About

Uni Infinity (You and I Infinity) was born from a simple belief: life with pets should be joyful, not weighed down by everyday hassles. Inspired by my 13 lbs cockapoo, Uni, I set out to create thoughtfully designed, high-quality products that blend function with style — the kinds of things I wished existed as a pet parent.

As a small, one-woman-run American brand based in the suburbs of Massachusetts, I focus on the details that matter: natural and durable materials, thoughtful craftsmanship, and smart designs that fit seamlessly into everyday life. Pets give us unconditional love and endless joy, and I believe you should be able to fully enjoy life with them without being burdened by the little challenges of pet ownership. 

Comfort is key, both for pets and their owners, which is why my products are designed to make daily routines easier and more enjoyable. My goal is to make pet parenting more convenient, so you can spend less time worrying and more time cherishing the moments that truly matter.

Join me on this mission to make life with pets simpler, happier, and effortlessly delightful — one  product at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a bantam chicken - what size should I order?

Bantam chickens are typically size S or M. Typically sebright bantams and miniature silkies wear size S, while bantam silkies wear size M.

I have a bantam silkie - what size should I order?

Bantam silkies typically wear size M. Refer to size chart pictures for reference. If you are still unsure, feel free to send us a photo of your chicken and we can recommend a size for you!

I have a rescue chicken (unsure of breed), who is about 5lbs - what size should I order?

If your chicken is a standard sized chicken, size L will typically fit. Rounder chickens might need a size XL. Refer to pictures in our size chart for reference. If you are still unsure, feel free to send us a photo and we will recommend a size for you!

I have a standard sized chick - should I order size S/M instead of L?

You could, but chicks grow quickly. Typically by 8-12 weeks, they will require a size L diaper. Refer to the pictures in the size chart for reference. If you are still unsure, send us a photo and we will help recommend the correct size!