LupinePet

Pet gear made in New Hampshire

LupinePet makes collars, leashes and other gear for dogs and cats in Conway, New Hampshire. The company says its workshop has produced pet accessories there since 1991, drawing on durable components associated with climbing and outdoor equipment. The catalogue covers everyday walking gear as well as training-related products. Buyers should choose by the animal’s measurements and intended use, since a collar that fits for identification may not be the right choice for a dog that pulls strongly on a lead.

Collars, harnesses and accessories

The dog range includes standard and martingale collars, leashes, harnesses, couplers, identification tags and compatible collar options for certain pet trackers. The cat section lists safety collars, H-style harnesses and leashes. Collections vary by material and purpose, with reflective, waterproof, recycled-material and limited MicroBatch designs among the options. Personalised embroidery can add a name or contact detail. Size guides and hardware details on each product page help determine the correct model before ordering.

Understanding the replacement guarantee

LupinePet promotes an “Even if Chewed” guarantee for qualifying branded gear accidentally damaged during normal pet-related activity. Its policy explains that a replacement request may need photographs and purchase information, and that an item is replaced with the same or a comparable current version rather than exchanged for an upgrade. Colours and fasteners may change when an older design has been retired. Owners should read the full policy and inspect damaged gear before reuse, especially if a failed clip or strap could allow an animal to escape.

Ordering and help

The website provides size guides, product-care information, returns and exchanges, and a contact route for questions. US orders above a stated threshold qualify for standard shipping under the site’s current offer; other destinations and any duties are calculated separately at checkout. LupinePet lists weekday contact hours and telephone numbers. For a growing puppy, an escape-prone dog or a cat learning to wear a harness, checking adjustment range and fitting instructions before purchase is particularly useful.