Dog Supplies

By Beth Meadows

There are many different kinds of brushes for many different types of coats, and it can be tough to know how to pick the right one. Here's what you need to consider.

By Beth Meadows

While dogs are natural den animals, not every dog likes being placed in a crate. There are some alternatives that might work better if your dog has anxiety about crating. It may require trial and error to find one that makes your dog comfortable.

By Dogtime

It felt horrible to fill my trash can with disposable potty pads so one day I decided to do an internet search to see if there were any other options for someone like me. That's when I found these washable wee wee pads.

By Maggie Clancy

Buying toys for your dog can be a whole lot of fun, but it can also quickly burn a hole in your pocket if you have a dog who loves to chew. Here are a few of the best durable dog toys that will last a while.

By Beth Meadows

My dog, Chance, hates baths, and no shampoo will change that. However, I can at least use a shampoo that keeps his skin and coat healthy. I had the opportunity to review Oxyfresh Pet Shampoo, and here's how it went.

By Maggie Clancy

If you're holiday shopping for gifts for new dog owners, this gift guide has everything a novice dog parent needs, be it necessity or simply too fun to pass it up.

By Beth Meadows

Subscription services are fun for you and your pet, but what's the best one to buy? Consider these options before putting dollars down on those doggy boxes to make sure you and your pup are happy subscription campers!

By Dogtime

Amazon Prime Day starts on July 16, 2018, and it's a barking good day for dog lovers to catch some great deals. There are plenty of things you can do right now to make sure you're getting the most out of the sale.

By Mike Clark

A fur coat isn't always enough protection from the sun's harmful rays, and sunscreen in one of many ways you can help reduce the risk of sunburns and skin cancer for your dog.

By Mike Clark

If your kid has outgrown some toys, consider recycling them as dog toys instead of throwing them out. Save some money instead of buying new dog toys.

By Mike Clark

Some dog harnesses are meant for everyday use with dogs on walks, but there are also dog harnesses for training purposes, service dogs, or for use in the car. Here's what you should know.

By dogtime

Invisible fences for dogs are cheap, adaptable, electric barriers that usually keep dogs from crossing property lines, but they have some serious drawbacks.

By dogtime

Here's our guide to choosing and buying the best dog beds for your dog, including advice, reviews, descriptions, and more.

By dogtime

We all know there are a lot of benefits to ordering your pet supplies online, most important, it leaves your more time to actually spend with your pup!

By dogtime

Some dogs don't care about toys, and no amount of jumping up and down with a new squeaky toy is going to generate much interest. But most dogs love them--toys can provide comfort, exercise, mental stimulation, and camaraderie.

By dogtime

Reviews and ratings of green dog products

By Dogtime

I buy a lot of dog food and and supplies and until recently didn't realize how much easier my life could be if I would just order those items online.

By dogtime

Lean breeds such as greyhounds and whippets, toy breeds, and arthritic or old dogs enjoy warmth.

By dogtime

Collars and harnesses are made of the same materials and serve the same purpose — attaching your dog to a leash. But they work in different ways and some dogs will do better with one versus the other.

By Christine McLaughlin

What items should I include in my dog's first aid kit?