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More Amazing Products for Pets

I've been spending far too much blog space worrying and writing about stray cats. It's time for some fun, so I thought I'd feature a few of the latest sometimes cool, sometimes useless products for pets:

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I think this is one of those items that seemed like a good idea at the time.

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The Crazy Cat Lady costume -- just in time for Halloween.

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Some pets are notorious for gulping down their food only to barf it up a few minutes later. These three posts encourage your pet to dine at a more leisurely pace. Might also frustrate the hell out of them. Note to self: find out if this product is available for humans.

The "click on the bowl to see how it works" doesn't work for me.

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This outdoor enclosure is supposed to keep your cat safe from predators and getting lost or run over. But all I can think of when I look at it is:

1) The potential for it to roll down the driveway or lawn, and into the path of an oncoming car.

2) How a large dog might view this as a gigantic toy -- with a live kitty inside! Kind of like a Cracker Jack box for canines.

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That's one tired puppy!

Photo credit: from PETtell by Adrienne

Free dog toys at i-pets.com

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SPECIAL

FREE TOY with purchase

Order $40.00 or more at i-pets.com and they'll throw in a toy valued at $2.00 or greater.

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Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part Seven

Claim: Photograph shows a 115-pound coyote killed in New York.

Status: Real picture; inaccurate description.

Reference: Snopes

Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part Six

Claim: Thousands of Japanese pet owners were victimized by swindlers who sold them sheep and told them the animals were poodles.

Status: False.

Reference: Snopes

Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part Five

Claim: Photograph shows fireman receiving kiss of gratitude from a Doberman he had just rescued from a house fire.

Status: Real picture; inaccurate description.

Reference: Snopes

Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part Four

Claim: Photograph shows a fox amidst a group of dogs.

Status: False.

Reference: Snopes

Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part Three

Claim: Photograph shows Brutus, a canine Medal of Honor recipient.

Status: False.

Reference: Snopes

Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part Two

Claim: A sanctuary for dogs is maintained on a "dog island" off the coast of Florida.

Status: False.

Reference: Snopes

Internet Hoaxes: Dogs, Part One

Claim: Photograph shows Hercules, the world's biggest dog.

Status: False.

Reference: Snopes

Here's a fun way to tour New York

Looking for something fun and different to do in New York City? Look no further.

If you’re a dog owner, or even just a dog lover, you’re in for a treat. Tourists and locals alike will have a doggone good time with New York Dog Tours. They offer you and your furry friends the opportunity to get out there and experience New York City like you’ve never experienced it before.

Visit some of the most dog-friendly places in Manhattan. Each of the three walking tours is specifically designed to entertain and educate. You’ll visit famous landmarks, find hidden-treasure pet shops, and discover historical facts that will surprise even the most seasoned New Yorker. Whether you want to spend quality time with your pet, meet other animal lovers, learn about the attractions New York has to offer, or just take a stroll around Manhattan, you’ll find what you’re looking for with New York Dog Tours.

Sounds like fun!

I would rub his belly!

Just like Joey and Maggie, at The Long and Short of it All: A Dachshund Dog News Magazine, I didn't know that it was David Duchovny's voice on the Pedigree commercials, saying,

"Rub my belly. Seriously. Rub it"

Is this why he's in rehab?

Golf balls found inside 'rattling' dog

Owner Chris Morrison had been taking five-year-old black labrador Oscar round the Pitreavie golf course in Dunfermline for several months.

He took Oscar to the vet after noticing a rattling sound coming from his pet's stomach.

They then discovered that 13 golf balls - each weighing 45 grams - were lodged in his stomach. One of the balls had been in his stomach so long that it had turned black and was decomposing.

The balls were removed two weeks ago in a successful hour-long operation.

Source: BBC

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