Not sure of a size? Send us your pet's measurements before you order.

Good gear for long walks and longer naps.

Leashes, harnesses, collars, beds, toys and bowls for dogs and cats, from Denver.

A yellow labrador in a black harness on a leash, walking beside its owner down a cobblestone path

Two numbers get you the right size.

Collars go by the neck, harnesses by the chest and neck. Measure with a soft tape, snug enough that two fingers slide underneath, and check the sizes on the product page.

Trail harness, in every colour

A padded vest-style harness with a clip ring on the back and one on the chest. Adjusts at the neck and around the ribs, and steps on without going over the head.

Pick a size and colour
A small black and white dog curled up asleep in a fluffy white bed

Keeping it clean, and keeping it safe

Each product page has its own care line. These tips hold for most of what's in the shop.

Washing beds and covers

Shake or vacuum out the hair first. Wash covers cold on a gentle cycle with a mild, unscented detergent, and dry on low or on the line. A bed that goes back slightly damp starts to smell, so let the fill dry right through.

Leashes, collars and harnesses

Hand wash webbing and rope in warm soapy water and hang them to dry. Wipe leather with a damp cloth and give it a little balm now and then. Every few weeks, check the clips, buckles and stitching, and check the fit: two fingers under the strap.

Toys

Rinse rubber toys in warm soapy water and let rope toys air dry. Put wands and string toys away after play. Throw a toy out once it's torn, cracked or small enough to swallow.

Bowls

Wash food bowls after every meal and water bowls every day or two, the same way you'd wash your own dishes. Dry them before you fill them again.

Not sure how to wash something? Call (303) 555-0174 or write to hello@burrowandbark.com.

Ask about sizing

Send the breed and a couple of measurements, and we'll write back with the size we'd pick.

How to measure for a fit

Neck

Where the collar sits, high on the neck, just behind the ears.

Chest

The widest part of the ribcage, just behind the front legs.

  1. Use a soft tape measure, or a piece of string you then hold against a ruler.
  2. Keep the tape snug but not tight: two fingers should slide under it.
  3. Measure standing up, and write the number down in inches.

Every collar, harness and bed lists its own sizes on its product page, with the measurement each one fits.

Between two sizes, or a puppy still growing? Send us the numbers and ask.