Collar and leash

Choose a collar that fits comfortably and securely, along with a leash for walks and training.

Identification tags

Include your puppy's name and your contact information in case they ever get lost.

Food and water bowls

Opt for stainless steel or ceramic bowls that are durable and easy to clean.

Puppy food

Select a high-quality puppy food appropriate for your puppy's age, size, and breed.

Treats

Use treats for training and rewards, but be mindful of portion sizes to avoid overfeeding.

Bedding

Provide a cozy bed or crate with soft bedding where your puppy can rest comfortably.

Toys

Offer a variety of toys to keep your puppy mentally stimulated and entertained.

Chew toys

Puppies love to chew, so provide appropriate chew toys to satisfy their natural urge to gnaw.

Grooming supplies

This includes a brush or comb suitable for your puppy's coat type, nail clippers, and puppy-safe shampoo.

Training pads

Especially useful for housebreaking puppies, training pads help protect your fl

Poop bags

Be a responsible pet owner and always clean up after your puppy during walks.

Dog crate or pen

A crate or playpen can help with house training and provide a safe space for your puppy when you're unable to supervise.

Puppy gates

Use gates to restrict access to certain areas of your home until your puppy is fully trained.

Puppy-proofing supplies

Remove any hazardous items and secure cabinets or electrical cords to keep your puppy safe.

Veterinary essentials

Schedule a vet appointment for vaccinations, deworming, and a health check-up. Stock up on any medications or supplements recommended by your vet.