Author: Kristine Cannon

From an entryway console with a hidden spot for kitty litter to a dog crate that passes as a stylish side table, pet parents can expect to see a bigger selection of on-trend pet-centric multipurpose furniture this year. “Pet parents are looking to invest in items that are multipurpose with an aesthetic that fits seamlessly into their existing home decor, kitchen or pantry [and] does not disrupt their interior design choices,” Kim says, adding that this “connects to the larger trend we see of pets being fully integrated into the family.” Frisco’s walkway entrance bench, for example, not only elevates one’s home decor with its modern, minimalist design, but it can also be used as a discrete potty place for cats, thanks to the furniture’s built-in double doors. Alternatively, pet parents can use the covered space as a hidden hangout spot where cats can relax on their favorite bed.,Sleek multipurpose furniture, well-crafted designs and wellness-boosting sanctuaries: These trends are showing up more and more in homes—including in pet furniture and décor. From cat trees and scratchers to dog beds and crates, pet home décor continues to follow in the footsteps of human décor trends, making it easier to seamlessly integrate into virtually every shared space of your home. We spoke to Chewy Design and Trend Manager Ann-Margaret Kim about the biggest pet home décor trends of 2024.

You can’t go wrong with the classic peanut butter and jelly duo. They make for an easy-to-whip-up lunch or after-school snack. And while dogs can’t have jelly (it’s loaded with sugar and other harmful ingredients, after all), they can have blueberries. Blueberries are a healthful, hydrating treat high in fiber, vitamin C and vitamin K—and they’re one of the stars of this no-bake peanut butter and “jelly” dog treat. Requiring just five ingredients, this homemade peanut butter dog treat is packed with protein and so easy to make. But what we love most about this recipe is it’s safe for humans, too. That’s right, they’re just as tasty for doggie and dog mom to enjoy—and that’s according to the recipe developer herself Brittany Mullins, creator of Eating Bird Food. “They taste so good just as the recipe suggests making them, so no tweaks are needed,” Mullins says. “I also love that the recipe makes a large batch, so there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy!” Gather your supplies (including dog paw and/or dog bone cookie cutters) and your fur babies (every chef needs a sous chef), and let’s make dog treats! As with any human food, pet parents looking to incorporate new foods in their dog’s diet should consult with their veterinarian beforehand.

This Halloween, why not give your jack-o’-lanterns a very Disney makeover? From iconic “Star Wars” characters to classic Disney characters, like Minnie Mouse and Mickey Mouse, and memorable Disney quotes, these 12 free printable Disney pumpkin carving stencils will help you add a touch of magic and whimsy to your front porch. And while you carve, let your pets in on the Disney fun by treating them to our favorite Disney Halloween dog and cat toys. (We dropped a few of our favorites below.)

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