Letting your dog play with a regular frisbee can lead to them ingesting plastic. Instead, use this flying disc. It’s made from tough nylon, with soft rubber edges that are gentle on your dog’s gums and teeth. Plus, the lightweight design allows it to fly high in the air with minimal effort on your end.

Soak this bandana with water before putting it on your dog, and it can help keep them cool when temperatures rise high. A hook-and-loop clasp makes it easy to secure around their neck — and since it sits low on their neck, your dog is less likely to be able to rip it off.

If you’ve ever wished your dog could talk, then these buttons are worth a look. You can record simple words like “outside,” or “treat” onto them, then teach your dog to press the corresponding button whenever they want something. And if you ever get tired of the same four words, fear not — you can erase and re-record words as many times as you like.

This AirTag holder is a must-have if you’ve ever wondered where your dog wanders off to when you let them outside. It’s made from tough silicone that’s water- as well as shock-resistant, helping keep the AirTag on the inside safe from damage — and the universal fit makes it suitable for use with most dog collars.

When no amount of soothing toys or treats seem to help calm your anxious dog, it may be time to try out this headband. Not only does it wrap your dog’s head in a gentle, calming hug, but it also helps protect your dog’s ears from loud noises like fireworks, thunderstorms, and everything in between. “This head wrap allowed our 15 year old beagle to relax and literally sleep during our neighbor’s fireworks shooting!” raved one reviewer.

This tumbler-shaped squeaky toy is one of those rare items that’s sure to have other dog owners asking where you bought it. A squeaker on the inside makes it fun for your dog to chew — and it also features a crinkly texture for added fun.

This hydrating balm creates a breathable protective layer on your dog’s paws, helping them take on icy or broiling sidewalks more comfortably. It’s made from food-safe oils and waxes — so there’s no need to worry about your dog licking it — and you can even use it to hydrated dry paws and soothe hot spots and cuts.

You always put your seat belt on when you get in the car, but what about your dog? Enter: this dog-friendly seat belt made from tough steel rope. Installation is as easy as clipping it onto your pet’s harness, then hooking it to the belt latch. And since the steep rope is coated with tough nylon, you won’t have to worry about your dog chewing on it.

If your dog’s poo has been a little suspicious lately, consider giving them some of these probiotic tablets. They contain six strains of probiotics that help support a healthy digestive system — and since they come in dog-friendly flavors (bison, chicken, or pumpkin), there’s a good chance your dog will be more than happy to gobble one down.

Not only is this donut bed incredibly plush, but the raised walls also give your pet a sense of security whenever they snuggle into it, which can help soothe anxiety. It comes in a variety of sizes to suit pets both large and small. Plus, the nonslip bottom makes it easier for your pet to safely hop into and out of it.

If you’d like to elevate (and even help train) your dog’s potty habits, these bells are a must-have. Simply hang them on your door knob, then teach your dog to nudge them whenever they need to go outside. The length is adjustable up to three levels, making them easy to use with nearly any breed — and the bells are loud enough to be heard from far away.

Letting your dog in the house with dirty paws is one of the easiest ways to wind up with dirty floors. Luckily, this foaming cleanser is currently available for less than $20. Not only does it help clean dirty paws, but it also contains aloe vera and coconut oil, both of which work to help keep your dog’s paws from drying out. Plus, the bristle-tip pump makes application a total breeze.

If your dog isn’t a fan of taking baths, consider adding some peanut butter to this licking mat, then attaching it to your shower wall. Your dog will have to work their tongue between the raised nubs in order to lick the peanut butter, helping keep them distracted from the fact that you’re giving them a bath. Plus, the suction cup on the back makes it easy to attach to any smooth surface, including glass, tile, and more.

Lemon balm, hemp, valerian root, and passion flower are only a few of the calming ingredients you’ll find inside of these chews. Not only can they help soothe anxiety, but they’re also made without any melatonin. The result? Your dog can stay alert and engaged rather than drowsy.

Give your pet a comfortable place to sit on the couch by laying out this blanket. A waterproof layer on the inside helps protect furniture in the event of an accident — and you even have 11 colors as well as seven different sizes to choose from.

Got a dog that chews through all their toys? Then this iguana is worth a look. It’s made from a combination of tough rubber and nylon, making it perfect for dogs who tend to destroy most of their toys — there’s no filling, rope, or stuffing to clean up. It also has different textures and ridges designed to stimulate your pup’s chewy senses.

You don’t have to pay to get your dog’s nails trimmed. Instead, use this electric grinder. It’s incredibly easy to use, as the LED light helps you see precisely how low you’ve ground your dog’s nail. The grinding speed is also adjustable up to two levels — and each order includes two grinder bits to get you started.

Letting your dog gobble down their meals can lead to an upset stomach. The solution? This slow-feed food bowl set. Your dog will have to lick their way between the raised ridges on the inside in order to reach their kibble, forcing them to eat more slowly.

Wiping out your dog’s ear can be a bit of a pain — unless you have these wipes at your disposal. Not only do they slip onto your finger so that you can give your dog’s ear a thorough swipe, but they’re also made with witch hazel, aloe vera, and tea tree oil. They’ll help dissolve waxy buildup as well as deodorize odors caused by bacteria.

You won’t have to pack a separate water bowl for your dog once you have this flask. Not only does the bottom twist off so that you can use it as a bowl, but the top is also leakproof — just in case it tips over in your bag. And, its insulated walls help keep cold drinks chilled for up to 24 hours.

Unlike some dog toys, this one is made without latex, and features a lightweight design that makes it easy to fling through the air. It also works great for tugging games. And if it ever gets dirty, you can even toss it into the dishwasher for a quick clean.

Fill this puzzle toy with treats, and your dog will have tons of fun gobbling up the goodies it dispenses as they chase it across the floor. The tough rubber material makes it suitable for dog breeds both large and small. One reviewer also wrote, “My pup is an aggressive chewer and he hasn't managed to destroy this one.”

Don’t have the time (or the energy) to give your dog a bath? Not a problem when you have this dry shampoo. All you have to do is massage it into your dog’s coat, and the hypoallergenic formula will leave their fur feeling oh-so soft and clean. It’s made without any sulfates, parabens, or dyes — and one reviewer even described it as a “game changer.”

Staying visible at night is always a good idea, and putting this LED collar on your dog makes it easy. It’s so bright that it can be seen from up to 1,000 feet away — and since it’s waterproof, there’s no need to worry about it short circuiting in the rain. But if that isn’t enough? The battery lasts for up to eight hours before it’ll need to be recharged.

Brushing your pet’s teeth is rarely ever enjoyable. Luckily, this meal additive does all the work for you. Simply sprinkle it onto your pet’s food, and it’ll help freshen their breath as well as clear away plaque. It’s suitable for dogs as well as cats — and the manufacturer even states that cleaner teeth are noticeable within just four weeks.

This snuffle mat is a must-have if your dog has a habit of burrowing in the yard or even eating their food too quickly. Simply hide kibble or treats between the little patches of fleece fabric, and your dog will have to sniff through each one in order to eat. The nonslip bottom also helps keep it from sliding around your floors.

One of the easiest ways to help keep your pets happy — and your floors clean from hair — is to regularly groom your buddy, so why not take a look at this brush? The bristles are made from soft silicone that latches onto loose hair, pulling it off your pet before it can fall to your floors. Plus, the removable screen makes it super easy to clean out once you’ve finished.

Crate training your dog can be a bit of a challenge — unless you have this stuffed toy. A motor on the inside simulates the feel of a pulsing heartbeat, which can help soothe anxious dogs when they’re alone. And if it ever gets dirty, the motor can easily be removed for safe washing.

Bored dogs can quickly become destructive. Luckily, this freezable dog toy is currently available for less than $10. Simply stuff it with peanut butter or another treat, then pop it into the freezer. Once frozen, your dog will have to work their tongue into the gaps in order to get the goodies, keeping their mind occupied so that they’re less likely to chew on furniture, shoes, or anything else within reach.

Even the laziest dogs will be tempted to chase the lure on the end of this flirt pole. It’s suitable for dogs both large and small, as the rod is made from tough stainless steel that can withstand harsh pulling from larger breeds. You can also dissemble it down into two separate pieces so that it’s easy to take with you.

Not only do these nail polish pens dry in just 30 seconds, but the non-toxic formula also makes them suitable for pets. The paint doesn’t have any odor — so there’s no need to worry about your pet licking it off. Each order comes with six colors: pink, purple, white, yellow, blue, and red.

Whereas lint rollers rely on wasteful sticky sheets, this pet hair remover utilizes hundreds of tiny bristles that latch onto hair, pulling it off your clothes, furniture, and more. A dustbin built into the back holds onto all that hair until you’re ready to empty it out.

This bungee leash clip is a must-have if your dog has a habit of yanking you around during walks. The stretchy bungee elastic helps absorb shock whenever your dog pulls, while the nylon exterior works to keep it safe from damage. Plus, with four sizes (extra-small through large) to choose from, you can easily use it with dogs breeds of any size.

Add some of this wild Alaskan salmon oil to your dog’s food, and the essential fatty acids can help keep their skin and coat looking oh-so-healthy. The only added preservative is vitamin E — so there’s no need to worry about any harsh ingredients — and many reviewers mentioned how their dogs enjoyed the taste.

Place this mat underneath your pet’s water bowl, and it’ll catch any stray splashes that fall its way so that your floors stay clean. The textured top gives it some added grip so that your pet is less likely to nudge their bowl around. And since it’s made from silicone, cleaning it is as easy as rinsing it off in the sink.