Paw things that are practical or just plain fun for you and your pup
Having a pet can help alleviate loneliness and have a positive impact on our health. So it’s no surprise that more than half of New York City households own one. They provide constant companionship and unconditional love, and there’s no better friend to accompany you on your walks in Central Park.
As longer, warmer days approach, your puppy needs new gear to meet his changing needs.
“Your pet may feel a burst of energy. They may start to request more play time, want to take longer walks, or even be a little hyperactive,” says Dr. Georgia Jeremiah, DVM and manager of veterinary and retail partnerships at Wag!. “Conversely, some animals may be more secretive than usual if they struggle with higher temperatures. They may also experience a decreased appetite and/or drink more often.
Jeremiah suggests having more than one water station and considering adding more indoor play time with interactive toys and puzzle feeders for mental stimulation.
Living in the city with pets can present other challenges, for example when Fido is feeling very noisy, your neighbors may not be as friendly. The addition of a simple device releasing ultrasonic waves will guarantee peaceful relationships. Another device to have on hand is a reliable tracker in case your fur baby decides to run away.
So, grab these products and use your purchasing power to ensure your adorable pup gets a city life well-lived.
Proudly display your favorite breed on this durable tote made from recycled sailcloth reclaimed in Maine. From $175 at Sea Bags
Stay refreshed and organized with the Water Boy Koozie Water Bottle. $34 at Scout Bags
The Walkee’s bag and leash combo takes convenience to a whole new level while also serving as a restraint for car trips. $50 at Walkee Paws
Take a light-hearted approach to your spiritual journaling with this adorably illustrated Tarot deck featuring puppies of all shapes and sizes. $19.95 at Chronicle Books
Keep all the elements out with this washable Dogs Day Out doormat. $159 at Ruggable
Relax when anxiety levels are high: these easy-to-digest chews have a calming effect. $15 at Native Pet
Potty training has never looked so good: washable pads double as decorative mats. $29 for a two-pack at Amazon
No metal crate matches this stylish, high-quality wooden version that doubles as a side table. Available in three sizes with the option of a metal or acrylic gate. $495 at Fable Animals
Treat your favorite dog lover to the ultimate box of treats with over 40 all-natural flavors to choose from in a selection of sizes. $25 to $129 at Sugarwish
Gift your animal lover this Wi-Fi connected photo frame where new photos can be instantly shared via the Aura app. $149 at Aura Frames
New York Post