An interactive ball that with just a nudge of their lil' nose, it's off, wobbling around while making giggling noises to keep your pup entertained. The best part? It doesn't even require batteries!
A rope ladder because even your pet bird is probably pretty bored during quarantine and this ladder gives them a spot to plop and observe their environment.
An 11-piece retractable cat feather toy set to unleash the ~inner tiger~ in your cat. Yes, even Marshmallow has a wild side...somewhere in there.
A light-up LED collar that will make your late-night quarantine walks with your pup that much more safer.
An interactive treat puzzle so Luke Pawwalker has something to do while you finish your Zoom meeting. These muscles not only entertain them but help stimulate brain function too!
A cat scratcher that doubles as a lounger for your feline buddy to have a place to chill *and* a place to sharpen their nails. It's a win-win!
A Kong toy because you can never go wrong with a classic like this. Fill it with treats, like peanut butter, and they'll be busy for hours trying to get it all out.
A cat tower so your cats have their own place to relax, jump, pound, scratch, and observe. I swear cats are more spoiled than us.
A waterproof pet bed because while you're busy at work, your best friend needs a place to nap near you to remind you that they exist and you need to pet them in 30-minute intervals. I don't make the rules, I just enforce them.
A mounted window hammock so your bored cat has a place to stare out the window and enjoy the scenery at any time of the day.
A treat-dispensing camera to give your pup some relief knowing they can hear your voice *and* receive treats even if you're not there. Quarantine pups is a real thing!
An adjustable seat belt so you can take Harry Pawter with you for those curbside pickups you've been taking every week without worrying about them getting hurt sliding around the backseat.
A snuffle mat where you can hide all of their favorite treats inside every crevice, keeping them busy for literally hours trying to find them all.
A glow-in-the-dark ball so when you play fetch at night, you finally won't lose the ball when your puppo decides they don't want to retrieve it anymore.
A reflective harness and leash because even cats like to go outside and explore the world, but at least a harness will keep them safe from harm (or running away!).
A book of tricks that will keep your dog's brain sharp and stimulated while they learn new fun tricks to show your friends at your next Zoom party call.
A 30-piece set of cat toys including a crinkly tunnel to keep your cat entertained for approximately 12 minutes until they realize they are currently *too good* to play. Don't worry, they'll come back to it. They always do.
A self-rotating robot toy for when you don't have time to play with your feline buddy, but they need more than just a simple mouse toy. The toy rotates in multiple directions and has a spinning LED light!
An outdoor playhouse for your kitty to enjoy nature in the safety of confined tent since they just ~hate~ harnesses.
A multifunction rope toy that suctions onto the floor, making tug-o-war that much more fun for your pup.
An automatic laser pointer because you and I both know how tiring it gets to hold the laser pointer for your cat every night. This pointer goes off every three hours for 15 minutes, which is just enough time to keep your cat entertained before they get bored.
A tower tracks cat toy that allows your kitty to bat the balls around without them falling out and getting lost under the couch.
A treat ball because is there anything more motivating and fun than when something releases treats? I wish my life automatically released treats when I did anything.
A concealed motion toy that will mimic a little critter sneaking around, engaging your cat's natural hunting instincts. Plus, this may distract them from the mysterious critter in the bed that only shows up when you're inside it (your feet).
A Chuckit ball launcher so you can give your pup some much-needed exercise by being able to launch the ball at a significantly further distance than your arm can. This will tire them out faster, and keep your arm safe from all those throws!
Your pet, having a blast at home during quarantine because of all these products.
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