Tag: Dogs

  • I’m a Dog, You’re a Cat Love Lessons from Our Furry Friends

    I really thought this book was just going to be another Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus book using stereotypical dogs are dumb, cats are distant types of statements. I was wrong (I know hard to believe me admitting that, huh). As a pet person I honestly did not want to like this…

  • Sticky Buddy Great for Pet Owners

    I just got a chance to try out the [amazon_link id=”B007FRSX0U” target=”_blank” ]Sticky Buddy[/amazon_link] and while I am skeptical of ALL As Seen On TV products, I was pleasantly surprised by this one. [amazon_link id=”B007FRSX0U” target=”_blank” ]The Sticky Buddy[/amazon_link] quickly and easily removed all cat hair left by my three kitties on their favorite sleeping spots. It…

  • March Madness SCIFIpawty Not Basketball

    March is here which means Boris and I must really step up the pace and get our butts in gear if we want SCIFIpawty to be a big success. This will be the third year for the world’s only animal host animal attended virtual science fiction party held on twitter. (Humans are welcome but must…

  • FreeKibble.com Trivia = Food For Homeless Pets

    If you haven’t heard about FreeKibble.com it is about time you do. It is owned by the Halo company (you know the pet food company that has Ellen as an owner) and they have a different trivia question daily on their sites FreeKibble.com and FreeKibbleKat.com. (I just learned about the kitty one myself.) Every time…

  • Donations to the ARL and Other Stuff

    For the last couple of years Boris (that’s my cat) and I have been making donations and helping out our local animal shelters. When I make the donations I like to personal deliver them to the animals and take pictures of their little faces lighting up when they get a toy or a treat. Sometimes…

  • Halloween With Snickers

    A little before Halloween I heard about a great promotion that SheSpeaks.com was having for Snickers. So I quickly applied to be a part of it, telling them how much I love Halloween (it is my Christmas). I little while later I was told I had been chosen to be one of the Snickers “Coolest…

  • Iams Kicks Off Adoptions in National Adopt a Pet Month

    Iams Home 4 the Holidays officially opened its “doors” October 1st, the start of national Adopt a Pet Month and runs through the Holidays (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas and New Years) ending January 4, 2011. Their goal this year is to find homes for 1.5 million animals. If that wasn’t a lofty enough idea they…

  • Grass is Always Greener

    I bought the Dog’s Delight Sprout & Grow Garden for my cats (because I think cats like to eat grass as much if not more than dogs – just sayin’). It is made by Dunecraft the makers of fun, educational products for kids. You can find the items any where online or in Toys R…

  • More Animal Food & Treat Recalls

    I think every pet owner out there remembers the huge pet food recall a few years back that had to affect on every pet owners lives. That particular recall did not just hit one manufacturer or brand, but a huge list. In trying to keep my fur kids safe from such things I keep an…

  • 32nd Annual Walk for the Animals 2009

    This past Saturday was the Humane Society of Berks County‘s 32nd Annual Walk for the Animals and Walktoberfest at the Reading Phillies baseball stadium. The weather was really nice and sunny (first time in a few years for them).  Lots of dogs and their people showed up to walk, have fun and raise money to…

  • Kitty Cats and Their Duckie Club

    Boris and his pals on Twitter are at it again! They started a way fun Duckie Club and all you need to join is a Ducky with a rather interesting name. Boris Named his Kong Ducky Sir Quacky McGee. (He had to have a little Simpson’s in him since he is so yellow.) These are…

  • What Is All The Hubbub About

    A group of 30 dogs let out the world’s loudest bark the other day according to the Guinness Book of World Records. Their barks reached 115 decibels. Man that’s loud! The recorded was previously held by a larger group of dogs in the US. Wonder if the number of dogs now factors into the equation…