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    Hey Pet Parents, I Dare You To Make It Through This Post Without Getting Your Precious Fur Baby At Least One Thing From It

    Just image the joy on your baby's face when you toss 'em this ~Tearrible~ toy or let them chew on their own homegrown grass.

    1. sling so you can keep your small pup or kitty as close to you as possible (which is obvi exactly where they belong). Now you can always have your much-deserved cuddles while still going on walks, checking things off your to-do list, or maybe even pushing a stroller with your ~human~ baby inside.

    reviewer wearing the sling with a small do inside it
    reviewer wearing the sling with a cat in it

    Promising reviews: "I used to throw my Pomeranian in my purse, but it was very uncomfortable for her. This is a genius idea, and my pup loves it !" —AC

    "I initially bought this for my Pomeranian, and yes, I do use it for him since he prefers to be carried in crowded/noisy places (aka pet stores), however... Just for fun, I decided to see if one of my cats would get in it. To my surprise, one of them LOVES it. Whenever my Pom and cat see me pick up the sling, they both run to get put in it. I don't actually take my cat anywhere with it (other than out to the mailbox), but he loves hanging out in there while I do stuff around the house. The sling does a good job of supporting their weight without putting a strain on my back. Excellent value for the money!" —mandi smith

    Get it from Amazon for $18.99+ (available in four reversible colors).

    2. banana-shaped bed with a ~peel~ that can close on top of them so they can feel super protected and comfy. I've gotta warn you though, your camera roll will definitely be filling up with adorable pics of your fur baby napping in their new fave spot.

    reviewer's gray kitten in the yellow banana bed
    different reviewer's cat in the bed zipped around it

    Promising review: "My friend really loves his new bed...super cute!! Buy one now!!!!" —Stacy Lynn

    Get it from Amazon for $25.99+ (available in three sizes).

    3. An activity mat made with different sections of ruffles and pockets to keep your pup stimulated while they hunt for treats or to help them slow down from finishing their food .5 seconds after you put it in the bowl (and then puking it all up five minutes later 🙄). 

    Reviewer's two dogs playing with the activity mat
    A reviewer's dog lying on the mat to show the ruffles, and other hidden pockets

    Promising review: "My puppy LOVES this mat! He gets super excited whenever he sees it. He sometimes doesn't like to eat his kibbles in his bowl, but he has so much fun finding and eating kibbles when I hide them into this mat. I heard nose work is also good for reducing separation anxiety in dogs, so I give him this mat whenever I need to leave more than two hours. He deals with separation way better with this. I'm 100% satisfied!" —Bom

    Get it from Amazon for $27.99+ (available in two sizes).

    4. A tooth-cleaning toy with all the fun of a traditional toy (bouncing, squeaking, holding up against their powerful teeth) combined with the added benefit of helping make your pupper's breath at least a little less stanky. 

    reviewer's corgi puppy gnawing on cactus toy
    reviewer bernese dog chewing on cactus toy

    Be sure to supervise your pup while they're using this as there are small bits that could break off.

    Promising review: "This toy is very durable; we’ve had it for about two months and it’s in still completely intact. Every single toy is ruined within minutes. But this one is winning the battle. And it keeps her entertained for a good while! It’s a must-buy!" —Hector Flores

    Get it from Amazon for $9.99+ (available in four sizes).

    5. An organic cat grass growing kit for your kitty who longs to explore the outside world or has a bad habit of chewing on everything in sight. This fiber-rich grass contains a variety of nutrients for your fur baby, including wheat grass, oat, barley, and rye. 

    reviewer's cat chewing on cat grass in a white mug
    reviewer's cat nuzzling the cat grass in a window

    This comes with an adorable cat face mug to plant in, seeds, and a soil dish. You can also buy refill kits. Add the soil disk, a splash of water, and a sprinkling of seeds, and watch your new plant grow.

    The Cat Ladies is a family-owned, southern California-based small business founded in 2015 by a mother-daughter duo who wanted to create unique, organic products for other passionate cat owners.

    Promising reviews: "I went and bought another one so I could rotate them and have a constant source of grass for my cat. Also subscribed for the refills. I can't grow anything so was stunned by how easily this grass grows." —Maryann Wells

    "As far as the flavor goes; the kitties seem to find it top notch! Was tall enough after only five days; but we held off for day six to make sure 'little destroyer' didn't pull it out by the roots! The cup opening keeps the shoots tight together unlike some you buy in the pet store. We couldn't be more pleased. We ordered a refill at the same time and plan to order again just to have two cups so my kids don't fight for position. No mold problems if you follow watering directions." —Kathleen M.

    Get it from Amazon for $19.94.

    6. Some mouse-shaped feeders great for kitties who may be prone to eating too fast or just eating too much when they're bored. These will help keep them engaged and utilize their natural hunting instincts. Fill 'em up with some kibble, hide them around the house, and let your kitty start the hunt.

    a buzzfeed writer's cat with the small mouse-shaped feeder
    a buzzfeed writer's cat inspecting the box the mice come in
    Mallory Mower / BuzzFeed

    BuzzFeed Shopping writer Mallory Mower has this and says, "I started a hunting system for my cats when I felt like they were getting lethargic. One of our cats was overweight because he would sit and eat the dry food left out when he was bored. With these he'll 'hunt,' eat one, and not eat again until he's ready to go hunting. I've written a full review on this clever feeding system before because I refuse to stop recommending it!"

    Promising review: "YOU MUST BUY THIS RIGHT NOW. I heard about this product on a cat podcast (yes, I’m that type of cat mom) and this has helped my girl in so many ways. She’s a Siamese and she gets pretty chunky, and I work long days so I’m not there to supervise or give her regular meals. On the very first night I filled the mice she started to understand that food came out when she picked them up by the tail. This has helped me and her so much; she isn’t bored at home, she isn’t overeating (and pooping), and she isn’t driving me bananas in the middle of the night for more food." —Emi Kusak

    Get a pack of three from Amazon for $17.99.

    7. A hamster accessory kit so you can create a tiny kingdom that seems like a whole new world to your little buddy. Your hamster won't even know what to do with themselves when they see alllll this new space to explore.

    A reviewer's hamster cage with the multi-colored accessories attached to it
    A reviewer's hamster in the blue wheel

    This set includes a loop-the-loop, outhouse, snap-on comfort wheel, fun-nel tubes, and rings.

    Promising review: "The mice love this critter trail activity set. It increases their area to move around and they love the wheel. They're exercising on the wheel all the time! It's a great addition to the critter trail habitat. Putting it together was easy as each piece snaps together. The activity set is also easy to clean. Each section of the activity set comes apart so you can clean it and then you just have to snap it back together when done. I love it but more importantly, the mice love it!" —LittleK

    Get it from Amazon for $16.60 (also available in different variations).

    8. A natural wood roller toy for any ~aesthetic~ pet parents who cannot stand the look of the overly colorful plastic versions. Plus this one is more heavy-duty and sturdy so you can feel good knowing it'll be around for a long time.

    Promising review: "My 3-month-old rescue Russian Blue brother and sister kittens have been mesmerized playing with this since I opened the box as it’s good to go! Noise level is almost soundproof and maybe even soothing or calming due to the wood material and perfect engineering design. The size is perfect, not too small but not too big either. Going to buy more as gifts for friends with cats because it’s so great. Plus, it looks nice, too, and is fun for humans. The manufacturer hit this one out of the park!" —RoseAnne

    Get it from Amazon for $26.99.

    9. A chew toy designed with a squeaker only your dog can hear. 🙌🏼 Now they can be having the time of their life playing with their fave toy without the sound driving you absolutely bananas. Plus with its chew-resistant lining, this toy will probably last more than just 20 minutes.

    reviewer's puppy sitting with it's paws on the green toy
    a reviewer's dog laying with the purple elephant toy

    Promising review: "This product is amazing! We can’t hear the squeaker but our dog can from the other room and comes running to play. He also is an aggressive chewer and quickly rips through even 'tough' toys. This toy has lasted several months and he has only ripped off the felt accent pieces. No rips or tears! This is our dog's new favorite toy, and ours too! A must-have!" —Amazon Customer

    Get it from Amazon for $13.80+ (available in two sizes and six animal characters).

    10. A 24-piece cat toy assortment…I mean why would you get one toy when you could get 24? Plus, if your cats are anything like mine, you'll need to keep toys on a rotating schedule to prevent them from inevitably getting bored.

    The 24-piece set includes a collapsible cat tunnel, a teaser wand, an interactive feather toy, a fluffy mouse, some crinkle balls, cat springs, and more.

    Promising review: "My kitten LOVED the toys and tunnel in this package. The tunnel pops up and stays open for hours of fun. The fishing rod toy is awesome. I was very please with the diversity of the toys, how well made everything was, AND it was so inexpensive!" —Mary

    Get it from Amazon for $11.99.

    11. A dog ball launcher for those days when your doggo has so much energy and you just can't keep up. You can even adjust the launch distance depending on how much your pup likes to run or how little their legs are. 

    A reviewer's dog putting a ball in the launcher and then chasing it when it gets thrown
    A reviewer's dog bringing a ball back to put back into the machine

    Promising review: "Bought this for our 4-year-old baby. She loves to chase balls and can do it for hours (so it seems). To save our arm and shoulder sockets, we took a chance on this and L-O-V-E it. She has learned the sound of the machine gearing up for the throw and literally prances in place waiting for the ball to eject. We bought extra balls because sometimes she doesn't bring them back so we wanted to have a stockpile. EXCELLENT value for the price!" —Faith I

    Get it from Amazon for $129.99.

    12. Or a ChuckIt ball launcher so you can add a little extra distance to your toss *and* you don't have to keep grabbing the slobbery, wet ball with your hands. Honestly, that is SO ~fetch.~

    reviewer holding orange and white ball launcher in front of their dog
    reviewer's shiba inu next to the chuck it ball launcher

    It comes with a ball, too!

    Promising review: "First and foremost, the ball thrower is well-constructed and built to last. Its durable design means it can handle the force of repeated hits without showing any signs of wear and tear." —Meghan Brown

    Get it from Amazon for $7.95+ (available in a variety of sizes, lengths, and designs).

    13. A rolling cat kicker toy filled with a blend of catnip, valerian root, and silver vine, aka a magical concoction of a kitty's favorite things. This will keep your cat entertained for hours, and when (if) they get tired of it, it's surely just because they wore themselves out.

    Cat holding the kicker toy
    The three different sizes scratchers in four different colors laid on the floor
    Hoff-n-Paw Pet Toys / Etsy, www.instagram.com

    Hoff-n-Paw Pet Toys is a small business based in Illinois creating unique, handmade, and eco-friendly toys for cats.

    Promising review: "Very happy with this! I got the small size, which works well as a roller toy. Both of our cats like it, but it works particularly well for our blind cat. The internal rattle helps him track it, and he can grab onto the textured sisal really well. Highly recommended, especially if your cat has sight issues!" —nutmegmeg

    Get it for Hoff-n-Paw Pet Toys on Etsy for $11.96+ (originally $15.95; available in three sizes and four colors).

    14. An interactive dancing toy, because just look at how happy this cat is. This toy is naturally springy so you barely have to move at all to create the *most* fun your cat has ever had.

    a reviewer's cat on its hind legs reaching for the toy
    the same reviewer's cat jumping in the air as it reaches for the toy

    Promising review: "Instant hit with my two cats! The movement is delightfully erratic, and it's pleasantly quiet yet still immediately attracts their attention. I like that it's recyclable, and just metal and cardboard. While I wish the cardboard was refillable the price is low enough that I wouldn't mind buying again when it comes time." —compassstl

    Get it from Amazon for $3.99.

    15. A suction cup tug-of-war so your pup can continue to play their favorite game even when you aren't able to be on the other end of the rope.

    Your pup should still be supervised while playing with this!

    Promising review: "My pit bull is the master of destroying toys. Even Bark Box toys or toys made for aggressive chewers. When I buy toys I know that they won’t last more than a couple of days, so usually I don’t get upset when toys are ripped. I’ve just accepted I have a beastly little pit bull who has a strong jaw. However, I can finally say I found a toy that really worked. The suction is amazing and we can put it on the lower ceiling also so he jumps for it. It’s one of the only toys that hasn’t been destroyed and has been engaging for him. He loves tug-of-war but he is so dang strong, this is a good way for him to work that energy out. I recommended this toy to everybody!!" —Ashley

    Get it from Amazon for $21.99.

    16. Or a retractable hanging tug rope with a bungee cord so your doggos can pull on it for hours on end. 

    reviewer's pittie looking happy with rope in mouth
    reviewer pittie tugging on rope tied to tree

    Promising review: "This is a well crafted, very easy apparatus to set up. It has provided fun and interest for my big golden retriever on the occasions when we cannot interact with him in person. I especially like the fact that the metal parts are nowhere near his mouth or body — but instead wrap around the tree far from access by him. I am very impressed with the quality and the interest that my dog has shown in it. Tug-of-war is Murphy’s favorite game and my sore wrist is evidence of the frequency of our play. I’m glad to be able to take a break without denying my pal a tug partner. Worth the money! Murphy loves it!" —Family Nurse

    Get it from Amazon for $18.49+ (available in four versions and five colors).

    17. A pack of matatabi chew sticks designed to appeal to more cats than traditional catnip sticks (the silver vine plant they come from can cause stronger reactions). You're bound to find your kitty cat batting these around the house or going to town gnawing on them. 

    Meowy Janes is a New Jersey-based small business that specializes in catnip alternatives. They work with sustainable, family-owned farms to source their natural products.

    Promising review: "We have three cats and all three have positive reactions to these matatabi sticks. The cats love to roll on these and throw them around the room. The cats have been playing and chewing on these for months and the sticks are still holding up. These last so much longer than catnip and give a much more enjoyable experience. Highly recommended for any cat parent." —Brandon Levesque

    Get it from Amazon for $11.41.

    18. dog treat puzzle to combine your favorite thing (keeping your pup stimulated and engaged) with their favorite thing (treats). Buhhhbye boredom, hello enrichment. This puzzle will keep them on their toes — paws? — with three different compartment types: flip lid, sliding, and fully removable.

    A reviewer's dog sitting next to the red and blue treat puzzle
    A reviewer's dog with its nose in one of the compartments full of treats

    Promising review: "I love this dog puzzle! I've purchased eight of them and given them for gifts with good response. My dogs love this puzzle. I fill with treats or sometimes put their whole meal in this puzzle. The pieces move easily and do not get stuck or hung up on the treats like some puzzles do. It's easy to fill which is nice because I have three dogs and fill three puzzles at a time. Easy to clean and have held up through lots of use. My dogs get excited as soon as they see me get this puzzle out. Highly recommend." —Sara Montana

    Get it from Amazon for $12.99 (also available in different variations and difficulties).

    19. A Litter-Robot that senses when your kitty has left the box before rotating and disposing of what they've left behind. Not only does this save you from having to manually clean your litter box, but it also helps reduce odors!

    gif of Litter-Robot spinning and getting rid of dirty litter
    BuzzFeed writer's cat inside the black, circular Litter-Robot
    model on a couch with the Litter-Robot behind her and a cat inside
    Jessica Hall / BuzzFeed, Whisker

    You will still have to remove the waste from the drawer a couple of times a week depending on how many cats you have.

    I recently went from owning two cats to three, and it seems to quadruple the amount they go to the bathroom?? Like I'm sure I'm exaggerating, but I feel like I have to clean their boxes constantly. (And that's even after I already added an additional box!) Enter this magical robot. It has all kinds of sensor technology to know when a kitty is in the box, when the litter level is too low, when the waste drawer is full, and more. Basically, it senses the cat and sets a timer, after the cat is gone it starts a countdown before the cleaning process starts. You can adjust the length of the countdown depending on if you want to reduce odors or if you'd rather run it less frequently. When the time is up, it starts rotating and all the clean litter gets sifted out and the dirty clumps of litter continue rotating until being dispensed in a little hole into the waste drawer underneath. Then it rotates the opposite way, refilling the bottom with the litter so it is clean and ready for the next kitty's use. I haven't had it too long, and my two older cats are still a little hesitant, but my youngest has been using it and doesn't seem to mind it at all. This is seriously a game-changer. Highly recommend if you're sick of cleaning out stinky boxes constantly. 

    Get it from Whisker for $699 (available in two base colors and eight bezel colors, some for an additional cost).

    20. A treat ball great for a guinea pig, rabbit, hedgehog, or even chinchilla to have a blast rolling it around trying to free their treats that have been trapped inside.

    Guinea pig in front of small yellow treat ball
    Reviewer's rabbit playing with ball

    The adjustable opening makes this work for kibble, pea flakes, small diced carrot, dried herbs or dried fruit. Be sure to supervise while using, since if the ball breaks small parts could be exposed!

    Promising review: "I have two standard Rex rabbits. A fully grown one (about 10 pounds) and 9-week old baby (the size of a guinea pig). Both absolutely have a blast playing with these balls. The baby has even managed to get the ball into the water dish. So, I wonder if he's learned to pick it up and throw it by the treat dispensing opening. The ball's treat dispensing opening is adjustable in size to accommodate different sized yummy surprises or difficulty level. They get great enjoyment trying to get either pieces of vegetables or some food pellets out of it that I've put inside." —PPG

    Get it from Amazon for $6.95.

    21. A hanging multilevel cat condo purrrfect for anyone who wants to give their kitty some private space but simply does not have the floor space to accommodate a traditional climbing tower. 

    a close up of a reviewer's cat in the cat condo
    reviewer's four-level cat condo, which has entrances/ peepholes on multiple floors, and attaches to the back of doors with built-in straps

    Promising review: "I purchased this because we live in a small home, and our cat tree was taking up too much space in the living room. I am super happy with my purchase. I have three cats, and they all go in it! In the photo [on the right] on the top is our 16-pound cat, and it is holding him good! I was a bit worried when I saw how high it was off the ground, but they jumped into it easily! I love how much space it has saved me and how easy it was to assemble; it took me three minutes. Really great material, too. I think it is thicker than the canopy for my gazebo, haha." —Ariel

    Get it from Amazon for $65.98+ (available in two sizes).

    22. A fence bubble so you can make all your pup's dreams come true by letting them see into the neighbor's yard and hang out with their furry friends next door. The only way this could get any better is if they could sniff their new friends' butts through it, but they're gonna love the new view so much they'll quickly get over it.

    Promising review: "My dogs love their window! They are 20+ pounds each and can both get their heads into the window to see what is going on in the front yard. It only took my husband and I a few minutes to install. The acrylic dome is thick and is easy to wipe clean. It’s also made in the USA!" —Shopping Addict

    Get it from Amazon for $22.55

    23. A cozy fleece window perch to give your cat the perfect viewing spot for all the birds and squirrels that run through your yard. Plus it's actually cute enough that you won't care that it'll be out for all your guests to see.

    a close up of a reviewer's cat on the white perch
    a reviewer's black cat sitting on the window perch

    This perch is pretty sturdy and can hold up up to 40 pounds

    Promising review: "I love this product. I actually have three of them. Since I have five cats, they use these constantly. They love to sunbathe in the warm sun, and they are very sturdy because I have one cat that is 20 pounds. The cover is removed easily, and you could throw it in the wash...I love these and would get more if I had other windows to put them in." —maryellyn Vitiello

    Get it from Amazon for $31.19+ (available as heated or unheated and two designs).

    24. A pair of polarized doggie goggles that'll help protect their eyes from the sun and debris when they stick their head out the window for the entire drive home. They are gonna be turning heads left and right while cruising down the street. 

    A Dalmatian wearing black dog goggles in a backyard
    Paw 2 Paws / Etsy

    Paw 2 Paws is a small business that specializes in stylish and affordable pet gear. These goggles offer UV protection and have an adjustable elastic chin strap and headband that ensures a tight, secure fit. They are also padded on the inside to ensure maximum comfort and have small holes on the side so they don't get fogged up.

    Promising review: "Doggie shades are super cute and great quality. My poodle has a little face and I was worried they weren’t going to fit but the straps are adjustable and can fit small dogs as well. My little Rudolph looks like a stud in these! Love them. Thank you!" —Judy Ferrao

    Get it from Paw 2 Paws on Etsy for $9.99 (available in six colors).

    25. modern cat tower so your fur baby can get the comfy climbing spot of their dreams without you having to sacrifice your living room vibes. Seriously, if you didn't know what this was, there's almost no way you would guess it was intended for a cat.

    a cat sitting on the small wood-stained cat tree
    Tuft + Paw

    Tuft + Paw is a small biz determined to leave old-school cat home accessories at the door. All of their furniture is modern, high quality, and feline-approved. 

    Promising reviews: "We love love love our Grove Cat Tower! It fits perfectly into our home's contemporary aesthetic while creating a fun and safe corner for our two feline companions to play and relax." —Alice H.

    "Beautiful, extremely well built, easy to assemble. The Grove fits into our living room as a nice piece of furniture and is a favorite perch spot for our kitten. We've had several people comment on what a nice piece it is." —Sujata J.

    Get it from Tuft + Paw for $499+ (available in two sizes).

    26. A glow-in-the-dark ball perfect for any late night fetch sessions when the zoomies around the house just weren't enough to tucker your doggo out for the night. 

    It'll glow for 20–30 minutes after only having five minutes of light exposure.

    Promising review: "My dog is OBSESSED with this ball. He carries it around all day and won’t go to sleep unless it’s in his bed with him. The first one of these he had lasted FOUR years of him carrying it around and biting it repeatedly, and it only just started developing a tear. That one also still glows amazingly bright in the dark. I can always spot it in the yard at night if he left it out there. My dog is a 65-pound German shepherd and this size is pretty good for him, but he is not a big chewer or overly rough with his toys so that’s something to keep in mind. He loves the bounce and it gets good air for him. Solid toy." —E B

    Get it from Amazon for $6.99+ (available in sizes S–XL and two-packs).

    27. An adorable bunny bed they're gonna be so ~hoppy~ to lay on after getting all their zoomies out. Just imagine how cute your lil buddy is gonna be with their feet stretched out behind them like the one below. 😍🐰

    a light brown bunny flopped over on the bed
    A rabbit stretched out on a patterned cushion
    Crafty Mermaid Sara / Etsy

    Crafty Mermaid Sara is a small business based in St. Petersburg, Florida that creates beds, blankets, and decor for bunnies.

    Heads up: the pillow is stuffed with polyester filling, so if your bunny is a big chewer make sure to only use the bed with supervision as they shouldn't ingest the filling.  

    Promising review: "I have bought three from this store and I will buy more when I get more bunnies. The quality is very good and my rabbits love it." —Inti

    Get it from Crafty Mermaid Sara on Etsy for $23.95+ (available in two sizes and seven patterns).

    28. 12-piece set of spiral springs, which may seem simple and boring, but will actually promote sooo much fun playtime. I mean seriously, your cat loves a cardboard box, obviously they don't care that their toys are super intricate and unique.

    a reviewer's cat with a pink spring
    the springs in green, blue, pink, and yellow

    Promising review: "This is my second time buying this pack and honestly the best $5 I've spent. Out of all of the toys we've bought our kitten, this is — by far — his favorite toy. Be warned as this will activate the zoomies in your fur baby...I know it does for mine. It's great that they come in several colors as my boy tends to favor the green and blue. My Sheik would definitely give his 4-paw stamp of approval on it. 10/10, super satisfied with this purchase." —Kyle&Grace

    Get the 12-piece set from Amazon for $5.39.

    29. Tearribles perfect for any *destructive* doggos because these toys are literally meant to be ripped apart. All the body parts attach with Velcro so they can dismember it time and time again, without you having to buy a new one every time. Plus just imagine how proud your pup will be when they can rip an ear off in two seconds flat. 

    The stuffy in blue
    The same stuffy with the limbs removed from the body
    Tearribles

    See how this works on TikTok.

    Tearribles is a small biz that was started by a dog owner who needed a toy that her dog could destroy over and over again to help with their need to shred things.

    Promising review: "I have two small dogs and purchased both the small and medium toys. Medium is best for them. Green monster is one dog’s absolute favorite toy. Once he has ripped a tail or ear off, he proudly brings it to me. When I put the toy up on a shelf between play times, he asks for it. This puppy shreds everything — paper, cardboard, sticks, etc. but he doesn’t shred this one; just takes it apart and asks me to reassemble it. Totally worth the money. We are getting another one." —Pat H.

    Get it from Tearribles for $14.99+ (available in three sizes, with or without a squeaker, and various styles/colors).

    30. stainless-steel automatic water fountain since many cats prefer to drink from running water and may be offended when you offer them a normal bowl. This is also great for anyone who has a cat (looking @ mine, Piper) that demands to drink from sinks since the shape kinda gives ~faucet.~

    reviewer's gray cat sitting behind a stainless steel fountain
    the same cat dipping their paw in the fountain

    Promising review: "My cat loves this! It was easy to set up and it’s very durable. If my cat tries to move it or anything it stays in place well. It’s quite sturdy, but not too heavy either. It does a great job draining the water and replenishing it so that it’s clean and free from any debris and pet hair. It’s not loud either, so it’s perfect." —joanna

    Get it from Amazon for $36.99+ (available in three versions).

    31. A Carhartt coat so you can have the trendiest *and* toastiest pup on the block. It's insulated with durable nylon and polyester so you can rest assured that your doggo is protected while prancing through the snow.

    a reviewer's sheltie wearing the coat in brown
    a reviewer's boxer wearing the coat in orange

    Promising review: "Our winters may not have a lot of snow, but we do have the bitter cold nights. My mini Aussie is an outside dog with a thick coat. I've got a heating pad under a thick lush blanket that he lays on during the daytime; however, he still seemed cold. I wanted to do something more to keep him warm. As a very satisfied Carhartt clothes customer, I was thrilled to find this dog jacket. It took a little training to get my dog to wear it, but now he's toasty warm and loves it. Carhartt quality for a dog...totally genius and well worth the money." —Jazwyn

    Get it from Amazon for $34.95+ (available in sizes S–XL and six colors).

    32. A large catnip-spiked cotton swab since your lil monster (I mean perfect angel) has a habit of stealing yours off the bathroom counter every night. Hopefully their highness will deem this suitable and stop making a mess out of the real deal. 

    the cotton swab-shaped toy in pink, green, and yellow
    a cat with a yellow cotton swab-shaped toy
    Oddball Cat Toys / Etsy

    Oddball Cat Toys is a woman-owned, Rapid City, South Dakota–based small biz from Anne Springer (and her seven cats) that's been selling all sorts of fun toys, collars, and bandanas since 2013.

    Promising review: "Beautiful handcrafted cat toy. It came super quick and is the perfect size for both my kitties to enjoy. My tabby is in love with this toy. She bops at it with her little paws and chases it around all the time. My sphynx was a little more hesitant at first, but once she realized Mommy wasn't going to get her in trouble for playing with this particular 'forbidden toy' (cotton swabs are her favorite, but I don't let her play with them), she was all for bopping and chasing and chewing it lol. I plan on buying more in the future!" —katherine810

    Get one from Oddball Cat Toys on Etsy for $6.98 (available in six colors and a variety of scents and bell types).

    The reviews used in this post have been edited for length and clarity.