Get ready before the chaos begins.

Sized for tiny jaws. Make sure it's labelled for puppies, not all life stages.

A stable base means less mess. One for water, one for food.

Protects your floors and wipes clean in seconds. Worth every penny.

Encourages steady hydration all day, especially in warmer months.

Essential for working through a poodle's curly coat without causing breakage.

Complements the brush for catching knots hiding close to the skin.

For a quick trim around the eyes and paws between grooming appointments.

A mild formula suited to sensitive skin. Rinse very thoroughly.

Nails grow fast. Start the habit early so it stays stress-free.

A calm, secure space the puppy can call their own. Used well, they choose to go in.

Machine washable. Look for removable microfibre covers for easy cleaning.

Puppies get cold easily. A soft blanket in the crate makes a real difference those first nights.

Mimics the warmth and rhythm of the mother. Genuinely helps with the first few nights.

A harness protects the toy poodle's delicate trachea. Use this from day one.

Short, light, easy to handle. Perfect for teaching leash walking from the start.

Simple and effective. Name on one side, your phone number on the other.

A must until the puppy's coordination and confidence are fully developed.

Handy for the first few weeks to contain accidents to specific areas.

A grass-style or tray potty for apartments, balconies, and travel days.

Protect tiny paws from road salt, ice and frozen ground in the colder months.

Toy poodles get cold fast. A snug, waterproof jacket makes winter walks possible.

Stuff it with kibble or natural peanut butter. Hours of calm engagement.

Soothes sore gums during teething and redirects attention away from furniture.

A poodle's brain needs work. Start easy and increase the challenge gradually.

Standard tennis balls are too big. The mini versions are a much better fit.

Good for the teeth and great for tug sessions. Replace when they start to fray.