These are some of my favorite products for my dog!

Bath products that are tear-free and keep her smelling good, food and treats that keep her healthy, and a couple products used in the car to keep her safe.

My little dog is white and I LOVE the Bio-Groom Super White Dog Shampoo. After her weekly bath people always comment how clean and white her fur looks. And it’s a no tear formula.

Also in the Bio-Groom line is their Silk Conditioning Crème Rinse that I use on the dog after shampooing. And the Waterless Bath No Rinse Shampoo which is a spray I use on her between baths when she gets a dirty spot.

During a bath, dogs can get water in their ears that can lead to an ear infection. The EarWell Pet Otic Ear Cleaner is what I use to put about 3 drops in each of the dog’s ears following her bath. I show in the video how to do it. Even though it’s a liquid, it gets rid of actual water and prevents ear infections.

Here is the dog’s ear! This is better shown in the video (which is linked below).

My last dog did really well with a raw food diet. I liked to give her the Instinct Raw Frozen Dog Food in the medallions size.

When I’m feeding the little dog kibble, the Merrick Lil’ Plates Grain-Free Dog Food is a nice size for small dogs and it comes in several flavors.

Both of my dogs have LOVED the Thinkers dog treats. They smell like jerky. I break off a piece and give it to the dog. She looks like she has a cigar in her mouth! All I have to do is say, “Thinker?” and she comes running.

The Wellness Soft Bites dog treats are great for small dogs and for older dogs. They’re small square in different flavors. I tear them into 4 smaller pieces.

For training, the Train-Me Treats by CrazyDog are small soft chews that a small dog can chew quickly as a reward for doing well during training.

I looked at several covers for the back seat of my car before I settled on this one. It stays in place, has slots for the seat belts, and keeps the seats clean!

To keep the dog in the back seat of the car, I use this dog car safety belt. It connects to any seat belt on one end and the other end connects to her collar. It’s adjustable, too. I keep the length that allows her to put her face out the window to get that doggy-breeze-in-the-face-thing going.