26. Dog Goggles
What It Does: Protects doggy eyes
What It Costs: $20.99*
Dogs love to get out and ride, too. If you’re a motorbike enthusiast or your dog just likes to stick its head out of the window while you’re driving, it’s worth investing in a pair of these bad boys. You can purchase a pair of these hard-wearing doggy goggles from Chewy.com for just $20.99.
Dog Goggles @jerryoftheday / Twitter.com
According to the website, these babies are: “Made to stand up to any weather, the lenses on this patented protective eyewear are shatter-proof, anti-fog, and offer your pal 100% UV protection.” It might be a struggle to get them on, but it’ll be worth every second once you’re rolling down the highway.
27. Dog Crocs
What It Does: Protects dog feet
What It Costs: $49*
While human crocs are making a major resurgence in popularity, it’s no surprise that dog crocs are bursting onto the scene. While they are yet to be made by the official Crocs brand, companies like Madewell and Wagwear are selling the trendy comfort shoes for your four-legged friends.
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At $49 for a set, they’re a bit pricier than the human version, which technically makes sense because you’re buying two pairs for your quadripedal companion. A big bonus of these shoes is that they’re easy to clean if your pup decides to traipse through the mud.
28. Mexican Guinea Pig Costume
What It Does: Keeps your Guinea Pig stylish
What It Costs: $6*
Guinea Pig owners rejoice! If you’ve ever looked at your fluffy rodent friend and thought that they look rather naked, than you’re in luck. Chewy.com, a pet goods website primarily for dog and cat products, also has wealth of options for Guinea Pig clothes.
Mexican Guinea Pig Costume @chewy/Pinterest
From this full traditional Mexican look to French berets and so much more, you can make your Guinea Pig look stylish without breaking the piggybank. At just $6, it’ll be hard to cut yourself off from buying multiple outfits for your tiny friend.
29. Four Poster Dog Bed
What It Does: Lets your pup sleep in luxury
What It Costs: $1,627*
If you’ve ever wanted to spend the same amount as you would on a human bed, but for your small dog, then Neiman Marcus has you covered. They offer a four-poster dog bed designed to look like a miniature version of a luxury piece of furniture for humans.
Four Poster Dog Bed @neimanmarcus/Pinterest
Though your dog probably won’t know the difference between a $15 dog bed and a $1,500 one, if you care immensely about living in luxury then this is the item for you. And it’s even on sale, costing hundreds more before the discount.
30. Pet Butler
What It Does: Puts your dog to work
What It Costs: $8.90*
If you’ve ever been frustrated that you work long hours to provide for your pup, while they get to sleep all day and not pay rent, then this product is for you. The “Pet Butler” is a vest and serving tray set that theoretically allows your dog to walk around serving food.
Pet Butler @signalscatalog/Pinterest
In reality, we’re sure that a dog would never walk around with food on its back without trying, and succeeding, to eat it. This product would make a great gag gift, and is cheap enough to be worth the purchase even if it isn’t very practical.
31. Talking Dog Training Kit
What It Does: Teaches your dog to communicate in English
What It Costs: $20-30*
Created by speech pathologist Christina Hunger, who taught her dog to “speak”, and went viral on the internet for it, this set of buttons harnesses a dog’s capabilities to understand human language. It might seem rather dubious, but as many dog owners know, our pups understand more than they let on.
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Some dogs take to the button system more easily than others, but scientists think that any dog can be trained to use the system. It comes particularly in handy for knowing when your dog needs to go potty outside, or needs more water in their bowl.
32. CitiKitty
What It Does: Teaches your cat to use the human toilet
What It Costs: $29.99*
Fans of Shark Tank know what CitiKitty is, as it was a very amusing invention on season two, episode nine of the show. Kevin Harington offered Rebecca Rescate, the inventor, $100,000 for 20%, and the business is still going. CitiKitty is a cat potty training system—literally.
Juggle Bubbles CitiKitty @Dwight Smith / Shutterstock
CitiKitty will actually teach your cat to use the human toilet, flush and all. However, there are some vets out there that say this isn’t a good idea, as it might disrupt the cat’s natural processes. Also, you won’t know if something is wrong with your cat’s digestive system, as there won’t be any evidence. Ask your vet before you try a CitiKitty training system, as it might not be right for your furry companion.
33. Treat Launcher
What It Does: Launches treats ten feet away so your pet has to work for it
What It Costs: $12*
If you want to give your dog a treat but want him or her to work for it, consider getting a treat launcher. This is perfect for overweight dogs (or cats, perhaps) who need to exercise but have no motivation unless they’re being given food. This treat launcher looks very similar to the “Snack Slinger,” made by Furhaven.
Treat Launcher ©amazon.com | ©Ellina Balioz/Shutterstock
This $12 Snack Slinger will launch treats ten feet away, sending your pet running after them. The Slinger comes in a variety of different colors, and it doesn’t need any batteries. Furhaven says that it is “ideal” for both outdoor and indoor use, as long as you have the space for it.
34. Birdhouse Spy Camera
What It Does: Lets you catch the squirrels that are harassing your bird feeder
What It Costs: $119.38*
This Birdhouse Spy Cam is called the “Hawk Eye Nature Cam” and it will let you figure out who exactly is eating your birds’ food. If there is a pesky squirrel bothering your bird feeder and you really want to get serious about stopping their reign of gluttony, then you might want to pay for this WiFi, HD camera.
Birdhouse Spy Camera @shopify/Pinterest
The video cam has a range of up to 300 feet, and there is a 100-foot power cable included in the packaging that will power the camera. Other features of the Hawk-Eye include a microphone, infrared night vision, and a 1/8-inch-to-infinity variable focus lens.
35. Adidas Tracksuit
What It Does: Baby-sized tracksuit that can fit a tiny dog
What It Costs: $29*
Humans have been putting clothes on their pets since the dawn of time (we assume). We’re not sure that Adidas actually makes tracksuits specific for your precious pup, but if you have a small dog, they might be able to fit into a $29 Boys’ Tricot Jacket & Pant Clothing set from the athletic brand. Dogs get cold too, and who says they can’t warm up in style?
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You two can hit the town in your matching Adidas tracksuits. This dog doesn’t seem to mind. Sadly, if you have a medium- to large-sized dog, you might not be able to take advantage of this human-product-turned-pet-product.