Collection: Fall & Winter

Warmth, traction, and paw protection for the months when the walk gets colder and the sidewalk gets harder on your dog.

Winter is rough on paws in a specific way: de-icing salt dries and cracks the pads, packed ice balls up between the toes, and the damage almost always shows on the front paws first. So this collection pairs anti-slip boots for the walk with a paw balm for the dogs who flatly refuse to wear them — plus a heated water bowl that stays liquid below freezing, an LED collar that stays visible from the side, and warm bedding for the hours in between.

Pet parent preparing a golden retriever in a gray vest for a winter walk in a warm home entryway.

A few things worth checking

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  • Check it fits where it goes

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  • Think about the routine

    How often you will use it, and how it gets cleaned afterwards, is usually what makes something worth keeping.

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