The Pogi's Blog
Cleaner dogs, fewer messes, smarter routines.
Practical guides from the Pogi's team on grooming, walks, training and keeping your home clean.
Dog Wipes vs Baby Wipes: What Every Pet Parent Should Know
Five minutes after a bath, your dog finds the one muddy patch on the walk. A grooming wipe is handy for that small cleanup before the paws reach the sofa....
Buyer's guides
Start with a buyer's guide
Plain-English breakdowns of what actually matters, so you know exactly what you're paying for before you buy.
Dog Grooming Wipes: A Buyer's Guide
Compare pack sizes and scent options, read the ingredient lists and build an everyday cleanup routine.
Dog Poop Bags: A Buyer's Guide
Compare refill rolls, jumbo rolls and tie-handle bags, then choose a pack count for your walks.
Puppy Training Pads: An Owner's Guide
Compare three sizes and pack counts, set up a toilet-training routine and estimate how long a pack may last.
From the journal
Latest from the journal
How to Wash Your Dog (and Keep Them Clean Between Baths)
Last updated June 2026 · Reviewed by the Pogi’s Pet Supplies team Bath time is equal parts wet dog, soggy bathroom, and post-bath zoomies....
Why Does My Dog Lick You? 7 Reasons Behind the Slobber
Last updated June 2026 · Reviewed by the Pogi’s Pet Supplies team Your dog greets you at the door and immediately tries to lick...
How to Choose the Best Dog Poop Bags (What Actually Matters)
A poop bag is the product you only notice when it fails, usually a block from home at the worst possible moment. The good...
How to Choose the Best Dog Wipes (What Actually Matters)
Choose dog grooming wipes by the job you need them to do. Read the intended use and ingredients, compare cloth size and pack format,...
How to Choose Compostable Dog Poop Bags (The Certifications That Matter)
Compostable is one of the most misused words in the pet aisle. Some bags carry real, tested certifications, and others just print the word...
How to Choose the Best Puppy Pads (What Actually Matters)
House-training is messy, sleepless work, and the wrong pad makes it worse: it slides across the floor, soaks through to the hardwood, or does...
How to Clean Your Dog’s Paws (Daily Routine + Muddy-Walk Fixes)
Your dog comes barreling in from a walk, tail going, and heads straight for the couch, leaving a trail of muddy little prints across...
5 Tips to Make Any Road Trip with Your Dog Simple, Easy, and Fun!
Some dogs love car rides and will hop into the front seat with little prompting. Others are far more hesitant. Fortunately, several safe and humane strategies are available to help your dog feel comfortable in the car:
How Many Times Does a Dog Poop per Day?
Food has a lot to do with the consistency and frequency of your dog's bowel movement. For instance, if you feed your canine low-quality foods containing lots of filler nutrients, their tummies will fill up fast, and they will need to poop more frequently.
The Ultimate Dog Camping Checklist
You may be ready to go camping with dogs, but make sure your dogs are well-suited for the trip. If your pets bark excessively or don’t like strangers or other dogs, camping might prove difficult. Some campgrounds might ask you to leave if you bring a constantly barking dog.
How to Help Your Dog Love Bath Time
If bathing your dog has become an unpleasant chore, turning it into a positive playtime experience sounds impossible—but it’s not! You can train your dog to love bath time and make them excited when you say “bath.” And Pogi’s has everything you need for a healthy pup.
How Long Does It Take To House Train A Puppy?
While it’s possible to house train a puppy in four to six months, don’t be surprised if it takes longer. Puppies can be mischief personified, and they’re keen to see how much they can get away with while charming you into next year.
How to Train Your Puppy on Potty Pads
Training a puppy to use a pad will take consistency, patience, and commitment. Of course, accidents are bound to happen, and they are an unavoidable part of the training process. While it might take a few weeks for your pup to learn, it will be worth it in the long run.
The Brief Compendium of Vegetables Dogs can and can't Eat
A dog’s diet should have a healthy balance of fiber, minerals, antioxidants, and more. Much of this good stuff is found in vegetables. But which veggies are good for dogs?
Helping Dogs Lose Weight: Pogi's Tips and Tricks for Healthier Pups
Dog food is made to meet a dog's nutritional needs. While some "people foods" have benefits for dogs, or at least aren't harmful, if your dog is overweight, the best option is to stop giving them people foods entirely. Make sure the entire family follows the rules. For instance, if everyone in the household sneaks a chip to the family dog, the calories can add up quickly!
9 TOXIC Foods You Should Never Feed Your Dog
It's almost always impossible to resist the puppy dog eyes your four-legged friend gives you while you're eating dinner. While you want to indulge...