Chilly Dog Sweaters Review
Since Duke really is too large to fit many items, I have resorted to dressing up Jax. :) He really does get cold during our winters and I am always on the lookout for high quality sweaters that will keep him warm.
The first sweaters that I have found that I am actually really happy with the quality are Chilly Dog Sweaters. These hand knit sweaters are very thick, compared to many sweaters I have seen. They also come in many pretty colors and patterns. I choose a green sweater that looks great on Jax. It fits well and if he was a dog, is high cut enough to allow male dogs to go potty.
I will note that these sweaters are available in sizes up to xxx-large, so while I haven't tried, I think one might fit Duke.
I would give this sweater a 5 out of 5 stars and would HIGHLY recommend them to anyone looking for a high quality, warm sweater for their dog or cat.
Purchase chilly dog sweaters.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Chilly Dog Sweaters for a Cat
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
GoDog Tough Balls with Chew Guard from Sherpa
GoDog Tough Balls by Sherpa Review
Duke is not a chewer, but he likes to destroy toys. He has no interest in chewing on things he is supposed to (or not supposed to for that matter), rather he likes to take plush toys and tear them apart. He will slowly rip off the tails, ears, and noses; eventually he rips it open and takes out all of the stuffing. I am always looking for durable plush dog toys that he can't destroy shortly after getting them. I came across the GoDog Tough Balls while looking for other dog toys and they came highly recommended as a durable dog toy.
I bought one for Duke, and so far after a few months it still has all of its body parts and its stuffing. Not only are these toys durable, but they are also very cute!
I give the GoDog Tough Balls with Chew Guard by Sherpa a 5 out of 5 stars.
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Monday, November 16, 2009
World's Best Cat Litter
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Bessie & Barnie Bagel Dog Bed
Do you have a big dog like me and are looking for a high quality dog bed that would fall apart shortly after using it?
I recently got a size x-large (60" in diameter) Bessie & Barnie bagel bed in rosebud fur brown in! These beds are huge and soft and comfortable!
Pros: Large, Soft, Comfortable.
Cons: Nothing
These beds are custom made when ordered, so they they take a little while longer, but are worth it!
I give this bed a 5 out of 5 stars
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Thursday, October 1, 2009
Up Country Dog Collar- Blue Modern Dots
Up Country Dog Collar review
walks and taking him to the bathroom. You can read my comfortflex limited slip collar reivew on this blog also. Posted by Jenny at 3:07 PM 0 comments
Labels: dog collars
Friday, September 25, 2009
Why the TreatStik?
Teaching your dog how to use the TreatStik?
· There are two sizes- small and large- so make sure you choose one that is appropriate for your dog.
· Most dogs will need to learn to use this toy. Most will not know how to use it the first time you give it to them.
· Fill the toy with treats or kibble.
· The item that you choose to fill the TreatStik with must fit through the oval hole.
· Place it on the floor and push it so the treats fall out.
· If your dog struggles with using it, put peanut butter on it to encourage them to play with it.
· Make sure you allow your dog enough time to learn how to play with this toy.
· This toy is very good for dogs that are food motivated. Dogs that are motivated with other things such as balls, may take a lot more time to get used to it.
Safe use of the TreatStik
· While this toy is durable, no toy is indestructible, supervise your dog’s use with this product.
· Inspect the TreatStik regularly. Look for cracks, missing pieces, tears, and other imperfections.
· Replace worn or damaged toys immediately.
· This is NOT meant to be a chew toy.
What can I put in the TreatStik?
· Any food, treats, or kibble that will fit through the small hole can be used.
How can the TreatStik help with weight control?
· Dogs were meant to forage for their food. Feeding your dog with the TreatStik provides an easy, interactive, & stimulating way to give meals. Your dog will have a healthy release from boredom and be entertained while eating.
The TreatStik is also sometimes spelled TreatStix.
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Labels: dog toys
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Paw Lickers Dog Treats
Paw Lickers Dog Treats Review
I am always looking for different dog treats that Duke likes because he is very picky when it comes to his treats.
I had a chance to get a box of the Paw Lickers Dog Treats in the assorted variety. They are a combination of
He really does like these treats. There are some flavors (I can’t tell for most which is which) that he likes better than others, but I have now boughten these 3 times- which is a good thing for him!
Pros: Lots of variety, with all the different varieties, in one box he gets many different choices. All natural with no by products or preservatives
Cons: Small box. No option to choose which flavors.
I give this product a 5 out of 5 stars.
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