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Annie and the BIG Fuzzy Wuzzy Sheep

Posted November 30 by Fido

Just wanted to share this great picture we received from another of our favorite customers: Annie the Dachshund. She loves toys that are as big (or bigger) as she is!

The Fuzzy Wuzzy Sheep has been a favorite for lots of the pups visiting PamperYourDog.com. It comes in two sizes so both the small dogs and the big dogs can enjoy this adorable lamb. Annie is playing with the big size in this picture!

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Toby and his Dog Gone Smart Bed

Posted November 23 by Fido

This is Toby. He's my boy. Toby is 10 years old and struggles with arthritis and just plain the challenges of being an older big dog. Most of his days are good and he feels great with the help of arthritis medication and glucosomine supplements. Poor guy has been stuck on an old bed in the living room. So it was time to get a new bed! Here's a picture of him enjoying his Dog Gone Smart Dog Bed at home. As you can see he sinks down in it and finds it REALLY comfortable.

These are the greatest beds. They are covered in 100% soft cotton canvas. Dog Gone Smart Technology® uses NanoSphere® and a state-of-the-art bacteriostatic to create healthier pet products that stay clean naturally. The fabrics are non-toxic, pet safe, environmentally friendly and earned the Bluesign® health seal of approval! Extremely resistant to liquids, dirt and coat oil. The fabric contains ActiveSilver, a permanent antimicrobial that kills bacteria and viruses. All that sounds really technical but all I can tell you is they repel everything!

PamperYourDog.com has these available in Donut Beds, Crate/Travel Pads, Rectangle and Round Beds. They come in Red, Khaki, Brown and Navy.

And I had to include my favorite picture of my handsome boy, Toby.

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Our Warehouse Dog

Posted November 20 by Fido

This is Flynn. He likes to help out around the warehouse for PamperYourDog.com. There are so many fun toys around the building that it takes all his self control to not get into them. We did catch a photo of him when he decided he was going to try to steal one. Of course, he knows how this works. He steals it and it becomes his toy to play with at the warehouse while his mom Judy is packing up packages to send to customers. He's laid claim to a Baa Baa ball, a Periwinkle Dragon and a Red Penguin over recent months. Flynn is a rescued Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier living in his furever home where he is spoiled, pampered and loved.

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Good Karma Rope Toys

Posted November 17 by Fido

PamperYourDog.com carries six different styles of these great rope toys. Pepper the Penguin, Derby the Horse, Lucky the Dog, Jerry the Giraffe, Larry the Lion, Coco the Elephant, Ted the Turtle, and Louie the Lobster. All are priced under $15.00!

Nominated and rated by numerous magazines as one of the best toys for puppies and dogs. These adorable toys come in 2 sizes and are offered in a variety of animal shapes. The toys are made from 100% natural dyed cotton thread and are hand tied. MADE IN THE USA. Proven

to improve dental health and guaranteed to provide hours of chewing and tugging fun.

Each rope toy comes with a story of how it was rescued and the manufacturer donates part of the proceeds to benefit the Rescue Train organization, a charitable no kill organization dedicated to eliminating animal suffering. These toys bring good karma!

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Dangerous Flowers and Plants

Posted November 14 by Fido

Flowers and plants add beauty to any holiday, and they make great holiday gifts. But if your family includes pets, you may want to learn which plants are safe and which ones you need to avoid.

Here is a list of plants to avoid. Remember that ingesting bulb plants often cause the most severe illnesses.

Holly - (Ilex sp.). This plant, commonly found around Christmas time, can cause intense vomiting and diarrhea. Mental depression can also occur.

Amaryllis - (Amaryllis spp). Ingestion can result in vomiting, diarrhea, depression, lack of appetite, tremors, drooling and abdominal pain.

Mistletoe - (Phoradendron spp.). This plant, another Christmas plant, can also cause significant vomiting and diarrhea. In addition, this plant has been associated with difficulty breathing, slowed heart rate, collapse and, if a lot is ingested, death has occurred. Some animals may even show erratic behavior and possible hallucinations.

Poinsettia - (Euphorbia). This plant can cause irritation to the mouth and stomach and sometimes vomiting. It has a low level of toxicity and is overrated as a toxic plant. Many people consider it basically non-toxic.

Christmas cactus, Thanksgiving cactus, Easter cactus - (Schlumbergera or Zygocactus). In dogs, if large quantities of this plant are ingested, vomiting, possibly with blood, diarrhea, possibly with blood and mental depression have been reported. With small ingestions, typically there are no signs of toxicity. These plants are considered low toxicity plants.

American bittersweet - (Celastrus scandens). Ingestion results in weakness, vomiting and seizures.

European bittersweet - (Solanum dulcamara). Ingestion results in drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, depression, lack of appetite, weakness, confusion and low heart rate.

Chrysanthemum - (Chrysanthemum morifolium). Ingestion results in vomiting, diarrhea, depression, drooling and lack of appetite.

Christmas rose - (Helleborus niger). Ingestion results in abdominal pain, vomiting, bloody diarrhea and delirium.

Jerusalem cherry - (Solanum pseudocapsicuni). Ingestion results in vomiting, diarrhea, mouth ulcers, seizures, mental depression, respiratory depression, shock and death.

Autumn crocus - (Colchicum autumnale). Ingestion of the bulbs results in mouth irritation, blooding vomiting, diarrhea, shock, kidney failure, liver damage and bone marrow suppression.

Burning bush - (Euronymous alatus). Ingestion can result in vomiting, diarrhea, depression and lack of appetite.

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