Dog Crate or Bed

Bed: Provide a comfortable and safe space for your puppy to sleep and relax.

Food and Water Bowls

Stainless steel or ceramic bowls are durable and easy to clean.

High-Quality Puppy Food

Choose a nutritious puppy formula recommended by your veterinarian.

Collar and Leash

Get a properly fitting collar and leash for walks and training sessions.

ID Tags

Ensure your puppy wears identification tags with your contact information in case they get lost.

Toys

Provide a variety of toys to keep your puppy entertained and mentally stimulated.

Chew Toys

Puppies love to chew, so have plenty of chew toys to prevent them from chewing on household items.

Grooming Supplies

Include a brush, nail clippers, and shampoo suitable for puppies.

Training Treats

Use small, tasty treats to reward good behavior during training sessions.

Puppy Pads or Litter Box

If you're potty training indoors, puppy pads or a litter box can be helpful.

Stain and Odor Remover

Accidents happen, so be prepared with a pet-safe cleaner.

Health Supplies

Stock up on flea and tick prevention, as well as any medications or supplements recommended by your vet.

Pet Insurance

Consider getting pet insurance to help cover unexpected veterinary costs.

First Aid Kit

Have a basic first aid kit on hand for minor injuries or emergencies.

Vet Appointments

Schedule a vet check-up soon after bringing your puppy home for vaccinations and a health check.

Training Classes

Enroll in puppy training classes to teach basic obedience and socialization skills.

Time and Patience

Finally, remember that bringing a new puppy into your home requires time, patience, and lots of love!