Fenrir Pets

Comfort, mobility, and calm for older dogs and indoor cats.

Named for our own Fenrir, a Cane Corso, after the wolf the gods could not hold.

Picks

Only a Third of the Crate Chart Is CratesAmazon's dog crate chart holds four crates, four playpens, two covers and a replacement floor tray. That tray has 53,913 ratings, and it names the weak part.Read →
Cat Water Fountain or BowlFive of the top twelve cat feeding best-sellers are water fountains and two more are replacement filters. The only bowl set on the chart has 268 ratings.Read →
What the Dog Food Chart Says People Actually BuyFifteen of the top twenty dog foods are dry kibble from four brands. Only two are freeze-dried raw, and the most-reviewed bag on the chart ranks thirteenth.Read →
The Dog Grooming Chart Is Mostly ShampooNine of the top twenty dog grooming best-sellers are shampoo. The most-reviewed product on the whole chart is a clipper set sitting at number seventeen.Read →
What a First Cat Needs Beyond Litter and FoodEighteen of the top twenty cat best-sellers are food, treats or litter. The chart sells no carrier, no scratching post and no brush. Here is what it leaves out.Read →
Dog Toys That Actually LastOn Amazon's dog toy chart every chew rates 4.5 to 4.8 and every plush and squeaky toy sits at 4.1 to 4.3. That split is the whole buying guide.Read →
Dog Harness or Collar: What the Chart Says People BuyFour of the top ten on Amazon's dog collar chart are harnesses; one is a collar. They are not alternatives — one of them has a job the other cannot do.Read →
New Puppy Essentials Checklist: What to Buy FirstThe four things a puppy actually needs in week one, read off Amazon's own charts, and the one aisle where the best-sellers will steer you wrong.Read →
Which Dog Joint Supplement Is Best? What the Chart SaysThe dog chart holds two supplements in its top sixteen and a pill pocket above both. What an old dog gets bought, and what the evidence supports.Read →
Cat Food and Feeding: What the Chart Says Cats Actually EatTake the litter out and the cat chart is a feeding chart. Treats outsell wet food and dry food both, and that is not a compliment.Read →
Four of the Top Seven Cat Best-Sellers Are LitterThe cat chart is not about cats. It is about a box, an odour problem, and one opinion that overrules yours — the cat's.Read →
Pills, Pads and Accidents: The Old-Dog KitThe four unglamorous things that make an aging dog's last years easier on both of you — and the one mistake that makes cleanup permanent.Read →
Dog Supplies Checklist: The Four Things You RebuyWaste bags, enzyme cleaner, dental chews and training treats. The quiet recurring spend on a dog, and what actually separates the good ones.Read →
Ramps and Beds for an Old, Big DogWhat to look for in a ramp and a bed for a 120-pound dog with stiff hips, and the one style of ramp owners most often regret buying.Read →

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