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Does your pet belong to you, or is it the other way around? Even if your furry friends don’t literallywear the pants in the relationship, at the end of the day, you’re the one scooping the poop while they’re lounging in the world’s most comfortable dog bed. Is it worth it? One hundred paw-cent.

Furhaven understands this dynamic inside-out while also understanding no one in their right mind is going to spend half their income on pet gear. Their affordable but cozy-as-heck beds and other gear off-fur the perfect additions to any pet’s pampered lifestyle. At Walmart, you can find these options as well as a variety of others for all your pet needs. Here are three reasons though to check out Furhaven at Walmart for the snuggle bug in your family:

Furhaven has a bed for every pet

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They say there’s a lid to every pot. Well, there’s also a pet for every pet person, and a bed for every pet – even if that bed happens to be your own, in which case, this drool-proof cover is for you.

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Walmart has all the Furhaven products you need and specializes in super-cozy beds of all sizes and styles for pets of all kinds. Got a big old doggo? This orthopedic sofa-style couch bed will support his joints and pressure points. Got an itty bitty chihuahua? Let her become one with this tiny furry donut bed. Got a cat? If he doesn’t opt for your dog’s bed with no regard for boundaries, purr-haps he’ll enjoy dreaming of mice atop this plush, self-warming bed mat.

From playtime or ‘stay’ time, accessories galore

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Sure, you want your pet to stay cozy while catching those zzz’s, but what about the rest of the time? Furhaven has play time, “stay” time, and even “hey-why-are-you-taking-me-away” time covered with cat trees, dog crates, pet carriers and more all available at Walmart.

We especially like this corrugated cardboard cat scratcher, this dog crate that doubles as a chic end table and this quilted car seat cover for the pup on the go.

The price is right, and so is the variety

Even if you are the type to splurge on a designer sweater for your yorkie, it just makes practical sense to find affordable, everyday products that can withstand a bit of ruff and tumble. Furhaven’s pet products are made for real pets — the kind that get a little mud or litter between their toes or make a mess gnawing on treats — and real pet owners with budgets and responsibilities. That’s why you can get things like a mesh, pop-up playpenfor just $34.21 or a cat tree, scratcher and hammock combo for just $35.98.

Last but not leash, if these products don’t meet your needs, then it’s worth mentioning the variety of pet supplies at Walmart is pretty incredible. Check out Walmart.com to shop Furhaven and other pawsitively perfect pet supplies today.

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