Amazon Pet Day Deals 2026: 70% Off Editor Picks

It’s like Prime Day, but for pets.

Amazon’s annual Pet Day sale is back from May 11–15, and I’ve sniffed out dozens of deals on pet food, treats, toys, grooming tools, and gadgets for up to 70 percent off. Our writers and editors are serious pet people, so we’re sharing the finds our own cats and dogs actually purr and wag their tails over. And as a dog mom myself, I dug through the sale for the best deals worth pouncing on before they’re gone.

Top Amazon Pet Day Deals

Cat and Dog Beds

“This is the first dog bed my Cavapoo, Finney, actually chooses on his own — whether he’s resting or keeping an eye on me while I’m cooking. He loves perching on the high backrest, and it’s soft and plush without feeling flimsy. It also has a removable cover, which makes cleaning simple. ” — Jeaneen Russell, shopping writer

“Our cats love a window seat, and since I was lacking one in my office (where they frequently hang out) I found one that’s the ideal height for our window sill for them to soak in the rays in the mornings. The interior has plenty of room for another cat bed, and the top is a cozy texture they both love. It’s also sturdy enough that I’m not worried about them clawing it to pieces.” — Megan Passaro, senior editorial director

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Dog Toys

“For those who haven’t been introduced to ‘Lambchop’ — a.k.a. the most popular dog toy around — let’s just say dogs are inexplicably drawn to this furry plush toy. One of my old colleagues got my dog Stevie her first Lambchop, and it quickly became her security toy. She loves carrying it around and squeaking its little legs. ” — Madison Yauger, shopping editor

“To say my dog, Ari, loves her golden retriever stuffie is an understatement. She carries it around our apartment everywhere with her and is either using it as a pillow or snuggling it between her paws. My camera roll is flooded with so many pictures of her with her pup because I can’t resist capturing the cuteness.” — Alex Nelson, associate editorial director

“Our old dog, Lola, was the best tug-of-war player in history, and I couldn’t even begin to count how many rounds we played over a span of 11 years or so with this toy. The rubbery material they used to create it is a miracle of science because it never tore despite her pulling it with all her might. It also has a subtle vanilla scent that never wore out in all the years we used it.” — Clint Davis, shopping editor

“Finney might look like a teddy bear, but when it comes to toys he can chew through them like a grizzly. Thankfully, I discovered this brand of tough, no-stuffing toys can actually keep up. They last way longer than plush ones (saving me money), come in a variety of cute shapes, and have a squeak that stimulates without being overly obnoxious. Plus, no stuffing means no fluff explosions to clean up.” — Jeaneen Russell

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Cat Toys

“JC has plenty of toys, but a tunnel like this is the one he has the most fun with. We keep it in the bedroom, and he runs through it every time he goes in there—we even hear it crinkle as he darts through it at night. He jumps over it, dives in, and loves to roll around in it upside down like it’s his own little playground. When he’s feeling really playful, it usually turns into a full-on zoomies moment.” — Toni Sutton, shopping writer

“Cigars are my favorite vice, so I was pretty excited when I discovered catnip-filled stogies like these. Our older cat has no interest in them whatsoever, but our newest baby, Pip, drags his all around the house. He even walks around with it clamped into his mouth sometimes, which is hilarious because it’s about as big as he is.” — Clint Davis

“When my friend got her first cat, I surprised her with this popular toy. From the moment I brought it out, the cat was completely mesmerized. It comes with a small packet of catnip, which made it even more enticing, and when you turn it on, the bird chirps, flaps its wings, and moves around to encourage natural hunting instincts.” — Rylee Johnston, shopping writer

“JC’s obsessed with anything string-related, so rope toys are a favorite. He’ll grab it with his front paws, kick it with his back legs, then fling it across the room and chase after it like he’s on a mission. He even plays fetch with it, which I didn’t expect from a cat. It’s the kind of toy that turns into a full-on play session every time he gets his paws on it.” — Toni Sutton

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Treats and Food

“Finney has snubbed treats before, so I know when he really likes something. Bocce’s Bakery is one brand that gets his tail wagging and mouth watering. We’ve tried everything in their range from savory to sweet, chewy to crunchy — and it all has him begging for more.” — Jeaneen Russell

“My apartment is a revolving door of foster kittens who have all shown zero interest in dry treats — so I stock up on these squeezable treats instead. And thankfully, they’ve made nail trims, litter box training, and grooming more enjoyable for everyone.” — Maggie Horton, shopping writer

“Despite the fact that my two cats regularly try to eat plastic, they’re incredibly picky with their food. I’ve tried cans of wet food, adding fancy treats to their bowls, but inevitably, they get tired of the same routine. This bag is the only thing they never get bored of, so despite the price tag, I’m committed to buying it again and again. I couldn’t tell you what’s so special about it, but why mess with what works?” — Tatjana Freund, senior shopping editor

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Grooming Supplies

“Like many households, we have a no-shoes-inside policy — and that goes for dirty paws, too. Every time Finney comes in from a walk, I wipe his paws with these gentle, hydrating, odor-fighting wipes. They’re also great for quick cleanups on his body (and backside) when we’re in between baths or grooming appointments.” — Jeaneen Russell

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Pet Accessories and Supplies

“I love my cats; I loathe dealing with their litter. More specifically, I hate stepping on litter dust. My solution came in a top-entry box. They still sometimes track litter throughout the house, but this tool at least means they can’t actively kick half their litter around my apartment.” — Tatjana Freund

“Let’s just say Finney brings a lot of energy to our walks. He’s friendly and curious, but also a puller, so switching to a bungee-style leash has made a noticeable difference. The built-in stretch helps absorb the tugging, making it more comfortable for both of us. It also has two padded handles — one for keeping him close when needed — plus a metal clasp that feels secure.” — Jeaneen Russell

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