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Dog lovers know firsthand how toys, dishes, and assorted doggie accessories can go from neatly organized to exploding all over your home like dog hair in the spring. Here, we’ve rounded up some dog supply organizers, products, and projects to help contain the clutter, whether it’s your endless leash collection or your dog’s favorite half-chewed toys.
Pro tip: once you’ve chosen your perfect storage solution, take a minute to reduce your dog paraphernalia. Say goodbye to leashes and collars you no longer use, extra dishes, broken toys, and that bag of treats your dog hates. Items in good condition can be donated to your local rescue, or even your pet store’s donation bin.
8 Tips and Dog Supply Organizers to Declutter Your Pet’s Stuff
Here are some tips and products for dog supply organizers to help get the clutter under control. (If only we could organize your dog’s hair…)
1. Create a Dog Walking Station
For a simple dog supply organizer, the above all-in-one dog leash organizer has space to hang leashes and a small shelf to store biodegradable poop bags and your treat training pouch.
If you’re looking for something with more personality, spruce your dog walking station up with a dog-themed wall decal
. Or create your own hanging station with these colorful metal alloy dog-shaped wall hooks. You can add cute cotton or wire hanging baskets to collect clutter.
2. Create a Treat Station
As an alternative to a dog walking station, consider a treat station! You can use something like a multitasking picture frame with a shelf and hooks, or even a chalkboard wall organizer. Then put your pet’s favorite treats in BPA-free plastic treat jars with easy-to-grab lids, and voila, you have a treat station.
3. Try a Hideable Feeding Station
Of course, your pets have to eat—but finding a location that doesn’t stick out like a sore thumb can be difficult.
One dog supply organizer to think about is this all-in-one feeding station that blends easily into a kitchen or laundry room. The bottom drawer can be closed when feeding time is over or when guests have arrived, and you can store food or other accessories in the hinge drawer above.
4. Use a Meal Time Reminder
According to your dog, every hour is feeding hour. Rather than relying on their adorable but deceptive begging, keep your feeding schedule ultra-organized with this simple reminder tool that allows you to just flip a slider to let everyone know.
Shop on Amazon5. Organize the Dog Toys
Your dog supply organizer doesn’t have to be complicated. These bone-shaped wicker baskets come in three sizes, with a lid or without, for attractive stacking, or for convenient storage under the coffee table or couch.
6. Get Outside Storage for Outdoor Toys
For a playful look that will help keep your outdoor and indoor toys separate and organized, this bone-shaped toy chest made of sturdy resin with a tight-fitting lid and keeps toys right at your dog’s level for easy access.
Shop on Amazon7. Try Easy-Access Toy Storage for Dogs
Closed-top bins are great to organize your dog supply storage, but an open-top bin means you can actually get your dog to put their own toys away—with a little training, that is. (We’ve got a guide to teaching your dog to put their toys away right here.)
A soft-sided bin that’s short enough for your dog to reach is a good option for training and storage.
Shop on Amazon8. Consider a Double-Duty Dog Bed
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This two-in-one bed with storage drawer contains clutter while your dog relaxes. Or while he jumps on and off the bed frantically (my dog told me to write that).
Further Reading
Looking for more ways to become a more organized pet parent? Read on for tips, tricks, DIY hacks, and more.
