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Scooping a litter box is arguably the worst part of cat parenthood. The process is being streamlined for you with this automatic litter box that supports cats up to 22 pounds.

Was $700, now $469

The world is opening up again, and for many dogs that means more time home alone. This treat-tossing, full-HD Wi-Fi pet camera is ideal for the anxious pet parent who needs to see their pet’s face every two hours — just in case. It also comes with two-way audio, so you can tell your pup what a good dog they are from afar.

Was $210, now $147

Taking your pet to the groomer can be time consuming and expensive. Might as well invest in a proper at-home grooming tool kit, which even includes a vacuum to clean up after your pet has lost a few of those fluffy layers.

Was $180, now $110

This dissolvable, fragrance-free, and plant-based litter is ideal for the no-muss no-fuss pet parent. It conceals odor using activated carbon and deodorant particles and compared with clay litters that use more added materials, it’s better for the environment; it’s made from fast drying tofu you can flush in a flash. —AF

Maybe you’ve joked about bringing your cat everywhere with you. Maybe you weren’t joking at all, but everyone assumed you were (comedy is a subtle art). Well, now’s your opportunity to live your best Taylor Swift lifestyle with your cat in tow.

Was $99, now $70

Keeping your pup occupied and out of trouble has never been easier than with this Outward Hound interactive toy. Plus, at nearly 50 percent off, it’s a major steal that also allows you to steal a few hours of me time.

Was $27, now $15

Getting your pet to stay hydrated is not all it’s cracked up to be. If they’ve been avoiding the splash of water you’ve been adding to their food bowl like it’s a tsunami, it’s time to get creative with this waterworks display.

Was $37, now $20

Communicating with your pet can be a challenge, especially when they need to alert you that it’s time for a pee or poo break. That’s why we’re stoked about this dog doorbell that’ll allow your pup to tell you when they need to do the deed.

Was $26, now $20

At 32 inches high, this scratching post allows cats to get a full stretch, while the sturdy base prevents wobbling. The woven sisal fibers are more durable than the materials that make up many other scratching posts and will give your cat quite a workout.

Was $70, now $50

Using nine hidden compartments with dog bone covers, the latest from cult-favorite dog brand Outward Hound is ideal for the dog who has a tendency to chew when bored. It’ll help slow the destruction process by refocusing your pup’s attention on a new object of affection and offering a satisfying reward when they finally uncover the treats from the plastic compartments.

Was $16, now $5

Mending tattered toys is no pet parent’s favorite way to spend an afternoon. That’s why they look to trusted sources to find high-quality plush toys that won’t go kaput after a few head thrashes from their pup, such as this chunky sheep toy from Fringe Studio, for example. —AF

This wall-mounted, compressed catnip toy offers literal balls-to-the-wall excitement, with several different textures for your cat to sniff and rub all over. —AF

Using multiple hidden compartments with sliding covers, this interactive dog toy puzzle allows pet owners to adjust the toy’s difficulty to meet their pup’s needs. Just getting started? No problem. With this toy, it’s easy for your pup to work up to more advanced puzzles.

Was $18, now $10

This plush donut-shaped dog bed may look like it’s good only for cozy naps, but there’s more than meets the eye. An insulation layer creates a self-heating effect, which is designed to have a calming effect on anxious dogs — especially comforting to newly adopted rescue pups. And believe it or not, it’s machine washable. —AF

This pup favorite is ideal for larger dogs who enjoy gnawing on everything from chair legs to couch cushions to — more appropriately — tennis balls. Its round shape allows your pup to nose it around for hours and never tire of it.

Hold your horses (and all of your pets, really) this item isn't a part of Amazon’s Prime Day pre-sale and will be discounted on October 11-12.

The motion of the feather will get your cat moving and engage them in hours of play time — a win for them and a win for your tired arms.

Was $30, now $24

Now, if you’re looking for a more hands-on approach to getting every last hair off your favorite black hoodie, this item makes for a more tactile experience. Plus, it’ll allow you to really get into the nitty gritty, if that’s your thing. Let your inner Virgo take over — no amount of hair is too small to fuss with!

Was $27, now $20

You already have a cool pup, but this cooling mat will keep your dog’s essential extremities (ie. paws and belly) from overheating. This means they’ll be able to enjoy more time outside with none of the stress.

Was $90, now $60

No matter what time of year it is, you need to keep your pup protected from those pesky pests — especially if you live somewhere warm that fleas and ticks love. Keep your pup protected with this preventative treatment.

Was $50, now $35