Snuggle Safe Microwave Heat Pad
Snuggle Safe Microwave Heat Pad (distributed in the U.S. by Pet Supply Imports Inc.) Our take: You just heat this round thick disc in the microwave and it stays warm for up to 10 hours. It's too warm right out of the microwave to place directly next to the skin, so you slide it under the cover of your dog's bed, or a blanket. Or you can buy a fleece cover for it. There's no worrying about it overheating or shorting out, and no worrying about a dog possibly chewing part of it and getting hurt. The dogs weigh in: It's fairly thick so it can create a warm lump on which to sleep, and Fred thought it was too thick. Ginger wouldn't stay on it. Our basenji friends, however, zero in on this like white on rice, and their mom has bought several over the years to use while she commutes to work on cool mornings; the late Kiwi loved these in her last years when she was always seeking extra warmth. Cost: low --Phyllis DeGioia Heated dog bed reviews  
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Anyone have tips on how to keep doggie shoes on?
We just bought shoes for our border collie because he slips and slides on the hardwood floors. They seem to slip down where they flop on... (continued) |
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Aug 15, 2008 4:02pm by cowgirlchick78 view |
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nipping
my puppy australian cattle/terrier she is seven weeks old what do about him nipping at my feet. She moves so fast that once in a while I step on her paws. please help. |
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Aug 8, 2008 9:05pm by annalauraatkins view |
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Collar on new puppy
We were given a pug puppy that is between three and four months old. He was left alone quite a bit. He hasn't worn a collar until now. We... (continued) |
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Jul 15, 2008 7:25am by Luna view |
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1 ft leash (loop)
The trainer in our class suggested this leash (it's really just a loop), as a solution for walking tall dogs. It was hard to find, local... (continued) |
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Jul 12, 2008 2:42pm by Luna view |
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