For New Puppy Parents

Everything you need to welcome your Cavalier home

A curated guide of trusted partners and a checklist to help you prepare for your new family member.

Welcome to the Family

Your puppy parenting journey starts here

Bringing home a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a joyful milestone. We've gathered the resources and partners we trust most, so you can focus on what matters — loving your new companion.

Our Trusted Partners

Recommended resources for your puppy

Products and services we personally recommend. These are affiliate partners we trust — using them helps support our breeding program.

RC
Nutrition

Royal Canin

Breed-specific puppy food formulated for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

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CH
Pet Supplies

Chewy

Everything your puppy needs delivered — food, toys, crates, and more.

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PS
Grooming & Care

PetSmart

Professional grooming services and all your puppy care essentials.

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AK
Registration

AKC Marketplace

Official American Kennel Club registration and pedigree resources.

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EM
DNA & Health

Embark Vet

Dog DNA testing and health screening for peace of mind.

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PP
Nutrition

Purina Pro Plan

Veterinarian-recommended puppy nutrition for healthy growth.

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PC
Pet Supplies

Petco

Training classes, supplies, and wellness services for your puppy.

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HA
Microchipping

HomeAgain

Lifetime microchip registration and lost pet recovery service.

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The New Parent Checklist

Preparing for your puppy's arrival

A step-by-step guide to getting your home and heart ready.

  • Secure electrical cords and remove small chewable objects
  • Set up baby gates for rooms you want off-limits
  • Store cleaning supplies and medications out of reach
  • Choose a safe, enclosed area for your puppy to rest
  • AKC-recommended puppy food (we'll share our feeding guide)
  • Stainless steel food and water bowls
  • A crate for safe sleeping and travel
  • Soft bedding, toys, and a collar with ID tag
  • Schedule a wellness check within the first week home
  • Keep your puppy's health summary handy for the vet
  • Ask about vaccination and deworming schedules
  • Discuss spay/neuter timing (before one year of age)
  • Start gentle, positive-reinforcement training early
  • Expose your puppy to new people, sounds, and environments
  • Establish a consistent routine for meals and potty breaks
  • Enroll in a puppy kindergarten class