Friday, October 1, 2010

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Casual Canine Hot Diggity Dog with Katchup Dog Halloween Costume Small Decide Now


My boyfriend and I saw this in a magazine one day. We own a daschund/pekingese mix, and thought it'd be cute to put this on her. We received it in the mail, and the first time I put it on her, the entire thing fell apart. The ketchup strip came off the costume, the straps didn't stay together, and then started coming off the costume, and the seams of the buns started coming undone. Obviously, this costume was cheaply made. We still got a couple good laughs out of it, but that's all.Get more detail about Casual Canine Hot Diggity Dog with Katchup Dog Halloween Costume Small.

LARGE - Prison Pooch Dog Costume Right now


This costume is cute; however, the hat is difficult to position
and keep on the dog's head and the costume stiching is strained
around the chest of my pug. All in all, it worked out fine for
the occasion.Get more detail about LARGE - Prison Pooch Dog Costume.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Lowest Price Tick Twister


This little gadget does actually work most of the time. My Vet charges $8 each for this and he can't keep them on the shelves. I can't say that the device is perfect, but it sure beats trying to get those things off any other way. it's far more reliable than any of the tweezer type gadets being promoted as Tick removers.

The tick twister works best when the tick is engorged (and looking like an ugly grey raisin). If the tick is still feeding and not yet fully engorged, it's a little bit harder to get off but not impossible. However, even noting that, most of the time when you find a tick on your dog, it's either not bitten them yet or, sadly, has already had a feast. Always check under your pet's collar during tick season or after a walk in a tick infested area. It's easier to dislodge the tick the quicker you find them.

The little prong device is good at sliding around the tick so that when you apply pressure, you release the whole tick and don't leave the mouth embedded in your darling doggie's neck or body. It is much better than using tweezers, a match head (heaven forbid!) or rubbing alcohol.

I suggest that you keep one of these in your pet First Aid kit and also carry one with you when you go to the Dog park. it might not even be a bad idea to keep one in the car. This is the kind of device you will want to have multiples of. Buy several at once and save on shipping. You may not think you need one now, but ticks are increasingly becoming a year-round concern in many parts of the country.

The first time you use this, you'll see the genius of it. it beats the key-chain devices hands down.Get more detail about Tick Twister.