Is your companion arriving soon?
The first few days are the most important. A space of their own, a comforting bed, and tools for gentle learning: we've gathered the essentials, selected in collaboration with breeders and associations that welcome animals all year round.
I'm welcoming a puppy
Playpen and secure space, non-slip bedding, adapted bowls, potty training, first training treats, and comforting soft toys for the first nights.
View puppy kitI'm adopting an adult dog
Comfortable bedding, anti-stress solutions for the first few days, secure harness and leash, identification, and all the necessary outdoor equipment to build a trusting bond.
View adoption kitThe first few days, without unpleasant surprises
A space of their own
A playpen or indoor crate provides a stable reference point and prevents mischief. This is the first purchase to make, even before the arrival.
The right bedding
A non-slip mat like a Vetbed stays dry, is washable at 30°C, and protects growing joints.
Dietary continuity
Maintain the same diet as at the breeder's or association for at least two weeks. Any changes should then be introduced gradually over 7 to 10 days.
Trufféo's Advice
In the field, the most common mistake is to buy everything at once except the essentials. A playpen, a washable bed, and cleaning supplies are more valuable than ten toys. The rest can be added over the weeks, once you get to know your pet.
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