Clearance Pet Supplies: Quality Finds for Your Beloved Companion

For budget‑conscious pet parents, Meow Mix Original Choice offers crowd‑pleasing flavors many cats gobble up, and the multiple bag sizes make it easy to stock up or test a smaller pack first. It’s often priced very competitively. That said, our testing and buyer feedback show a few cats get digestive upset when switching, and the ingredient list includes grains and other items some owners avoid. Inspect delivery for damaged or soaked packaging, and transition gradually to keep tummies happy.

Greenies Dental Originals are a handy way to freshen breath and help clean teeth when given as directed, and in our testing most dogs loved the flavor enough to make daily dental care feel like a treat. The multiple size options make matching your dog’s weight simple, which our experience shows is key for safer chewing. That said, sensitive stomachs can react, and there’s a choking or blockage risk if the size is wrong or unsupervised. They cost more than generic chews, but clearance pricing helps.

Looking to tame hairballs without overspending? During our review, many cats found Iams Proactive Health Indoor Weight & Hairball Care tasty, and some long‑haired testers showed fewer hairballs over time. It’s an affordable pick at this price, but picky eaters may refuse it, and the formula includes by‑products that some shoppers avoid. We recommend checking the bag seal on arrival and transitioning slowly to reduce digestive upset, since a few customers have reported packaging defects and tummy trouble.

Compact and easy to place, the Catit Senses 2.0 Flower Fountain keeps water fresher than a bowl thanks to its filter, and it ran generally quiet in our testing. We like it for small spaces or studio apartments, though our experience shows you’ll want a regular cleaning routine to prevent biofilm or mold in crevices. Some users report pump failures after a few months, and replacement filters or pumps add ongoing cost. If you’re grabbing it on clearance, budget for those consumables.

The KONG Wobbler is a favorite in our house for slowing down fast eaters while adding a dose of mental and physical play. In our testing, the unpredictable wobble kept dogs engaged, and we loved that the top unscrews for quick refills and it’s dishwasher-safe afterward. Note that it’s a food dispenser—not a chew toy—so aggressive chewers can crack the plastic base. The opening can tempt pawing that risks pinches, and the overall size may overwhelm small dogs or cats; supervise and size accordingly.

Looking to beat boredom and slow down a speedy eater? During our review, the Nina Ottosson Brick kept dogs busy with its flip, slide, and lock compartments that hide kibble or treats and extend mealtime. It’s a great starter puzzle, but our experience shows determined chewers can pop off pieces, and sharp-minded dogs may master it quickly. Because small removable parts are involved, we recommend supervised play and putting it away after use to avoid chewing mishaps or swallowed bits.

Few toys light up playtime like the Outward Hound Hide‑A‑Squirrel, which in our testing kept dogs busy with hide‑and‑seek and squeaky rewards. The soft squirrels are gentle on teeth and sized right for small mouths. However, the thin fabric and trunk aren’t for chewers—stuffing can be pulled out and squeakers often die after a puncture. We recommend supervised sessions for enrichment and swapping to a tougher chew toy if your pup likes to de-stuff everything.

Few toys are as versatile as the Classic KONG, which in our testing stood up well to average chewers and turned into a slow-feeding challenge when stuffed or frozen. The erratic bounce also makes fetch sessions more exciting and helps burn energy on rainy days. Still, it’s not indestructible—power chewers and some small but determined dogs can shred pieces, and a handful of users report the filling hole tightening with age. Our advice: supervise heavy chewers and replace at the first signs of splitting.

Travel-friendly and simple, the Midwest Single Door i-Crate impressed us with how fast it set up and folded back down, and the lightweight build plus carrying handle made moving it room to room a breeze. During our review, we liked its compact storage for apartments or car trips, especially at a clearance-friendly price. Be aware the door latch can feel finicky, and a few units arrive with bent panels, so check on delivery. Our experience shows it’s best for calm dogs—not heavy chewers or escape artists.

The BISSELL SpotClean Pet Pro punched above its size in our testing, pulling surprising amounts of grime and moisture from carpets and car seats. Pet-focused tools like the Stain Trapper and Tough Stain Tool made quick work of accidents, and the portable footprint is far easier than hauling a full-size machine up stairs. Downsides: the hose feels short for larger areas, and some users report durability issues with the hose or attachments over time. We also noticed it warms up during longer sessions, so give it breaks.

We found Purina Tidy Cats’ unscented clumping formula does a solid job with odor control for everyday households, and the pail/refill options are easier to store and pour than flimsy boxes. In day‑to‑day use it can track outside the box and kick up dust with heavy digging. Some batches also clump less firmly, and online orders occasionally arrive damaged or leaking. Use a litter mat and scoop regularly to minimize tracking, and consider buying in‑store if your deliveries take a beating.

Nature’s Miracle Advanced is a go‑to when we need to break down stubborn pet stains across carpet, hard floors, or upholstery, and the larger 32‑oz and gallon sizes make sense for multi‑pet homes. In practice it can take longer to dry, and the perfumey, chemical scent lingers for some noses. It won’t always stop repeat marking either. Ventilate well, spot‑test fabrics, and plan for multiple applications on older messes to fully knock down lingering odors.

For a budget pan‑tilt camera, the eufy Indoor Cam E220’s 2K resolution looked noticeably crisper than typical 1080p models in our testing, and motion tracking covered wide rooms well. HomeKit Secure Video support is a nice bonus for Apple households. However, we ran into app setup hiccups and occasional offline errors like other users, and support responses can be slow. Plan extra time for firmware updates and be sure your 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi is solid before mounting.

Our experience shows the Fi Series 3 shines when your dog stays near its base, delivering the long, weeks‑to‑months battery life Fi advertises and dependable activity tracking. The GPS and sleep/steps insights are handy, and the hardware is waterproof and rugged for daily wear. Away from base coverage, though, we and many users saw shorter battery life and delayed or inconsistent live location updates. If you’re relying on it for escapes, set realistic expectations and monitor billing/account status closely.

These Earth Rated poop bags feel thick and reliably tear‑resistant in our testing, so you can handle multiple piles without double‑bagging. The refill rolls dispense cleanly with easy‑tear perforations, and using some post‑consumer recycled plastic reduces virgin plastic use. If you’re scent‑sensitive, choose the unscented version—some find the scented varieties too strong. Also check the listing carefully for the handle style you want, since product pages and packaging have caused confusion about handles.

The Ruffwear Front Range has been a reliable everyday harness in our testing, with cushy chest and belly panels that stay comfortable on long walks or hikes. We love the dual attachment options: use the front clip to curb pulling or the back V-ring for relaxed strolls, and dial in fit with four adjustment points. Sizing can be fussy at the borders, and the over-the-head design isn’t ideal for big-headed breeds. Our experience shows the chest panel can press the throat when dogs sniff low, so adjust carefully.

For road trips, the Kurgo Tru-Fit Enhanced Strength harness gave us extra peace of mind thanks to its crash-tested design and robust metal hardware. We found it doubles nicely as a walking harness, so you can go from car to trail without swapping gear. The trade-offs: sizing can be hit-or-miss for certain body shapes, and some small dogs may find it bulky. Several reviewers—and our team—also noted it’s a bit fiddly to put on and adjust until you learn the straps.

Stressy multi‑cat home? The Comfort Zone Single & Multi‑Cat Calming Diffuser Kit comes with one diffuser and a 48 ml refill—about 30 days—and uses a veterinarian‑recommended pheromone formula that, in our testing, helped some cats relax. It meets Intertek electrical safety and UL certification standards, which we appreciate. That said, some reviewers noticed no behavioral change or found the scent overpowering, and a handful reported a loose fit in outlets; try a well‑ventilated location and give it a couple weeks to gauge results.