Food and Water Bowls

Invest in sturdy, non-toxic bowls that are easy to clean and won't tip over easily.

High-Quality Puppy Food

Choose a premium puppy food that meets your pup's nutritional needs and is appropriate for their age and breed size.

Collar and Leash

Select a lightweight collar with an ID tag and a leash suitable for your puppy's size.

Comfortable Bed

Provide a cozy bed or crate with soft bedding where your puppy can rest and feel secure.

Toys

Purchase a variety of safe toys to keep your puppy entertained and mentally stimulated, including chew toys, plush toys, and interactive puzzles.

Grooming Supplies

Stock up on puppy-specific shampoo, a brush or comb suitable for your puppy's coat type, nail clippers, and toothbrush and toothpaste formulated for dogs.

Puppy Pads or Litter Box

If you're potty training indoors, have a supply of puppy pads or set up a designated litter box area.

Cleaning Supplies

Accidents happen, so be prepared with pet-safe stain and odor removers, paper towels, and a sturdy waste disposal system.

Training Treats

Use small, soft treats to reward good behavior during training sessions.

Puppy Gate or Pen

Create a safe area for your puppy to explore by setting up gates or a playpen to restrict access to certain areas of your home.

Veterinary Essentials

Schedule a visit to the veterinarian for a health check-up, vaccinations, and advice on parasite prevention.

Pet Insurance

Consider purchasing pet insurance to help cover unexpected veterinary expenses.

Puppy First Aid Kit

Keep essential supplies on hand for minor injuries or emergencies, including gauze, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, and a digital thermometer.