Dog Supplies

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Dog supplies cover sleeping, eating, travel and training gear for dogs of every size. Browse crates, kennels, bowls, leads, grooming tools and car accessories. Measure your dog from nose to tail and floor to shoulder before choosing a crate or kennel, so there is room to stand and turn around. For outdoor dogs, check the kennel suits your climate. Shop dog kennels, dog crates and pet beds, or see all pets.

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How to choose dog supplies

Collars, leads and harnesses

These make up the biggest share of the range. Measure your dog's neck for a collar and the widest part of the chest for a harness, then check the size chart. You should be able to slide two fingers under a collar or strap.

Playpens and runs

Playpens fold out into a fenced area for puppies, small dogs or keeping a dog out of the garden beds. Panel height matters: a 61 cm pen suits small breeds, while bigger or jumping dogs need taller panels. For outdoor dogs, large galvanised steel runs with a roof and lockable door give a secure pen in the yard.

Bowls, toys and clothing

Choose bowl size for your dog's breed, and raised or slow-feeder bowls for big or fast eaters. Match toys to your dog's size and how hard they chew, and swap them out once they start to break apart. Dog coats and jumpers are worth a look for short-haired breeds in winter.

Price guide

Small items start from about $10, with most around $25 to $60. Pens, runs and kennels cost more. Brands include YES4PETS, PaWz, VEVOR and Furtastic. Shop the PaWz or YES4PETS ranges for more.

Dog Supplies: common questions

What size playpen does my dog need?

Choose panels taller than your dog can jump and a floor area big enough for a bed, water bowl and room to move. Low pens around 61 cm suit puppies and small breeds. Larger dogs and climbers need taller panels or a roofed run.

How do I measure my dog for a harness?

Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs, and around the neck where a collar would sit. Compare both with the size chart on the listing. If your dog is between sizes, go with the larger one and adjust it down.

Can a dog playpen be used outdoors?

Many are listed for outdoor use, especially steel pens and galvanised runs. Set them on level ground, add shade and water, and peg or secure the panels so a strong dog can't push them over. Check the listing for its indoor or outdoor rating.

What is the difference between a dog run and a kennel?

A kennel is an enclosed shelter where your dog sleeps and rests. A dog run, sometimes called a dog corral, is a fenced enclosure that gives your dog room to move. Many owners use both, with the kennel placed inside or next to the run.

How do I choose safe dog toys?

Pick a toy too big to swallow and tough enough for how your dog chews. Supervise with new toys, and throw away anything that is splitting or losing pieces. Heavy chewers do better with firm rubber than soft plush.

Does it need assembly?

Playpens usually just unfold and clip together. Dog runs, kennels and larger cages need assembly with the fittings supplied, so allow time and an extra pair of hands. Check the product page for what is included.



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