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Dog accessories
The dog accessories in our shop are a narrow, deliberately chosen set: you won't find collars or leads here, only things that support feeding and everyday care. We have a measuring spoon scale with a display for portioning, biodegradable dog poo bags in two set sizes and a book about positive training. This set reflects what we do: feeding dogs and what goes on around the bowl and the walk. Below I explain when each of these things really comes in handy.
Which dog accessories are worth having at home?
The most used dog accessories are usually the simplest ones. Our shelf covers three recurring situations: measuring portions at the bowl, cleaning up after your dog on walks and everyday work on behaviour.
- Measuring spoon scale with display: measures the portion in grams, without tipping it onto a separate scale.
- KUPO WORKI: dog poo bags made from corn starch-based biopolymers, in a roll of 15 or a set of 8 rolls totalling 120 bags.
- Trener Twojego psa: a book about raising your dog without coercion, 90 chapters.
A dog food scoop: why a scale at the bowl
A dog food scoop solves a problem that's easy to forget: the same volume of food weighs differently. The dog food scoop with a display shows the weight as soon as you scoop, so there's no need to keep a separate scale in the kitchen.
This matters with dry food, where kibble differs in size and density between recipes. If you're comparing two dry dog foods or keeping an eye on your dog's weight, measuring by eye can throw the daily portion off by dozens of grams. The spoon scale is also handy when switching from one food to another, when both need mixing in decreasing and increasing proportions. It's most appreciated by puppy owners, because the daily portion changes every few weeks along with the dog's weight, and by those who split the daily ration into two or three meals.
Poo bags, something you use every day
The bags are made from corn starch-based biopolymers, not from classic plastic, and they have their own subcategory with a full choice of sets: dog poo bags.
The set of eight rolls is usually bought by people who go out with their dog several times a day and don't want to think about it every week. A single roll of fifteen fits in a pocket and works as a spare for your jacket or car. The bags are strong enough that you don't need to use two at once, which can make a real difference with a bigger dog.
A book about raising a dog
The book about raising a dog in this category is Michał Dąbrowski's “Trener Twojego psa”. This book about raising a dog has 90 chapters and is a collection of practical tips on training based on trust rather than coercion.
It covers rules to introduce both at home and outdoors, and debunks some of the myths surrounding training. It's a good choice for someone just starting out with a dog, because it puts in order topics that usually reach an owner in random order. A handful of Trenerki training treats, small treats for rewarding, will also come in handy while training.