The Amazon Prime Day deals your dog would want
Paw-fect Prime Day deals for dogs
Amazon Prime Day deals aren’t just for you, you know? They’re also a great chance to buy your loyal companion something nice – the furry, tail wagging one, that is... not the one who forgets to take the trash out. So on this page, you'll find our picks of the best Prime Day deals for dogs.
In fact, there are plenty of Prime Day deals to be found at Amazon today that your dog would love: from lovely new leashes, to cameras that can dispense treats while you’re away. (You'll need a Prime membership to get access to the very best Amazon Prime Day deals here, but if you don't have Prime, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial instead.)
For once, at TechRadar, we won’t be recommending any - ahem - sub-woof-ers, or the like, here. Nope. Just big Prime Day deals for your dog that you'll both find pretty paw-some. Remember: if you don’t want your pupper to find out what you’re buying them during Prime Day, don’t forget to go into in-Corg-nito mode. Ok, that’s enough dog puns for one article, fur real.
Prime Day deals for dogs
Up to 43% off on Wellness Dog Food and Treats on Amazon
If you're in need of some new pup chow or treats, Amazon is having a huge sale on both with savings up to 43%. All of the food and treats are from a brand called Wellness that offers grain-free, reduced fat dry food and grain-free, vegetable-rich treats.
PREMIUM CARE Calming Treats for Dogs: $30.96 $23.97 on Amazon
If your pupper is a bit on edge, you might want to consider some calming treats. We're no experts on dog anxiety, but according to Amazon Premium Care is the #1 brand in this category and its four-star rating with 16,000 reviews certainly makes us feel safe.
Audoc Heavy Duty Pet Professional Dog Grooming Clippers: $35.99 $24.83 at Amazon
Does your doggie need a makeover? These electric clippers can be used to quickly trim pet hair without snagging or pulling so your fluffy friend gets a smooth cut every time. With four guard combos and five level shifts, you can style your good boy (or girl) however you (or they) see fit.
Barkbox Memory Foam Platform Dog Bed (Small): $27.49 $20.76 on Amazon
For little dogs, this Barkbox 3" memory foam platform is a good option for bedrooms and sunrooms - anywhere your pooch likes to lay down for an extended period of time. It comes in larger sizes (all the way up to XXL) but unfortunately all the covered versions are gone.
K&H Pet Products Thermo-Snuggly Sleeper Heated Pet Bed Sage: $63.65 $54.10 at Amazon
You don't really deserve a heated bed, but your best boy or girl? Absolutely. This medium sized bed is perfect for pets with joint or pain problems, and heated pillow keeps your pet feeling safe and secure. Removable cushions and heater make washing a breeze, too, in case of any unwanted accidents.
Furbo Full HD Dog camera: $249 $199.99 at Amazon
The Furbo Dog Camera is now 20% off, and is going for just under $200. You get a good image feed to your smartphone, and the ability to talk to your dog, or listen to it bark all day. There's a treat dispenser too, so you can reward your pet or randomly feed them if you're bored. At this price, this camera is a great deal.
Every dog deserves their day, so why not make Prime Day an event which you can both share with these great Prime Day deals for dogs. After all, it's not like you don't get unconditional love from your pooch 365 days a week – though sometimes a bit of bargaining with a treat or two might be necessary.
Don't forget to check out all the best Best Buy Prime Day deals, too, though these ones are just for humans, unfortunately.
TechRadar is rounding up all the top deals over the Prime Day sales period, and we’ve put all the best Prime Day deals in an easy-to-navigate article to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.
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