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Apr 24, 2024

The best pet deals still live during Amazon's Pet Day sale

While Amazon's Pet Day sale officially ended yesterday, there are plenty of deals on pet supplies still live on the retailer's site. And unlike Prime Day, Amazon Pet Day is accessible to all shoppers

While Amazon's Pet Day sale officially ended yesterday, there are plenty of deals on pet supplies still live on the retailer's site. And unlike Prime Day, Amazon Pet Day is accessible to all shoppers regardless of Prime membership status. During the sale, you can find hundreds of deals on litter boxes, dog nail clippers, pet toys and more. And while the sale mostly offers savings on dog and cat related products, you’ll also see some discounted items for fish, hamsters, birds and more.

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To help guide your shopping, we rounded up deals from brands we’ve previously covered or personally recommend as pet parents ourselves.

To recommend the best pet supplies to shop during Amazon Pet Day, we highlighted products from brands we’ve previously covered, as well as included some staff picks from Select’s pet parents.

If you’re looking for dog food for a large-breed puppy, we recommend this crunchy kibble from Wellness Complete. It contains 367 calories per cup and includes protein from deboned chicken and chicken meal, plus energy-rich carbohydrates from brown rice and oats. The dog food is also formulated with glucosamine to help maintain joint health, according to the brand.

The Wi-Fi-enabled Furbo Camera allows you to keep an eye on your pet when you’re not home via its companion app. The camera rotates 360 degrees so you can see rooms from multiple angles, and it’s designed with two-way audio, so you can hear and speak to your dog through the app and get alerts when they’re making noise. After filling the Furbo with treats, you can also use the app to toss them to your pet. Select’s Shari Uyehara and Mili Godio say using the Furbo gives them peace of mind when they leave their pets home alone, and Rebecca Rodriguez also uses the device to watch her two cats.

Greenies made our list of the best dog treats because they're designed to help maintain gum health and freshen your pup's breath, according to the brand. The treats are made with easily digestible ingredients, vitamins and minerals. Godio feeds her dog, Bella, Greenies' dental chews and she's never had any teeth issues.

Casper’s dog bed is one of our top picks due to its memory foam construction, which experts told us helps relieve pressure points when dogs lie down and offers joint and hip support. The bed has raised bolsters for pups to rest their head on and can help create a safe, sheltered feeling. The removable nylon cover is machine-washable, and the soft material on top of the bed is designed to mimic the feeling of pawing at loose earth, according to the brand. You can purchase Casper’s dog bed in small, medium and large sizes.

I bought one of these toys for each of my dogs when I first brought them home. There’s a battery-powered heartbeat device tucked inside that can help dogs relax, according to the brand. The toy also comes with a reusable heat pack that you can warm up in the microwave, providing extra comfort. It's also machine-washable, as long as you take the heartbeat and heat packs out of the toy.

My cat, Wanda, not only drinks from this fountain, but she also loves staring at it as the water consistently flows out the spout, keeping her entertained for hours. The fountain has a 3-liter capacity and is built with a filter to provide your cat fresh, purified water. You can choose from three water flow settings depending on your feline’s preferences.

Avoiding fleas is a top priority for dog and cat owners, and we’ve previously recommended Frontline’s line of preventive treatments. This option is for cats over 1.5 pounds and safe for kittens once they’re 8 weeks old. The box comes with three doses of treatment and can kill adult fleas, flea eggs, glean larvae, ticks and chewing lice.

My cat loves her cat tree because it provides her with something to climb, scratch and play with. This multi-level option from Pawz Road is designed to resemble a cactus and has two perches, plus a cozy opening for felines to sleep inside. It also includes a dangling ball toy and a pom pom toy to keep cats entertained. The cat tree measures 32.9 inches tall and is covered in plush fabric.

The ChomChom is one of our favorite reusable pet hair removal tools, and you’ll find it in many Select staffer’s homes, including mine. You can roll the tool over dog and cat hair on furniture, clothing, car seats and more, and it gets collected in the built-in chamber. There’s a button on the handle to open the chamber and dispose of hair quickly and easily.

I recently bought Uproot’s pet hair remover to help me deep-clean fabric in my home and get rid of pet hair that even the best vacuums can't get rid of. To use the tool, you scrape its head along carpet, upholstered furniture, pet beds, cat towers and more to collect any embedded dust, hair and lint. I’m shocked by how well this little tool works, and its small size makes it easy to store.

Dyson’s Outsize+ Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is featured on our list of the best vacuums for pet hair. Godio uses it at home and says it picks up hair, food and dirt without leaving anything behind. The cordless vacuum offers up to 120 minutes of run time on a single charge and comes with multiple attachments like a mini dusting brush, crevice tool and more. The vacuum also has a laser to highlight microscopic dust and hair particles, plus an anti-tangle brush bar.

Zoe Malin is an associate updates editor for Select who has covered pet products since 2020, including dog nail clippers, outdoor dog beds, items to keep pets cool and more. To write this piece, she highlighted products on sale that Select previously covered or that Select staffers have used themselves.

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Zoe Malin is an associate updates editor for Select on NBC News.