We Found 36 Strategist-Approved Pet Deals

Writer Kelly Conaboy says her dog, Peter, is “obsessed with sniffing,” so she bought him this salad-bowl-shapedsnuffle mat. She hides treats in the folds of the “salad,” which keeps him busy while she works.

This rubber toy can be stuffed with peanut butter or a treat to keep your dog busy for hours. You can also throw it in the freezer to soothe a teething puppy’s gums.

Former Strategist newsletter editor Mia Leimkuhlertold usthat this toy keeps her rescue schnauzer, Reggie, “occupied for hours.” She’s alsogiftedit to several of her dog-owning friends and promises that “it’s a hit every time.”

Rio’s cat Martini loves this unicorn-tunnel toy. “She sprints through all the little tunnels, weaving in and out of them like a maniac,” she says, adding that “it keeps her busy and entertained when I’m out of the house or working from home.”

For skittish dogs, theseveterinarian-approved treatsmade with hemp, chamomile, and thiamine can help soothe nerves and anxiety.

Or try Temptations cat treats, which writer Lauren Ro likes to give her cat, Nabang.

Chyrle Bonk, a veterinarian and consultant for the websiteExcited Cats, enthusiastically recommends this “highly nutritious” freeze-dried cat food.

The best dehydrated raw dog food, according toveterinarians.

Strategist contributorAriel Kantergives her dog Pippin these yak chews because they’re “gentle on his belly and taste great.” She adds, “You can even soak the ends in water, put them in the microwave, and they’ll puff into this a dog-friendly cheesy puff.”

Comedian Sarah Cooperswears by these training treats for her dog, Stella. “I can basically bribe her to do anything with them,” she says. “We would not have been able to train her without these. I’ll also hide them around the apartment when we leave, and then she’s just totally occupied trying to find her tiny little treats.”

Royah Nuñez, a dog trainer and the founder ofQuing Canine, describes these nutrient-dense treats as being “likecatnipfor dogs.”

The treat-tossing Furbo — whichdog experts,dog lovers, and dog-mom-slash-snowboarder Chloe Kimall swear by — allows you to livestream video footage to your phone and has two-way audio so you can speak to your dog (or cat) from afar.

A motorizeddrinking fountainwill encourage your cat to stay hydrated since cats prefer “fresh, running water and will drink more when water stays fresh,” says veterinarian Angie Krause.

Scott Bleicher, founder ofStray Cat Social Club, uses this quiet PetKit fountain for his cats. “We like the design of it,” he says. “It has a nice form factor and it’s pretty easy to clean.”

Kate Perry, a dog trainer and the author ofTraining for Both Ends of the Dog Leash, says this toy is one of her favorite interactive treat dispensers for puppies and is “great as a gift for new dog owners, and great for training a dog to work for theirfood.”

Heather Henley, a certified feline-training and feline-behavior specialist atBest Friends Animal Society, loves that this SlimCat toy makes cats move while snacking.

The clever design of this hybrid water bottle and dog bowl will ensure your dog is hydrated when you’re on the go. The bottle also has a built-in filter and comes in two sizes.

Lots of gear from stylish dog brand Wild One is on sale, including its easy-to-clean all-weather collar.

The brand’s cushioned dog harness is a favorite of former Strategist writerChloe Anello, who likes that it has three different rings to hook a leash to, making it easy to adjust.

Renaldo Webb, the founder of fresh-cooked pet-food companyPetPlate, says this is “the cool leash that you see walking around in Soho.” Strategist junior writer Brenley Goertzen also owns this leash and likes the waterproof, soft flex-poly material. This set also includes a detachable poop-bag carrier.

This gingham pouch can be worn as a fanny pack or cross-body bag and is perfect to keep treats on hand for training.

If you’d like to check in on yourpetwhen you’re not home, a security camera gives you a way to peek at them from your smartphone and it even comes with two-way audio so you can talk with them. “For simple peace of mind — and home-intrusion monitoring — the PetCube is worth ten times the price,”saysStrategist contributor Alison Freer.

Dr. Gabrielle Fadl, a medical director atBond Vet, uses the the Breeze litter-box system to eliminate dust and tracking around her home, and says it makes “a great option for cats that have respiratory issues like asthma,”

“If you live in a warmer climate, these elevated ‘cots’ help keep your dog cool because the mesh allows for more air circulation,” writes Strategist contributorAriel Kanter, whose doggy day care uses cots from K&H Pet Products.

Or try this cot, which comes with a bolster for added comfort.

Dr. Lisa Lippman, a house-call veterinarian and the founder ofVets in the City, is a fan of Furhaven beds. This one has a removable, washable cover and a cooling gel topper.

For any trips you have planned this summer, try this soft-sided travel carrier that’s a solid dupe of our best-in-classpet carrier.

If you have any roadtrips planned this summer, thisboosterseat keeps your dog secured and lets them see out the window.

Fable makes some of our go-to stylish pet accessories, including this versatile leash that can be worn as a belt, bandolier, or around your wrist on outings with your dog.

The ChomChom lint roller is a favorite among pet owners for its easy-to-use design and a nylon brush that picks up and traps pet hair without a need for single-use sticky sheets, which can leave a residue.

This extremely giftable DNA test kit detects your dog’s breed makeup, while also screening for over 175 genetic health conditions.

This salmon oil — which can be mixed into your pet’s food — will keep their skin hydrated and coat glossy.

Unlike other topical treatments, K9 Advantix kills insects liketicksand fleas on contact. And a single application keeps your dog protected for up to one month.

If you’d like to try out a tick-prevention collar, Dr. Tory Waxman, co-founder of dog-food brandSundays, calls this one from Seresto “awesome” and says that it never feels greasy.

If you’re dealing with a lot of pet hair in your home, the Lift-Away TruePet is the model used at New York cat caféKoneko, where up to 20 cats are in residence at any given time.

And if you’d like to zap away dander and other pet odors, Camilla Cho, SVP of e-commerce at Vox Media, says this air purifier helped improve her pet-dander-related allergies.