Measuring Tips:  We recommend measuring your pet in their natural sleeping position to find the perfect bed size. Add 4-6” for cats and small dogs, or 8-12” for medium to large dogs. When in doubt, size up - no one likes falling out of bed!

There are no standard collar sizes. As a result, we strongly recommend measuring your dog's neck to ensure the right collar size.

Measuring Tips: Measure your pup's neck with a soft tape measure, pulling the tape snug but not tight (if you don't have a tape measure, use a piece of string and then measure the string with a ruler). Allow sufficient room to slip two fingers between the collar and your pup's neck.

To ensure the perfect fit, please measure around your dog's neck and consult the bandana size chart below. When in doubt, size up!

Measuring Tips: Measure your pup's neck with a soft tape measure, pulling the tape snug but not tight (if you don't have a tape measure, use a piece of string and then measure the string with a ruler). Allow sufficient room to slip two fingers between the bandana and your pup's neck.

There are no standard sweater sizes and every dog’s body is shaped differently, so we recommend measuring your dog for the perfect fit.

Measuring Tips: Use a soft tape measure, pulling the tape snug but not tight. The chest girth is the most important measurement and should be taken around the widest part of your dog’s chest, from the top of the shoulders to the bottom of the ribcage. For the back length, measure from the bottom of your dog’s neck to the base of his tail.

Note: If your dog is extra furry, we recommend sizing up. Similarly, if your dog is between sizes, we recommend going up one size for comfort and freedom of movement.

There are no standard jacket sizes and every dog’s body is shaped differently, so we recommend measuring your dog for the perfect fit.

Measuring Tips: Use a soft tape measure, pulling the tape snug but not tight. The chest girth is the most important measurement and should be taken around the widest part of your dog’s chest, from the top of the shoulders to the bottom of the ribcage. For the back length, measure from the bottom of your dog’s neck to the base of his tail.

Note: If your dog is extra furry, we recommend sizing up. Similarly, if your dog is between sizes, we recommend going up one size for comfort and freedom of movement.

There are no standard harness sizes and every dog's body is shaped differently, so we recommend measuring your dog for the perfect fit.

Measuring Tips: Use a soft tape measure, pulling the tape snug but not tight. The chest girth is taken from behind the front legs, around the widest part of your dog's chest. The neck measurement is taken from the widest part of his neck (harnesses sit much lower than collars, so this will be different from your dog's collar size). Remember to allow sufficient room to slip two fingers between the harness and your pup’s body.