Help Fido Celebrate National Dog Day with American-made Pet Products

We dove into our blog archives to find all kinds of Made in USA leashes, chew toys and poop bags.

It’s finally here: National Dog Day. All across the country, man’s best friend will be going for extra walks, spending time at dog parks, smelling other dogs’ butts and probably getting fed a little bit from the table (don’t overdo it!).  At my house, a certain Chihuahua mutt we’ll be marking the occasion with a rubber chew toy filled with biscuits and peanut butter and will sleep on the bed, as usual.

But even if you were somehow caught unaware that National Dog Day was today, don’t worry: Your dog can’t read a calendar, and you can pick up an American-made pet product right now online. Over the years the Alliance for American Manufacturing has profiled plenty of domestic manufacturers of such products on our blog, and below we’ve got a select few of them listed out.

For the Quality Concerned: Atlas Pet Company

For Dogs Where It Gets Cold Outside: Goldpaw Series

For those in Coyote Country and are Into Punk Rock Aesthetics: CoyoteVest

For the Environmentally Conscious Poop Scooper: Pooch Paper

For Those Looking for an Environmentally Conscious Toy: West Paws

For Those Looking to Move Beyond Dog Collars: Front Harness

And For Those Who Haven’t Found What They’re Looking for: AAM’s Made in America Directory

We’re always editing it to keep it up to date, but remember to check labels as production plans often change.

The Alliance for American Manufacturing does not receive a commission from purchases made through the above links, nor was the organization or author paid for favorable coverage.

Labeling Note: This story is intended to highlight companies that support American jobs and that make great products in the United States. We rely on the companies listed to provide accurate information regarding their domestic operations and their products. Each company featured is individually responsible for labeling and advertising their products according to applicable standards, such as the Federal Trade Commission’s “Made in USA” standard or California’s “Made in USA” labeling law. We do not review individual products for compliance or claim that because a company is listed in the guide that their products comply with specific labeling or advertising standards. Our focus is on supporting companies that create American jobs.

For more on the Federal Trade Commission’s standards for “Made in USA” claims and California’s “Made in USA” labeling law, please also read this guest post by Dustin Painter and Kristi Wolff of Kelly Drye & Warren, LLP.