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Let Your Dog Make A Splash In The Bone Pool

Dog in Bone Pool by One Dog One Bone Enterprises

by Cindi Brown

When summer comes, your hot dog will want to cool off. Rover can make a real splash in the Bone Pool by One Dog One Bone Enterprises. This stylin' dog pool is a sure way to beat the heat.

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Pet Couture: Legally Blonde Dog

by Kitty Devine

The popular movie Legally Blonde has been turned into a musical that is now wowing audiences in London's West End. One of the most popular characters of both stage and screen is Bruiser, the long-suffering, overly-pampered pooch. Despite the ironic big boy named for a Chihuahua, Bruiser is totally a diva dog in designer togs. Now you're dog can go Legally Blonde too with this fun outfit.

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7 Drinks & Drink Accessories To Serve Your Dog In A Bar

Dawg Grog, image by Jill Rosell Photography

by Lady Bee

Our dogs need another place to be seen and sniffed, and Starbucks' patios just don't offer enough excitement. No, dogs want to go drinking with their owners, to bars where there's a lot more action than Starbucks! Does this photo convince you?

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Zukes Treats For Dogs And Cats- Product Review

by Daylyn Snyder

It is important for us to provide our pets with healthy options when it comes to food and treats. This company provides a huge variety of healthy treats for your dogs and cats.

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Hartz Pulls Two Contaminated Dog Treats Off The Shelves

Hartz Chicken Chews & Oinkies pulled from shelves

by Lady Bee

The Hartz Mountain Corporation, makers of Hartz Chicken Chews and Hartz Oinkies® Pig Skin Twists (pig skins wrapped in chicken) dog treats, pulled those products off store shelves yesterday in response to the company's own findings of contamination in the products. These two chicken products, like many other chicken treats made in China, were found to contain residue of unapproved antibiotics in them.

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Doggles PentaPulls DogToys: Rough & Tough & Lots Of Fun (Review)

by Lady Bee

.... The Doggle toys cost a bit more than your average stuffed toys with squeakers, but you get a lot more for your money, and these toys withstand a lot of rough play. They keep my dog happy and busy and that makes me a fan!

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Pet Couture: Doggy Valentine's Day

by Kitty Devine

Your cuddly canine can be dressed for fun this Valentine's Day with this 100% cotton t-shirt with a dazzling heart tattoo crafted from brilliant Rhinestones. Your dog can go solo or you can also order a women's t-shirt to match and the two of you can go as a pair.

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Pet Couture: A Doggy Vision In Red And White

White Snowflake Sweater and Hood for Dogs

by Kitty Devine

Your dog can be a stylish vision in red and white this Valentine's Day with this fetching little hoodie, not to mention staying warm in the winter weather. Just one look and everyone will know just how much you love your precious pooch.

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Why Risk Packaged Dog Jerky When You Can Make It Yourself - Easily!

by Lady Bee

Nearly every day another pet food company is recalling its jerky treats for dogs; there are so many recalls of treats made in China, and even some supposedly made in the U.S., that I have alligned myself with the make-it-yourself crowd. I buy and use the same ingredients for my dog as I do for myself from the same grocers. Here are the tools I use and a make-your-dog-go-nuts recipe for chicken jerky.

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5 Tips To Help Your Dogs & Cats Lose Weight

by Lady Bee

Dogs and cats don't make New Year's resolutions (typically), but if they did, they probably would not vow to drop a few pounds this year. More than 50 percent of them are reportedly overweight, however, and it's our responsibility as pet owners to help them reach healthy weight goals. But for many of us, denying food to our cats and dogs can be harder than achieving and keeping our own weight loss goals.

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