him I started him on this along with good food, healthy supplements, and daily exercise. A year later we visited his old shelter and they didn’t think he was even the same dog. He does still have a little stiff-legged gait in his rear end but can run and play with the best of them. The dogs love the soft chews and eat them like treats.” —Ralph JelomonoGet it from Amazon for $42 (or Subscribe & Save for $37.05/month).Promising review:
“I have bought so many pet beds in the last 35 years for all my rescued cats and dogs. I like to be able to wash the beds regularly and give them back to my pet thoroughly dry by the end of the day. So many beds fall apart in the washer, despite gentle cycle and laundry bag, and the stuffing turns into awful weird lumps making bed not very comfy. I washed this bed as soon as it arrived, because of manufacturer chemicals on any pet bed. It held up well in the washer and I was even able to run it through the dryer on gentle cycle in the laundry bag and this is the first pet bed not made with that crappy paper bottom that scorches and tears up with a little dryer heat. My dog loves the bed; it’s puffy and comfy and didn’t get weird lumps after wash and dry. I’ll be buying more of these in the future for my cats. One of the best made and comfy small pet beds I’ve found in three decades!!! :D” —J. HydeGet it from Amazon for $14.99.Promising reviews: “We purchased this feeder for our rescued cat Simon, who is an overeater. When found, he was close to starvation and has never adjusted to a normal eating pattern. We found programming the feeder a bit difficult and called the 800 number for help. They were extremely patient, and took us step by step through the process. We have had this for a month, and it is a godsend! Simon often naps on a chair next to his feeder. He knows the sound of his kibble landing in the metal bowl, and makes a mad dash for his meal if he is somewhere else in the house. He receives seven small meals a day between 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. He is less frantic about food now, and we are freed up from feeding multiple times a day.” —BMoney
Get it from Amazon for $109.95.
Promising review:
“I rescued my cat last year and slowly found out he was most likely an outside cat. I’m trying to introduce to him how I groom. I’ve still only been able to cut a few nails, but my concern was his coat. I have foam shampoo I used with a wipe, but I know this is going to be difficult, so I ordered these and they work really well. He even looked like he felt better! They are super soft, and have a light scent. I didn’t even use the foam. I would recommend these to anyone.” —DecemberGet 50 wipes from Amazon for $3.13 (or Subscribe & Save for $2.97/month).Get it from Amazon for $11.99.
Promising review: “I have had this litter box for a week now and it has changed my life! We rescued three kittens and already had an older cat, so four cats in a brand new home means a constant fight with cat litter and odor. My old cat won’t use a dirty box so not only is my daily scooping ritual over, but so are his random pees in the house. If you love your cats but hate how much work they are, do yourself a favor and buy this, it is so worth the money! I just ordered a second.” —marci rains
Get it from Amazon for $149.95+ (available in three styles and two colors).
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