Pets 20 products

Your pet wants to be with you always. Yes. ALWAYS.

It lights the path ahead, the ground below, and your presence behind, which is rather a lot to ask of a dog leash.

Winner of the Best New Cat Product Award by Global Pet Expo and the Product Excellence Award by Pet Age Magazine, this string toy provides non-stop amusement for cats and their owners.

They’ll never know what hit 'em. (It’s a treat.)

Bathing a pet is easy. Drying one without mutual resentment is where things get tricky.

You can spend twenty minutes trying to entertain a cat yourself, or you can outsource the responsibility to a tiny robot immune to their feline contempt.

A tennis ball is fine. A ball capable of occasionally outsmarting your dog is better.

Do you ever think about how big your bed would seem if you were two feet tall?

The difference between feeding and overfeeding is sometimes less than you’d think.

If your cat could talk, it would definitely ask you why you brought this witchcraft into its house.

Most tulips like to stand tall and be admired. These prefer to spread out and keep their friends close.

Just when the garden seems to be catching its breath, these open: cream brushed with red and pink.

The classic daffodil wore one trumpet and one color. This one arrives with ruffles, layers and a fragrance worth bending down for.

Snowy white, streaked with purple-blue, on stems tall enough to show it off. These tulips look hand-painted.

One step closer to human irrelevancy.

You know how a time-operated safe keeps workers from having to negotiate with criminals? Bargaining with a cat isn’t that different.

Assuming your pet is passably cooperative, it’s not the brushing that’s a problem. It’s the aftermath.

At some point, cat ownership became an arms race between odor control, personal dignity, and increasingly sophisticated robotics.

These are the heated outdoor cat bowls that prevent a feline’s water and food from freezing.

Your dog called. They’re really tired of you not understanding simple requests.