Our July 4th festivities include picnics, parades and fireworks displays — and we’ll be taking our pets along with us for as many events as we can. And while we’re celebrating America’s birthday, our pets will be showing their patriotic side with some cool holiday-themed products. We’ve found collars, bowls, beds and everything in between, all with a truly American twist.
And don’t forget: Never leave pets alone with anything that can be chewed or ingested and carefully check the quality and safety of all pet products, particularly those that are handmade.
Uncle Sam Rope Toy and Statue of Liberty Toy
Your dog may not be able to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, but he's proud to be an American. Help him show his patriotic side with one of these all-American chew toys. But play it safe and always supervise your dog with toys.
Keep your cats busy during the festivities with these adorable stars and stripes catnip pillows. A word of caution, though: Never leave your cat alone with any toy that is small enough to swallow or that has pieces or strings that may be ingested.
Transport your dog to your July 4th festivities in style with this red and blue canvas pet tote. Chances are, he'll be comfortable and you'll look great — it's a win for everyone.
July 4th is parade time, and whether you're watching or participating, your pup will be the ultimate Yankee Doodle Dandy wearing this adorable sailor outfit. All the other pets will be sure to salute his festive style.
If you're walking in the 4th of July parade (or just going around the block), this red, white and blue leash will make your holiday stroll a little more festive. Matching collars are also available.
We're pretty sure your cat wants to be in the holiday family photo, too. This cat collar, complete with breakaway buckle and a festive bell, will look great in pictures. Available in blue or red.
This customizable patriotic pet bowl is the perfect accent to your pet's cozy holiday space. Fill it with his favorite food and give him a treat he's sure to enjoy on July 4th.