Head to head
The brands owners most often choose between, compared on what can be checked: Center for Pet Safety certification, the AAFCO statement on the bag, EPA or FDA registration, recall records and the maker's own specs. We research these products; we do not test them.
Choose the Fi Series 3+ if your dog wears one collar all day and spends most of its time near home: the tracker is built into the collar, and Fi rates the battery at up to three months at low activity.
Start with the PetSafe Easy Walk harness if your dog pulls: it clips at the chest, goes on the body instead of the head, and PetSafe says dogs get used to it faster.
Buy Ruffwear for walking and trail gear, Kurgo for car gear.
On paper, the Sherpa Original Deluxe Medium (17 x 11 x 10.5 in) fits the soft-carrier sizes American, Delta and United publish, while both SturdiBag Pro 3.0 sizes are over them before compression.
Buy the Furbo 360° Dog Camera if you want a rotating 360° view that follows your dog and a version that needs no subscription; it holds 100 small round treats about 0.4 in across.
Both hold 3 L and both are sold by Amazon.com.
Buy PETLIBRO if you feed larger kibble or want the biggest hopper: its Granary feeders hold 5 L and take kibble from 2 to 15 mm, and its camera feeder records to a microSD card without a plan.
On paper the two brands are close.
Both are enzyme cleaners, and either is a sound choice for pet urine on carpet.
Buy the FURminator if your dog or cat has a dense undercoat that comes out in clumps: its stainless-steel edge reaches through the topcoat, it comes in sizes by weight and hair length, and FURminator says to use it only 1 to 2 times a week and never on non-shedding breeds.
For a strong chewer, KONG's black Extreme natural rubber is the safer pick: Cornell's veterinary college names Kong toys among good options, and veterinary dentists want a chew you can dent with a fingernail.