Puppy Supplies

A 42 or 48 inch crate will keep your puppy (and your home) safe overnight and while you are away. Use the divider to change the amount of space puppy has access to as they get older.

A dog bed can provide many health, comfort and training benefits for your puppy. We recommend getting a dog bed with a removable cover that can be washed.

Puppy’s are incapable of developing bladder control until about 16 weeks of age. While we do our best to encourage potty training, your puppy will likely have accidents. Puppy Pads provide and safe, mess free place when your puppy just can’t hold it.

Play pens are a great tool to use for playtime when puppy is not able to be directly supervised.

Washable pee pads can be used in play pens and kennels to contain accidents. They can also be used to protect furniture.

Use a high quality stain remover to clean puppy accidents out of floors and furniture.

Any dog collar with a neck circumference of about 8-13 inches should fit your puppy for the first few months.

*consider a reflective dog collar for night walks

Any dog collar with a neck circumference of about 8-13 inches should fit your puppy for the first few months.

Any dog collar with a neck circumference of about 8-13 inches should fit your puppy for the first few months.

*consider a reflective dog collar and leash for night walks

A 2 handle dog leash enables you to have superior control of your puppy. Hold the furthest handle for casual walks and both handles to keep puppy close while going through busy areas.

Harnesses can be a great alternative to collars, especially if your puppy likes to pull on the leash. They reduce neck strain and can provide more control.

Purina Pro Plan Puppy Food - Under One Year is the food your puppy will be eating when you bring them home. If you choose to use a different food, be sure to make the switch gradually to avoid upsetting their tummy.

Choose any 1-2 cup food and water bowl to use when you bring your puppy home.

*you will need to upgrade to larger bowls as your puppy grows

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A food storage container will help keep your puppy’s food fresh and prevent puppy (and other unwanted creatures) from getting into it.

Keep your floors clean by putting food and water bowls onto a food mat.

Bathe your puppy every 6-8 weeks (or when needed) to keep fur fresh and odor free. Avoid unnecessary baths less than 6 weeks apart as this can strip their coat of essential oils.

A slicker brush is essential for maintaining your puppy’s coat, helping remove mats and tangles.

A variety pack of grooming scissors will help keep puppy’s fur kept between groomings.

Dog clippers can be used between grooming appointments to clean up puppy’s fur.

Any floppy eared pup can be prone to get ear infections. Use ear wipes weekly to remove build up.

Safely remove tangles and mats from puppy’s hair without having to cut it.

Traditional nail clippers can be nerve wracking to use. Nail grinder’s are a safe alternative to keeping puppy’s nails trimmed.

Use a blow dryer to quickly dry puppy’s hair after baths and to help preventing their hair from matting.

Purina Pro Plan Puppy Food - Under One Year is the food your puppy will be eating when you bring them home. It can also be used as a great treat for training to avoid excessive use of high calorie treats.

Use treats to reinforce good behavior while training your puppy.

The snuggle puppy may help with crate training by reducing stress and anxiety.

Store treats in a pouch while training puppy. Use a clicker to reinforce positive behavior.

Use puppy bites to reinforce positive behavior while training your puppy.

Great treat to use for crate training! Recommend 2-3 a week, no more than 1 a day. Consider also purchasing the bully stick holder to prevent choking, or monitor puppy closely.

Use with bully stick to prevent puppy from choking on small pieces.

Your puppy’s food makes for a great training treat!

A great toy for puppy’s and dogs of all ages. Fill the inside with treats for mental and physical stimulation.

Use to fill Kong, serve on lick mats or to help give medication.

Soak toy in water, then freeze for teething relief.