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  • Camas, colchões e soluções elevadas para dormir
  • Transportadoras, parques e casotas com estilo de mobiliário
  • Carrinhos, reboques para bicicletas e cadeiras auto para viajar
  • Golas, trelas, peitorais e acessórios para passeios
  • Degraus, rampas e casotas de exterior
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Getting the fit right

Sizing goes wrong more often than anything else in a dog order. Measure the chest just behind the front legs for a harness, and the neck with two fingers under the tape for a collar, then check those numbers against the size table on the product page rather than going by breed. Sizes are not interchangeable between makers, so compare each time you browse collars, leads and harnesses. If your dog falls between two sizes, take the larger one and tighten the straps.

Beds for older joints

A dog that circles for a long time before lying down, or drops heavily instead of settling, is usually telling you the bed is too thin. Firm foam that does not bottom out under the elbows is the fix, and a low side is easier to step over. Look through dog beds and mattresses, then take the jumping out of the day as well with dog steps and ramps at the sofa and the boot.

Winter mornings and summer afternoons

Thin-coated and short-haired dogs lose heat quickly on dark walks, so a fitted coat from pet clothing and apparel is practical rather than decorative. In midsummer the risk reverses: walk early, test the pavement with the back of your hand, and use a mat or vest from cooling and summer on the hottest days.

Living with hair and dander

Shedding is manageable if you catch it before it reaches the sofa. Brushing outdoors twice a week and drying the coat properly after wet walks removes most of it, and the brushes, dryers and clippers for both jobs sit in grooming and care. In flats where dander lingers, a unit from air purifiers for pet homes makes a difference to the smell as well as the dust.

Where to look next

If you are stocking up rather than solving one problem, the whole range is easier to scan in all dog products. Reduced lines are gathered in sale, and households with a cat as well can carry straight on into for cats.

Shop with confidence at Petifo

Petifo is a Swedish company and we ship across the EU with tracked delivery. Prices include VAT, with no extra customs fees on EU orders. If something is not right you can request a return within 30 days under our return policy, and our team is happy to help you choose before you buy.

Dog accessories: your questions answered

What does a puppy actually need in the first week?

A washable bed, a safe space, a flat collar and lead, two bowls and a suitable chew. That is genuinely it for week one. A puppy playpen with a door gives the puppy somewhere to be when you cannot watch, and a small adjustable collar from collars, leads and harnesses covers the first months. Harnesses, coats and long lines are better bought once you can see the adult size.
How do I measure my dog for a harness?

Measure the chest at its widest point, just behind the front legs, with the tape snug but not tight, then measure the neck with two fingers underneath. Compare both figures with the size chart on the product page rather than the breed name, because sizing differs between models in collars, leads and harnesses. A dog that pulls hard is usually better served by a no-pull harness with a front attachment point than by a tighter collar.
Which bed suits an older or stiff dog?

Firm foam with a low entry side. Soft filling feels generous in the shop but collapses under the elbows and hips, which is exactly where an older dog needs support, so something like the orthopaedic dog mattress holds up better over a year. Compare thicknesses across dog beds and mattresses, and remove the jump onto the sofa or into the boot with steps or a ramp.
How should my dog travel in the car?

Restrained, every single trip. An unsecured dog can be thrown forward in a sudden stop and will often bolt from an opened door after a shunt. Pick a booster, belt or boot setup from dog car seats and travel to suit the size of the dog, and protect the seats with a scratch-proof rear seat cover. Build up from short trips, and keep the first few journeys short enough to end well.
What can I do on days when a long walk is impossible?

Swap distance for thinking. Ten minutes of nose work, chewing or problem solving settles most dogs more than an extra lap of the block, and it works indoors in bad weather. Scatter part of the daily food into a puzzle or mat from toys and enrichment, or run short fetch sessions in the garden with an automatic ball launcher. Finish before the dog gets frantic rather than after.