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Thursday, 18 November 2010 15:10 |
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If you spend your Thanksgiving holiday doing any type of cleaning, dish washing, dog washing; or simply trying to avoid ruining your nice clothes, we’ve got something special for you. On the Cuff was originally designed for giving animals a bath, and it works well for this if you have a dog that doesn't mind a bath. But we found we like this product even more when we’re doing dishes, working around kids, cleaning dog and cat bowls, adding water to waterers, or any time we’re involved with water, a sink or liquid that makes a mess.
The sponges simply fit onto your wrist to absorb any dripping water from hitting your sleeve. It’s ease in quick cleanups is the reason it has become one of our favorites for the holiday gift list!
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Written by Pack Leader
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Thursday, 11 November 2010 21:44 |
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 These shampoos and wipes are so safe and so gentle that it’s the official product for animals in the San Diego Zoo. We were so impressed with these products that we’re even considering making them available through our site – and we don’t even sell products! Here’s a quick overview on why we love them: They are safe, they smell amazing and they are priced right. Read on to learn why we love the shampoo, the ear and eye wipes, the Spritz, and the travel wipes.
Earthbath All Natural Oatmeal and Aloe Shampoo, 16-Ounce : Some of our furry friends have skin allergies and sensitivities that can make it difficult to keep them clean. This problem was solved with the hypoallergenic shampoo from earthbath. It’s safe for even young animals over 6 wks old, cats, and it will not interfere with topical flea and tick applications. It is soap free, which means it only contains coconut-based cleansers, olive oil and other all-natural products.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 03 November 2012 20:16 |
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Written by Pack Leader
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Monday, 08 November 2010 15:21 |
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If you’re one of the millions of people who go walking with your dog each day, this is a product that you’ll find an immediate use for. The Zippity Poo Da leash is designed to offer a way for owners to pick up after their pooch on each walk, without having to carry around a bag of waste (which let’s face it – is embarrassing.)
The leash/pouch combo is designed with a cute little bag that velcros all the way open. On one end is a “bag dispenser” and will hold a 50-count roll of plastic bags, or you can use recycled plastic bags from your grocery shopping adventure. This is one way that it helps contribute to the environment.
Once you’ve picked up after your pet, you simply use the top compartment to store the waste until you run across a garbage can or make the journey home. A velcro opening that runs the entire length of the bag makes disposal simple and clean.
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Written by Pack Leader
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Wednesday, 10 November 2010 15:08 |
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Before you head out to Grandmother's house this busy season, be sure your pet is safely restrained while you drive. One of the biggest dangers on the road is an unsecured pet. Think about it. If a small animal attempts to hide under your feet while driving, you could easily lose control of your vehicle. The cute little Shitzu sitting in your lap as you drive has essentially just become an air bag. The big dog nosing his way to the front of the car for a better view can just as easily become the equivalent of a 600-lb projectile. These are tough images, I know. But, it’s important for us to understand how critical it is to secure our pets while driving.
The Pet Net is an absolutely wonderful product designed to keep your pet in the back of your car and out of your lap.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 November 2010 15:35 |
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Written by The Bookworm
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Monday, 08 November 2010 15:00 |
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Take two right turns, a left, another left, and you’re there.
Or was that two lights and a left? Or, wait, was it – no, you should have written it down. Now you’re discombobulated, your GPS is wrong, your map is old, you’re late, and this part of town is way beyond scary.
You hate being lost. Now imagine how your beloved pet would feel, and you understand the panic and despair on both sides of “Huck”, the new boy-and-his-dog memoir by Janet Elder.
Even before he could talk, it was obvious that Janet Elder’s son Michael loved animals.
Elder somewhat blamed herself. She and her husband furnished Michael with the requisite squad of stuffed animals when he was small. They indulged him when he made pets of inchworms from produce stands, and smiled when he befriended livestock while on vacation.
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