Anyone who’s obsessed with a fur baby will go wild over this Custom Pet Portrait Stamp. Just upload a photo of their beloved pet’s face, type in the pet’s name, and then choose from one of five colors for the stamp box. Be sure to choose a well-lit photo with a clear, tight shot of the pup’s full head from the front (blurry, dark photos taken at a distance won’t look as great on a stamp). The self-inking, black-and-white stamp will arrive in a few weeks. Some reviewers noted that it took longer than expected to receive their purchase, but most were overjoyed to be stamping away.

With its mushroom-shaped top, this water bottle is a convenient way to keep pups hydrated on hot days and long hikes. Just twist the top handle of the Flip Dog Travel Bottle, and flip the silicone cap inside out to make a leak-proof bowl. Squeezing the body pushes water up from the bottle into the food-safe basin. The lightweight bottle is available in three sizes (15, 20, or 22 ounces) and colors (green, black, or white). It has a carabiner, so you can latch it onto a backpack, and the bottom fits most car cupholders.

If your loved one’s dog has a personality that’s more dignified than goofy, the Vana Chupp Studio Custom Pet Silhouette may better suit their style. Available in seven sizes, the black silhouette is printed on archival paper. The process ensures there are no unhappy surprises: After you provide a profile photograph to the company, a representative will send back a digitally rendered proof in a few days. In our experience, this company was very responsive to making edits, such as deleting an errant hair, at no extra charge. You can choose to include an inscription in varying typefaces (or even someone’s handwriting) or to have it framed.

The ChomChom Pet Hair Remover is staff writer Samantha Schoech’s go-to gift for new pet parents. It’s the only thing she’s found that can keep up with the fur shed by her two long-haired cats—and it works great for dog hair, too. She keeps one on each floor of her house and uses them daily. When this simple plastic device is rolled back and forth over fur-covered fabric, it creates an electrostatic charge that picks up hair and then collects it in an easy-to-empty chamber.

True dog lovers will appreciate a playful pet-shaped pillow. Just send in a high-res photo, choose a size (10, 16, or 24 inches), and review the digital mock-up. In about a week, the pet lover in your life will receive a photo-realistic pillow in the shape of their beloved doggo. The pillow’s polyester velvet is less cuddly than actual dog fur, but it’ll do in a pinch. Though beware: These pillows are so realistic-looking that they can be mistaken for the real thing!

The Benebone Wishbone Chewer is the only chew toy that has stood up to our friend Frankie, a 69-pound mixed-breed dog who has a real passion for chomping (and has left a string of demolished rawhide in his past). The hard nylon wishbone is chicken-flavored (we’ll take the company’s word for it), and it comes in multiple sizes, for pups big and small. (Owners should note that this is a chew toy, not an edible treat.) Though no pet toy is indestructible, this one comes as close as any others we’ve seen. Bristled or sharp edges can be sanded down to keep the good times gnawing.

Some dogs can play with one toy all day and be content. Others need to switch things up. The Kong Jumbler Ball is perfect for the dog who thinks variety is the spice of life. There’s a squeaky tennis ball trapped inside the pliable clear shell. And because of its exterior handles, this ball is easy for a human to pick up and toss—or for a pup to shake and fling to their heart’s content. Two other Kong puzzle toys come highly recommended by Wirecutter staffers. The plastic Kong Wobbler can be filled with hard treats or kibble, and dogs learn quickly that if they move it, a reward comes out. The Kong Classic provides the same entertainment, only it gets filled with wet food.

A squeaky toy can thoroughly entertain a rowdy pup—but it can also create frayed nerves for nearby humans. The Hear Doggy Ultrasonic Squeaker Toy has a frequency between 24 and 28 kHz; this is still thrilling for a dog but nearly undetectable to the human ear. When chomped, this particular squeaker makes a low-key whooshing sound, like air being pushed around. Hear Doggy toys come in three levels of chew-hardiness—plush, flat, and one the company calls “chew-guard” tech. As is true of any plush toy, this one (even the durable versions) can be destroyed by dogs who have an internal search-and-destroy mission. But our testers found this toy to be relatively tough and especially worthwhile for the sound of silence.

To free a piece of kibble from the IQ Treat Ball, an enterprising pup must roll the ball or pick it up in their mouth and drop it. Sounds simple, yet one editor said it was the best dog toy she’d ever bought, adding that it withstood years of rough play and provided hours of waggy-tailed fun. A small disc inside the sphere lets you adjust the difficulty level, to keep things interesting. When giving this as a gift, do consider size: The 3-inch option is recommended for dogs under 40 pounds; for dogs who weigh more than that, opt for the 4-inch version.

This cozy resting spot is perfect for pups who love to burrow, said senior staff writer Kaitlyn Wells, whose dog Sutton enjoyed it for over four years. Lined with insulating sherpa fleece, the FurHaven Snuggery bed features a flexible hood; this hood stands up to create a cave and collapses down into a blanket to envelop your pup. This bed comes in several different colors and sizes. An older dog (or one with back problems) may appreciate the orthopedic-foam version. And in the summer, the cooling gel-infused model might hit the spot for canines who live in warmer climates.

When you just want your pup to chill out, a lick mat covered in tasty treats will give them something nourishing to focus on. These thick rubber placemats have novelty-shaped cutouts (think little ducks or dog bones), which pet owners can smear with peanut butter, yogurt, fruit puree, or whatever their pup desires. Dogs will love licking every nook and cranny clean, but Kaitlyn said these colorful and cute mats are also a gift to the owners. “Dogs can spend upwards of 30 minutes working on a mat, which gives you plenty of time to finish a quick chore or conference call,” she said. Lick mats can also help quick eaters slow down at mealtime, and they work well if dogs need a distraction during grooming or bath time. And once your pup has licked the mat clean, just toss it in the dishwasher, so it’ll be ready for the next snack session.

For the pup who is treated like royalty, nothing could be more fitting than Poppy Angeloff’s porcelain Pups on Cups collection. Each teacup-and-saucer pair features one of 21 different breeds, such as pomeranians, golden retrievers, and yorkies. Every item is hand-painted with 24-karat-gold accents and comes in an adorable, glossy box.

Bathing dogs can be hard: It may involve whining, yelping, and a few escape attempts—and that’s just the owner we’re talking about. The Aquapaw Slow Treater Silicone Lick Mat gives dogs a welcome distraction during bath time, so it’s easier for human companions to get the job done. Just spread peanut butter, low-fat cream cheese, or another high-value snack into the grooves of this mat, which suctions to the wall. It’s designed so that dogs can’t eat the treat quickly, giving groomers more time to do a thorough washing. That’s a win for everyone.

If someone you know has to pick up dog waste, why shouldn’t they do it in style? This brightly colored poop-bag dispenser is one of more than two-dozen options, ranging from waxed canvas to rainbow, mud cloth, and florals. The pouch looks great hanging from a leash (it attaches easily and securely, thanks to a sturdy gold clip). The dispenser is lightweight and can hold a standard roll of bags, with just enough space left for a treat or two.

The Eufy Indoor Cam C120 makes it easy to keep an eye on pets from anywhere. After extensive testing, we found that our top pick for indoor security cameras is also a great alternative to fancier pet cameras. The inexpensive, wireless Eufy captures sharp, 2K-resolution video with a 125-degree field of view. It can distinguish between pets and people, and it has a Pet Command feature, which lets owners label an activity zone and has the device play an automated or customized sound when something enters into that zone. There are three options for storage: Record footage for free to a microSD card or NAS; use your iCloud storage with Apple HomeKit Secure Video; or subscribe to the Eufy Cloud Service ($3 per month or $30 per year for 30 days of storage for one camera).

Outward Hound’s Hide-A-Squirrel is several stuffed toys in one: Three small, squeaky squirrels are placed inside a tree trunk, and dogs have to work on getting them out of their holes. This toy is intended to be a boredom-busting, mentally stimulating activity, prompting pups to ponder how to get those critters out of their hiding place. It’s also great for families with multiple dogs—pups can work together to nab the squirrels and then chew on their own. One staffer’s sister has two dachshunds who adore this toy. If you’ve never seen a sausage-shaped dog race around while dragging a stuffed tree trunk behind her, let us assure you that it’s a magnificent sight. Other staffer pups also love this toy.

Should your dog ever get loose, the bright and bold Orvis Personalized Reflective Collar—our favorite basic dog collar—will provide peace of mind. Your pet’s name and your phone number are embroidered on the front, so all of the information to reunite you is right there. And there’s no need to worry about an ID tag falling off. Made of durable nylon, the collar is reflective and easily spotted in low-light conditions. The Orvis collar’s embroidery won’t fade or peel away, and the heavy-duty side-release buckle makes this collar easy to put on and take off. Most importantly, it’s simple to adjust and comfy for your pet to wear, so you (and your pup!) will actually use it.

Pool days are even more fun when the four-legged members of your family are involved. This SwimWays float is ideal for smaller dogs but can support pups up to 65 pounds. It’s also puncture-resistant, so you don’t have to worry about canine claws sinking this ship. Inserts on the side of the mesh base allow a little water into the float, to keep your pup cool. If you decide to take everyone on a weekend getaway, the float folds flat for easy transport to another pool.

All dog parents obsess over how cute their dogs are, and now the rest of the world can obsess over them too. These customizable DivvyUp socks are sure to show off a pup’s good side, since you get to choose the photo and upload it directly to the company’s site. Each pair can have up to three different faces, which is great for those who have more than one dog and don’t want to play favorites. Do size up: If the socks fit too snugly, the image gets distorted.

This article was edited by Hannah Morrill and Jennifer Hunter.