Your Puppy Starter Checklist
Essentials
Savic Medium Puppy Training Pad, 50 Pack
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Savic Large Puppy Training Pads
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Urine Off Dog & Puppy Stain & Odour Neutraliser
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Savic Extra-Large Puppy Training Pads, 30 Pack
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Urine Off Yard Clean Green Yard & Kennel Odour Eliminator, 3.78L
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Other Useful Items
Scruffs Cosy Pet Blanket, Grey
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Scruffs Aspen Faux Fur Pet Blanket - Grey
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Scruffs Snuggle Pet Blanket, Desert Sand
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Ancol 1.5 x 1m Small Bite Teddy Bear Pet Blanket, Pebble
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Scruffs Cantina Pet Food Bin and Scoop
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LickiMat Slodog Slow Feeder Plate, 26cm
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LickiMat Classic Buddy Dog Treat Mat, Green
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Kong Licks Mealtime Interactive Dog Feeder, Large
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Kong Travel Dog Seat Belt Tether
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Nobby Merlo Pet Car Sear Carrier, Grey
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CocoPet Puppy Favourites
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Toilet Training Your Puppy: Tips for Success
Bringing home a puppy is an exciting time, but toilet training is one of the first big lessons they need to learn. Accidents are completely normal while your puppy learns where they should go — the key is creating a routine, being consistent, and rewarding the behaviour you want to see.
Create a toilet routine
Young puppies have small bladders, so regular toilet breaks are essential. Take your puppy outside:
- First thing in the morning
- After eating or drinking
- After naps
- After playtime
- Before bedtime
- Regularly throughout the day
Try taking them to the same toilet area each time and use a simple cue word such as “toilet” or “wee”. When they get it right, reward them straight away with praise, fuss, or a tasty treat so they begin to understand what you’re asking.
What to do when accidents happen
Even with the best routine, accidents will happen. Avoid telling your puppy off — they won’t understand why they are being punished and it can make toilet training more confusing.
Instead:
- Clean the area thoroughly
- Remove any lingering smells
- Continue rewarding successful outdoor toileting
Puppies are naturally drawn back to areas where they can smell previous accidents, so using a specialist pet urine cleaner such as Urine Off can help break down odours and remove traces that your puppy may still detect.
A normal household cleaner may make the area look clean to us, but puppies have a much stronger sense of smell. A good enzyme-based cleaner helps ensure your home stays fresh while your puppy learns the right habits.

Puppy toilet training essentials
Make toilet training easier with:
✓ Puppy pads for early training or emergencies
✓ A good-quality pet-safe urine remover
✓ Treats for rewarding good behaviour
✓ A consistent daily routine
✓ Plenty of patience
Remember — every puppy learns at their own pace. Consistency and positive reinforcement will help your puppy build good habits.
Keeping Your Puppy Entertained: Preventing Boredom Through Enrichment
Puppies are curious, energetic and constantly learning about the world around them. While walks and playtime are important, puppies also need mental stimulation to keep their brains busy.
A bored puppy may look for their own entertainment — which can sometimes mean chewing furniture, digging, barking, or getting into things they shouldn’t!
Why enrichment matters
Mental stimulation helps puppies:
- Learn problem-solving skills
- Build confidence
- Use their natural instincts
- Stay calmer at home
- Develop healthy chewing habits
Make mealtimes more exciting
Instead of always feeding from a bowl, try turning food into an activity.
A KONG puppy toy is a great way to encourage natural licking and problem-solving. Simply fill it with your puppy’s favourite food, treats, or a mixture of their usual kibble and wet food.
For an extra challenge, try freezing your puppy’s KONG. A frozen KONG lasts longer and gives your puppy something rewarding to work on.
Some puppy-friendly filling ideas include:
- Soaked kibble
- Puppy-safe wet food
- Mashed banana
- Plain yoghurt (if suitable for your puppy)
- A small amount of dog-safe peanut butter
Other boredom-busting ideas
Keep your puppy’s brain active with:
✓ Snuffle mats to encourage natural sniffing
✓ Puzzle toys that make them think
✓ Safe chew toys for teething puppies
✓ Hide-and-seek games with treats
✓ Training games using rewards
✓ Rotating toys so they stay exciting
Remember, enrichment doesn’t always need to be complicated. A few minutes of sniffing, exploring, chewing, or solving a simple puzzle can be just as tiring as physical exercise.
A happy puppy is one that gets the right balance of exercise, training, rest and mental stimulation.

Puppy boredom busters essentials
Keep your puppy happy, entertained and mentally stimulated with:
✓ A KONG Puppy Toy you can fill with tasty treats for interactive play
✓ A tasty treat paste to make enrichment activities last longer
✓ A LickiMat for calming licking and boredom-busting fun
✓ A puppy teething toy to help soothe sore gums and encourage healthy chewing habits
✓ A long-lasting chew to keep your puppy occupied and satisfy their natural urge to chew
Remember — puppies explore the world with their mouths. Providing safe, engaging activities helps prevent boredom, supports healthy chewing habits and keeps your puppy happy while they learn and grow.


