PaWise makes the everyday hardware of pet ownership at a price that does not require thinking about — bowls, harnesses, tie outs, grooming tools, fetch toys, small animal housing and pet doors. Nothing in the range is specialist equipment; it is the stuff you buy once and then stop noticing.
The range here breaks into four areas. Feeding covers collapsible travel bowls, a one-handed walking waterer, gravity feeders and waterers, a maze slow-feeder, and clamp-on crock bowls for cages. Walking and control covers a car safety harness set, a head collar, a nylon muzzle, tie out cables and a ground stake. Play and grooming covers ball launchers, a flirt pole, footballs, a soft brush, a bath scrubber and a tick remover. And there are a pet door, a seagrass cat platform and small animal hides and dishes.
Two things worth reading before you buy. The nylon muzzle holds the jaw closed, so a dog cannot pant in it — it is a short-term, supervised tool for a vet or grooming visit, not something for a walk on a warm day. And any tie out cable or stake should be clipped to a harness rather than a collar: a dog hitting the end of nine metres at a run can injure its neck.
Sizing. The car harness sizes on chest circumference measured just behind the front legs — pick the size where your measurement falls mid-range, not at either end of it. The head collar is the fastest fix for a dog that pulls, but most dogs object to it for the first week, so introduce it with food rather than putting it straight on for a walk.
