Thermo-Bed
Our take: Dual thermostats maintain the temperature at a comfy cozy 102°F, the high end of the normal canine body temp. Generally speaking, that's a good 15 or 20 degrees above the air temperature in winter. The heater can be removed so you can wash the cotton cover, which I like. The cord has a white plastic cover to avoid chewing mishaps, but I still wouldn't let a mouthy puppy use any heated bed with an electrical cord. The dogs weigh in: Unbelievably, arthritic old Fred preferred his regular bean bag snuggle bed to any of the heated ones (what a creature of habit). He just didn't want to have squat to do with them. Go figure. Ginger liked the Thermo-Bed, as did the cat. Cost: high--Phyllis DeGioia Heated dog bed reviews:  
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Dog Buggies
Tessa my JRT who is almost 13yrs has had major ops during which she inhaled vomit under anesthetic and scarred her lungs, I found that by... (continued) |
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Aug 16, 2008 2:52am by PATRICIANEILLY view |
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Dog shade
I heard something a month or so ago about the Instant Shade Awning from the folks at Dog Show Stuff (yahoo group). I am wondering if anyone else has tried this product and how they like it. |
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Aug 11, 2008 3:12pm by kcp1948 view |
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Pet portrait artist
Hello. I am creating custom hand painted fine art portraits in acrylic and watercolor of your dog, cat, horse or other family member. Welcome to http://www.pet-arts.com ~ Thank you! |
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Aug 11, 2008 1:38pm by ElenaSt view |
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Jolly Ball
Great Product! We bought the 10 inch ball and our dog loves it. It's big enough and hard enough she can't chew on it so she pushes it a... (continued) |
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Jul 9, 2008 9:20am by hoochiemama view |
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