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10 Dog Subscription Boxes to Pamper Your Pet

Whether you're looking for toys, treats, accessories or more, these pet subscription boxes have it all.

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Nothing beats the feeling of opening a monthly gift just for you, which is why so many people adore getting subscription boxes for themselves (such as for their makeup needs) and their kids. Why not bring your pet in on the fun? The best subscription boxes for dogs come to your door stocked with doggie toys, treats, food and even outfits to keep Fido's stash of stuff fresh and fun every month. Since subscription boxes for pets come in just about every shape, size and breed, there's definitely one you and your dog will love.

Whether your pup makes short work of every toy you buy (especially when it comes to plushes) or devours the treats you purchased in five seconds flat, there are boxes for that. Others cater to pets who have specific doggie diet concerns or want a meal plan that's a little more personalized. Whether you're looking for snacks or toys, most doggy subscription boxes will let you customize to your pet's size, allergies and preferences so you can create a gift tailored to your individual furry friend. Some give you the option to tweak the delivery frequency, so you can skip or pause delivery depending on your needs.

The Good Housekeeping Institute regularly tests pet products of all sorts to bring you the best picks that will keep you, your pets and your home happy. Our product experts sorted through top pet brands, countless five-star reviews, staff-tested favorites and online recommendations to find the best dog subscription boxes for every type of pet. The picks ahead are our top-tested editor favorites or best-sellers with lots of glowing reviews online.

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Best Overall

BarkBox BarkBox

BarkBox
Credit: Barkbox

Pros

  • Fun themes
  • Easy to customize

Cons

  • Soft toys are easy to rip apart

BarkBox is a household name for a reason, and if you've spent even a few minutes browsing for a dog subscription box for your beloved pooch, chances are you came across this one. BarkBox is the OG not only because of its adorable themed toys, treats and doggie goodies, but because it's customizable to ensure your pooch gets the stuff they'll love.

Each monthly box comes with two themed toys (featuring everything from Harry Potter to school supplies), two bags of treats and a chew to keep your furball busy. Our pros love how unique the themed toys are and the joy on their pup's face when they get a package just for them.

PriceStarts at $35 monthly
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Best Value

Pet Treater Dog Pack

Dog Pack
Credit: Pet Treater

Pros

  • Available in treat-only or toy-only versions
  • Comes with a good variety of items

Cons

  • Not as high quality toys (may not stand up to heavy chewers)

Snag this adorable box for less than you'd likely pay if you wandered down the aisles at your pet store browsing for cute treats and toys. With three or four items in each box, you'll be sure to get more than your money's worth of charming toys, treats and other pup accessories.

You can even personalize your subscription by ordering treat-only or toy-only boxes rather than the traditional mix of the two, or if you're looking for something a little bigger, there's a deluxe option available with five to eight items per box. Online reviewers appreciate the variety of items and note they're definitely getting a good bang for their buck. Plus, it's available as a cat subscription box, too!

PriceStarts at $15 monthly
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3
Best Flexible Delivery

Pupjoy Subscription Box

Subscription Box
Credit: courtesy of Pupjoy

Pros

  • Comes with treats, toys and chews
  • Easy to adjust delivery frequency

Cons

  • Toys not for heavy chewers

With a high level of customizability, this box works well for those with specific tastes. It comes in small, medium and large dog options so the goodies will suit your pup's size. You can also adjust the delivery frequency to bi-monthly or quarterly if Fido doesn't finish the contents quickly enough to make a monthly box worth it.

Each box comes with four treats sourced from Canada or the U.S. — two toys and two chews that are natural and eco-friendly — according to the brand. Online reviewers particularly like the variety of products included and note that the snacks seem to be made with your pooch's health in mind, so you can treat them without worry. Plus, it's easy to order directly from Amazon.

Price$45 per box
4
Best for Toys

Chompbox

Chompbox
Credit: Downtown Pet Supply

Pros

  • Large variety of products
  • Surprise every month

Cons

  • Difficult to customize and you don't know what type of products you'll recieve

With tasty treats and supplies like poo bags and apparel, keep your pup stocked up with this monthly box. The toys are particularly great and specially designed by the Chompbox team. The goods change every delivery, so you and Fido won't get bored and you can try out new products curated by pet pros.

According to online reviewers, each box comes with a good number of products in a wide variety. Unlike other boxes which usually only include an assortment of toys and treats, Chompbox will surprise you with everything from supplements to leashes.

Price$25 monthly
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Best for Heavy Chewers

Super Chewer Super Chewer

Super Chewer
Credit: Bark Box

Pros

  • Sends replacement of chewed through toys for free
  • Easy to customize

Cons

  • Might not stand up to extremely destructive chewers

If you've got a dog who loves nothing more than tearing their favorite toys limb by limb, Super Chewer will save you the frustration of picking up all that stuffing. One editor's pit bull has had toys from his Super Chewer box for almost two years now. You can also customize the included treats to suit your pet's allergies or preferences.

Each Super Chewer box comes with two toys, two bags of treats and two chews. Plus, if your pooch does manage to chomp through their toys, BarkBox will send them a replacement for free. While this box is great for heavy chewers, if you have a particularly destructive dog, these toys made of rubber might not stand up to their jaws. Our pros found their customer service to be very friendly and accommodating.

PriceStarts at $40 per month with discounts for yearly and 6-month subscriptions
6
Best for Multiple Pets

Pooch Perks

Pooch Perks
Credit: PoochPerks

Pros

  • Can choose between plush and durable toys
  • Easy to customize

Cons

  • Can be difficult to cancel

This cute box will deliver your pet toys, treats and accessories made in the United States for less than you might spend wandering a big-box store (we all know how those impulse buys go). You can also share your pet's preferences and dietary needs before shipping and sign up for gift boxes for Fido's birthday or holidays.

What sets this box apart from many of the others is that there's an option to purchase your box for multiple pets, so those who have more than one furry friend running around can get a little something for both of them at the same time. You also let the brand know whether you prefer plush or durable toys while signing up so you get the best items for your fur baby.

PriceStarts at $34 monthly
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7
Best for Puppies

Pupbox Subscription Box

Pupbox Subscription Box
Credit: courtesy of Pupbox

Pros

  • Highly customizable
  • Includes training guides for puppies

Cons

  • Toys are not as high quality as some other boxes

This easy-to-customize box will have your pooch barking for joy. Created specifically for puppies, it has everything you need to set your furry friend up well in his new home: treats, toys and accessories suited to each month's milestones, as well as training guides for issues like teething and establishing healthy grooming and exercise routines.

But, don't worry if you have an older dog, since Pupbox grows with your furry friend and can accommodate pets from puppyhood to 11+ years. While signing up, you'll provide information like age, size, coat type and food allergies to ensure that each box is perfectly personalized to your furry friend.

PriceStarts at $39 per month with discounts for yearly and 6-month subscriptions
8
Best for a Good Cause

RescueBox

RescueBox
Credit: courtesy of RescueBox

Pros

  • Feeds 152 shelter pets with purchase of each box
  • Fun themes

Cons

  • Can't customize or put in special requests for boxes

Treat your canine roommate and help feed shelter pets with a subscription box tailored to your pet's unique needs. With three sizes, seasonal and fun themed boxes, and lots of treat and toy options, you can find some new favorites for Fido and help animals in need at the same time.

Each box contains an assortment of five toys, treats and chews and feeds 142 shelter animals with your purchase, so you can give back while spoiling your furry friend. While you aren't able to customize or put in special requests for your box, each box comes with a cute mixture of on-theme items that will be sure to blow you away. Plus, if you have a cat, there's also a cat option filled with cat toys, treats and more.

Price$30 per month
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9
Best Dog Food Subscription Box

Ollie

Ollie
Credit: Ollie

Pros

  • Easy to personalize
  • Provides lots of nutrition information

Cons

  • Need to be stored in refrigerator

For pups with delicate tummies, a food subscription box is a great option to ensure that your pet is getting the right dish for their exact needs. Each box includes delicious single-serving meals ready to serve, a feeding guide with instructions to help make the transition between store-bought food and a personalized meal plan, a scoop and a "puptainer" storage container.

One of our experts recommends this food for dogs that have more specific needs and delicate health, and they appreciate the personalization options and ease of ordering. After sharing important info like your dog's allergies, activity level, breed and weight, Ollie provides you with a few different recipes to pick from for your furry friend with benefits ranging from hypoallergenic to vitamin-rich.

PriceStarts at $35.65 per week
10
Best Dog Treat Subscription Box

Real Dog Box

Real Dog Box
Credit: Real Dog Box

Pros

  • Fresh and air-dried
  • Easy to customize for pets with allergies or special preferences

Cons

  • Can be difficult for pets with sensitive stomachs used to kibble

For the pup with a discerning palate (and the pet parent that is very particular about what they feed their pooch), Real Dog Box's fresh, air-dried treats will have your pup begging for more. Pick from a variety of box styles like treats only, chews only, a mix of the two and even a super chew box to customize the right fit for your furry friend.

We spoke to two pet parents who love how fresh and healthy these treats are, that they have the opportunity to support a small business when they purchase the Real Dog Box and that each treat is a single ingredient and air-dried so you know exactly what's going into your pup's mouth. They also appreciate that the brand provides a lot of information on dog nutrition. This is particularly great for pets with allergies or special preferences.

PriceStarts at $10 per month
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How we chose the best dog subscription boxes

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The Good Housekeeping Institute reviews pet products of all kinds, from pet cameras to help you keep an eye on your furry friends to the best dog harnesses for pups of all sizes. To create this guide, our experts searched through dozens of top-rated dog subscription boxes, considering their 5-star reviews, our knowledge of the brands as a whole and more.

We look at each box's offerings, price, customer service, ease of personalization and more when choosing our favorite picks. We also considered boxes for different situations, from getting healthy pet food to providing cute toys for your furry friend. These picks are made up of our product pros' and reviewers' favorites and popular brands with rave reviews from real pet parents.

What to consider when shopping

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  • Dog size and breed: It's important to provide toys and treats that are the right size for your pet depending on their breed and size to ensure their safety. Toys and treats that are too small or big for your pet can be a choking hazard.
  • Materials: If you've got a heavy chewer on your hands, plush toys just won't cut it. When it comes to picking the right subscription box consider what toys and treats your pet currently likes and what might be dangerous for them to play with or eat.
  • Products: Are you in the market for pet treats, food, toys or something else? There's a subscription box for all your needs no matter what you're interested in.
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Why trust Good Housekeeping?

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For decades, the Good Housekeeping Institute has been providing expert reviews and advice on everything a pet parent needs, including dog subscription boxes. As Senior Editor, Lizz Schumer covers everything from pets to entertainment and vetted a majority of the picks above.

Parenting & Pets Reviews Analyst, Jamie Spain, updated this guide to reflect the best new subscription boxes. She brings years of journalism experience to the Institute, having reviewed products from cooling dog beds to dog carriers.

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Lizz Schumer
Senior Editor
Lizz (she/her) is a senior editor at Good Housekeeping, where she runs the GH Book Club, edits essays and long-form features and writes about pets, books and lifestyle topics. A journalist for almost two decades, she is the author of Biography of a Body and Buffalo Steel. She also teaches journalism as an adjunct professor at New York University's School of Professional Studies and creative nonfiction at the Muse Writing Center, and coaches with the New York Writing Room.
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Jamie (she/her) is the former parenting and pets reviews analyst at the Good Housekeeping Institute. She has also worked a BuzzFeed and People. She's a graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and psychology and a master’s degree in journalism.

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