Dog Supplies

Dog Supplies

Getting ready for your first dog is a bit like getting ready for a first child. What do you need? Let us count the possibilities: beds, toys, shampoo, brushes, leashes ... the list can go on. (See bringing home your new dog.)

Some of these products, including microchips and certain flea control products, can only be found at a veterinarian's office. Others, however, involve shopping for colorful collars, whimsical water bowls, and tons of toys...

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