This is a list of essentials when welcoming a new pup into the home, when they have nothing
Pee pads are just all consuming for me, and I’m really trying to buy others that aren’t as wasteful and more plant based. This one ticks off all the boxes.
PET PARENTS PawtectOne Pads Disposable Dog & Cat ... - Chewy
These crates are great and come in a variety sizes. Crate training helps so much when you adopt a dog to help give them a safe space to go to.
MIDWEST LifeStages Single Door Collapsible Wire Dog Crate, 24 inch
I find myself buying more and more rope style leashes, as they are more durable (and I can throw them in the washer if needed), and can withstand puppies that want to chew on them!
I’ve been buying more Ruffwear collars as they are strong and have study rings to clip a leash to.
RUFFWEAR Front Range Polyester Dog Collar, River Rock Green ...
These harnesses have been great for training my foster puppies that of course have never used a harness. It’s very soft and not irritating, but still quite secure.
PUPPIA Soft II Dog Harness, Black, Medium: 17 to 23-in chest - Chewy
I use this for almost all of my older foster puppies - clean ingredients, and a different protein other than chicken. I also love the addition of pumpkin as it really helps their little digestive systems. The brand also has good wet food too which I ...
NutriSource Pure Vita Grain Free Lamb & Pumpkin Puppy Food 4LB
This has been a game changer when I foster puppies or sick dogs - just add a little spoonful (tea or table) to a dog’s food. Such a great source of pre/probiotics, and cheaper than buying goat’s milk products at the pet store!