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Dr. Rosie's Picks

Products Dr. Rosie would use for her own patients, and only ones tested by someone other than the company that makes them. A brand cannot buy a spot on this list.

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Car safety

CatsDogs

Sleepypod Mobile Pet Bed Carrier

Car carrier and bed for cats and small dogs up to 15 lb, crash-certified by the Center for Pet Safety.

Center for Pet Safety certified

Crash-tested and certified by the Center for Pet Safety for pets up to 15 lb.

See the certifier's list · Checked Sep 2026

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Dogs

Gunner G1 Kennel

Crash-certified dog kennel in Small, Medium and Intermediate, used with Gunner's tie-down straps.

Center for Pet Safety certified

Crash-tested and certified by the Center for Pet Safety in Small, Medium and Intermediate.

See the certifier's list · Checked Sep 2026

Certified only when secured with Gunner's tie-down straps, sold separately. The Large size is not certified.

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How a product earns a spot

Every pick is tested by someone other than the company that makes it, and we check the tester's own list, never the packaging. A seal awarded for reviewing the maker's own studies does not count.

A test proves what it tested and nothing more, so each pick says exactly what was checked. We also link to stores with generous return policies first, so a product that doesn't work out is easy to send back.

  • Center for Pet Safety

    Car harnesses, carriers and crates. It runs its own crash tests.

  • ConsumerLab

    Supplements. Its lab tests what is really inside against what the label says.

  • Electrical safety labs

    Heated beds and other plug-in products, tested by labs such as MET, UL or ETL.

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