New puppy packages
Everything your puppy needs for their first weeks, chosen step by step. Add as you go and your discount unlocks automatically.
What does a new puppy need?
A new puppy needs a calming bed, crate bedding if you are crate training, a lightweight collar with an ID tag (a legal requirement in the UK when out in public), a harness for walks once vaccinations are complete, a soft blanket, food and water bowls, a safe puppy toy, and gentle grooming basics. That is the whole list. Below, we walk you through it step by step so you can build your puppy’s welcome package and unlock up to £30 off.
Build it your way, save automatically
Pick as you go
Work through the steps and add the pieces you love. Choose as few or as many as you like.
Your discount unlocks
The more of your puppy essentials you add, the more you save. No codes to remember, it is applied for you.
One basket, one delivery
Everything arrives together, beautifully chosen and ready for your puppy’s big day.
Three ready-made starting points
Loved combinations to build from. Tap through, choose your colours and sizes, and adjust as you like.
The Starter
- Luxury Puppy Bed (My First Bed)
- Teeny webbing puppy collar
- A safe first KONG toy
- Soft polar fleece blanket
The Settler
- Supreme Faux Fur Donut, Chelsea
- Soft leather puppy collar
- Airmesh harness for walks
- Puppy teether
The Full Welcome
- Supreme Faux Fur Donut, Chelsea
- Crate bedding set
- Teeny puppy collar
- KONG puppy toy + towelling gown
Sleep — what bed is best for a puppy?
A calming faux fur bed helps a puppy settle in those first nights away from the litter. If you are crate training, add a crate mattress and bumper set so their space feels cosy from day one.
Collar — what size collar does a puppy need?
A puppy’s first collar should be light and soft. Measure the neck and allow two fingers of room. If the neck is under 13 inches, choose from our puppy collars; larger pups suit a soft padded leather collar. The collar carries the ID tag, which is a legal requirement in the UK when out in public, it is not for pulling.
Walkies — when can a puppy wear a harness?
Once the vaccination course is complete and walks begin, a harness is kinder for training and takes the pressure off the neck. The collar stays on for the ID tag.
Comfort — do puppies need a blanket?
Yes. A soft blanket for the journey home, the crate, and everywhere in between. A lovely trick: take it to the breeder first so it comes home smelling of the litter and settles your puppy faster.
Dinner — bowls for your puppy
A steady, wipe-clean bowl for food and water. Our personalised ceramic bowls make a keepsake from the very first meal.
See all dog bowls →Play — safe first toys
Soft on puppy teeth, tough enough to survive them. A teether soothes sore gums while a stuffable toy keeps a busy puppy happy.
Bathtime — for mucky pups
Puppies find the mud. A gentle, puppy-safe shampoo, a soft slicker brush, and a cosy towelling gown for afterwards keep them clean and comfortable.
Optional extras
For trips to the vet and days out, a soft carrier and a car protector keep your puppy safe and your seats clean.
Puppy questions, answered
What do I need for a new puppy?
A calming bed, crate bedding if you are crate training, a lightweight collar with an ID tag, a harness for walks once vaccinations are complete, a soft blanket, food and water bowls, a safe puppy toy, and gentle grooming basics. Our steps above walk you through each one.
What size collar does a puppy need?
Measure your puppy’s neck and allow two fingers of room. If the neck measures under 13 inches, choose one of our puppy collars. Larger pups suit a soft padded leather collar. The collar is for their ID tag, not for pulling.
When can a puppy wear a harness?
Once your puppy has completed their vaccination course and can go out on walks. A harness is kinder for training as it takes pressure off the neck, while the collar stays on to carry the ID tag, which is a legal requirement in the UK when out in public.
What bed is best for a puppy?
A calming faux fur donut bed is our top recommendation, as the raised rim helps a puppy feel secure. Choose one that is machine washable. If you are crate training, add a crate mattress and bumper set.
Do puppies need a blanket?
Yes. A soft blanket comforts your puppy on the journey home and in their crate. Take it to the breeder first so it comes home smelling of the litter, which helps your puppy settle far more quickly.
How does the puppy package discount work?
It is automatic. When your puppy items reach £100 you save £10, at £150 you save £20, and at £200 you save £30. There is no code to enter, the saving is applied for you at the basket.
Brace yourself for your new puppy
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Put together by Carrie Watts, The Stylish Dog Company



















