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Sleep Right Thermal Dog Cushion Our take: I like this a lot because it doesn't use electricity and can wash easily even in hot water. In-between the two layers of fleece is some heat-reflecting material that uses the dog's body heat and actually gets a degree or two warmer than the dog's body temperature. It makes for the original snug as a bug in a rug. It's an excellent choice for chewers and incontinent dogs. The dogs weigh in: Ginger and Clint loved it (Fred stuck to his snuggle bed). It didn't have any lumps or bumps or cords and still reflected heat no matter how many times I washed it in hot water after incontinent Clint used it. Cost: low --Phyllis DeGioia Heated dog bed reviews See all product reviews. |
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ZOOMBACK? ANYONE USED IT?
It looks pretty cool. Has anyone had any experience with it? I'd be afraid my dog would lose her collar! |
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Nov 17, 2008 6:51pm by saazuka view |
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My puppy accidentally ate chicken bones...
I have an 11 week old Siberian Husky and she just got into a plate of chicken buffalo wings. She ate four of them including the bone. I ... (continued) |
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Nov 10, 2008 6:21am by vanita_austen view |
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PANCREATITIS IN DOGS
MY BEAUTIFUL 10 LB. 3 YEAR OLD SHIHTZU (PIPPI)HAD PANCREATITIS A FEW WEEKS AGO. SHE SPENT NEARLY 3 DAYS IN THE HOSPITAL. I WAS BESIDE MY... (continued) |
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Nov 7, 2008 7:03pm by lu621 view |
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Licking puppy!
I have an 11 week old Huskamute and he keeps licking everything in sight!! - Sofa, floor, trousers (while on me!), brick around the fire... (continued) |
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Nov 6, 2008 2:53am by carleyfitchett view |
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