Thursday, May 24, 2018

How To Bathe A Puppy With Ease

How To Bathe A Puppy With Ease
The weather is finally getting nice and old man winter is a fast fading memory of being locked inside due to bad weather, and looking forward to the day it finally breaks. Now that the longer warmer and dryer days of late spring are upon us, and summer is fast approaching, then the puppy can get outside more into the air and enjoy the great outdoors as it should be.
Of course being outside more will also allow the puppy to get into more mischief and get into things that you wish they shouldn’t. What puppy can resist rolling in the new spring grass, or digging in the freshly planted and fertilized spring flower beds or simply just frolicking about in boisterous joy with their best four legged friends at the park or human friends in the backyard?
This time of year is the outside world for the puppy, the world of long walks, and lots of playtime at the park, beach days with the whole family, camping trips, hikes, and swim days at the lake or river. So much adventure but also so much grub and grime that can get on their coats, adding to their natural smell to sometimes produce an odor that only a puppy could like.
A long held belief is “Bathe Only For Beauty” meaning that unlike us humans that may shower on a daily basis, and cleanliness and bodily odor control is a social norm because of our interactions throughout a typical day with other humans, for a puppy bathing on a regular basis can rob the pup of natural oils that condition its coat and skin naturally, leading to skin eczema conditions. This can manifest in sensitive itchy skin for the puppy, leading to excessive scratching, and if they break the skin, could lead to infections.
That having been said, what can you do about a “summer smelly puppy”
Bathing a puppy will become necessary over the spring and summer months especially if they are spending more time on the outside, as they should with the longer days, and school vacations. But it is important to be aware of the effect that bathing has on the puppy. I usually bathe my puppies about once a month over the spring summer and autumn, but in between baths, I will groom daily with a grooming glove, and will wipe them down with a terry towel if they have been in the water, or at the beach or lake. I use a shampoo formulated for babies that is non-scented, and I towel dry. Do not let the puppy dry itself as it will want too, as it is going to go right outside and roll in the grass again or even worse, and you will be back to square one. Once they are dry, I apply a conditioning powder recommended by my vet, to help condition the coat, until the dog’s natural oils do the job by design. Pups and dogs hate being bathed,
and over the years I have had many dogs that only tolerate it, but are ecstatic when it is over. Some useful and simple to use products have come on the market that help with efficiently washing a puppy and even have extra features like massage heads that now enable the pup to have a more fun bath time experience. And of course you can bathe the puppy with ease s some of these accessories attach to a garden hose, so a quick and easy rinse before coming into the house can be the order of the day, as we move forward in the days.
So, let’s look at what’s available for a quick rinse off on the outside, in your backyard or front lawn.
Multi-functional Massage Shower Head for Pets.
 
Designed with special T type handheld anti fall off handle which allows you to shower your pet in comfort and control. Attaches to a standard garden hose. It has 15 massage nubbin teeth in the brushing head at the front of the shower head which gently massage the pet as you shower it. Made of high quality ABS and rubber material, durable and quality material throughout its construction for long life use. The shower head has a switch on the edge of it, easy to control on and off. The round silicone cap prevents water from entering pet eyes, nose and ears.
Features:
  • Showering Tool For Dogs and Pets
  • T handle for safe control
  • Leak proof hose attachment
  • Massage nubbins in head
  • Safe and gentle action on pet’s skin.
And what is available for a traditional inside bath.
2-in-1 Pet Bathing Brush & Shampoo Dispenser
 
Fill up the reservoir with a shampoo formulated for your dog. Press the button to dispense a little shampoo at a time when needed, and the soft gentle bristles will work up the shampoo into a rich deep cleaning lather. Use it as a regular bath brush also, or can be used dry as a grooming brush. Safe to use for all dog types. No more having to work a shampoo to get a good clean on your dog’s thick fur, this brush makes the task simple and less stressful for the dog at bath-time.
Features:
  • Easy-to-push button for dispensing shampoo.
  • Rubber tips help lather and remove dirt from pet's coat.
  • Also can be used on dry dog to remove dirt, dust and dead hair.
  • Gently massages in shampoo during bath.
  • Favored by dog owners and professional groomers the world over. 
Oval Pet Cleaning Bath Brush
 
Oval Pet Cleaning Bath Brush and Massage Brush and Comb with Adjustable Strap. Easily remove dead skin and shedding hair and dirt with this convenient to use palm brush. Attaches securely to your hand by a strap so that it does not slip from your grip during use. Can be used wet or dry. Nonabrasive and safe to use on all dogs, providing a pleasant massaging experience that they truly enjoy. Make bath time fun for you and your pet. Using dry is great as a tool for a shedding dog, removing the dead hair easily and safely. Can also be used as a comb in daily grooming to help keep your dog looking good. Just rinse and wash under running water to keep clean and ready for use.
Features:
  • Pet Grooming Rubber Oval Brush with Adjustable Strap
  • Efficacy: Dirt Removal and Massage
  • Easy to clean and disinfect just rinse under hot water.
  • Removes dead scaly skin and hair.
  • Made from non-toxic rubber.
  • Grooming brush for small, medium and large pets
And for in between baths I use,
Magic grooming and de-shedding brush glove for dogs.
 
The warm feel of a human hand against their bodies is both rewarding and in a dogs mind is associated with love and affection. Metal combs can sometimes be harsh and abrasive on a dog’s skin causing rashes and skin irritation. The blades of metal combs are not flexible or soft which can also dig into a dog’s skin causing pain. Grooming should be a pleasant experience for your dog, and something that they look forward to. Our glove is made from a non-harmful silicon material that is very soft and gentle to the skin. It perfectly fits to the human hand and easily removes the hair of your pet without tugging and ripping that metal combs can do. Rubber tips are designed to stick the hair to the glove and prevent the fur from flying around. It saves you from a huge hair mess in your home. Includes gentle tips that gives your pet a relaxing massage while removing any dirt and loose hair, emulating a petting action that your dog will love. The five-finger glove is designed to groom short, long, dry and dry wet hair. The hair sticks to the glove, and it is easy to peel and remove hair from your dog. Make grooming into a fun and rewarding experience for your dog…they will love you the more for it.
Features:
  • Non Harmful silicone.
  • Glove Design.
  • Massaging action
  • Grooming and De-shedding tool.
  • Good for all fur types and dog breeds.
  • Makes grooming fun and rewarding.
  • Gentle and non-aggressive action
So in conclusion you will find it necessary to bathe your puppy a couple of times over the spring summer and autumn months. You now have the option of a quick hose down of the pet in the backyard, or of giving the puppy a bath on the inside, either way will work great. Do remember that you should as a rule:
“Bathe For Beauty”
It is not necessary to give daily baths or weekly baths to the puppy, you may do more harm than good if you do, over the long term.

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Which Pet Portable Drinking Bottle Is Best We Review The Top Three Most Popular

Which Pet Portable Drinking Bottle Is Best
We Review The Top Three Most Popular
Water is essential for life to exist. We need it to stay healthy and have our bodies function without issues. Our pets need to stay hydrated also. The hot summer days present some challenges to help keep our pets adequately hydrated while we are walking them, running with them, jogging or hiking with them.
It is important to not share our own personal drinking water with a dog. A pet should have its own clean supply that is fresh, free of harmful chemicals and additives, and convenient and easy to drink from. Drinking from streams lakes and rivers can harbor some dangerous Algae blooms that can be toxic to our pets at worst, or give our pets a nasty dose of diarrhea, or digestive tract conditions that left untreated can lead to more serious issues with vital organs and quality of life.
Communal drinking fountains, the type usually found at parks and in public places can harbor many hidden dangers to your puppy. A sick dog or dogs could just have been drinking from them, passing that sickness along to your healthy pet. Birds and insects, and rodents also drink from these communal drinking fonts and bowls which may carry some diseases harmful to your puppy. Drinking from grey water sources like landscaping spigots or valves is also a bad idea for your puppy, as this water is not suitable for human consumption, so I suggest should not be a drinking source for your pet neither.
With to-days innovations in pet drinking bottles it’s never been easier to carry for your pet its own supply of fresh clean healthy drinking water for whatever activity that you are engaging in with your pet. All offer some advantages, and all are adequate to the task.
We have reviewed three of the most popular available to-day.
400 ml Filtered Pet Drinking Bottle
 
Where safe drinking water is a must. Portable dog drinking filter bottle 400 ml capacity. With a built in carbon activated filter that is replaceable, it removes the unpleasant odors and the chlorinate residues that are found in a lot of water sources including tap water, absorbs those foreign substances and improves the flavor. Anti-bacterial material, safe and healthy. 
Simple to operate comes with a one-touch waterproof button that is easy to use. It is curved in design which allows a dog or cat tongue to lap and drink from the bowl without splashing.
Safe materials used throughout construction that are food grade and non-toxic. Very durable and robust design. Suitable for outdoor travel, walking, hiking, at the beach or park and camping use where clean drinking water for your pet is a must.
Convenient to carry, can attach to a waist belt, a backpack, or fits into a pants or jacket pocket.
How it works
  • To release water simply press the button located at the front of the bottle

  • Filtered Water gently streams into small attached bowl

  • Release the button to stop flow of water

  • When finished simply turn the nozzle to lock into place

Drinking Water Squeeze Cup Bottle
 
This 400 ml capacity water bottle for dogs that consists of a squeezable water holder and a small bowl attached to the top of it, is a convenient way to give your dog fresh clean drinking water. When you are at the park, communal drinking bowls that are found at parks and public spaces can harbor bacteria that can be harmful to a dog. Other dogs who may be sick could have just drank water from those community fonts and bowls, plus birds and other wild animals and rodents can also drink from them. Having your own safe drinking water is a must for good dog health and wellness. Great for all occasions, and It can be used by all dogs—large, small, young, or old—at the dog park, on long walks, in the car, running, hiking or virtually anywhere else you choose to go with your pup. It'll keep dogs well-hydrated at all times, but will be especially handy on the hottest summer days. Easy to carry on a belt, or in a backpack.
How It Works
  • Fill the bottle with clean tap water from home

  • Squeeze bottle and water fills the cup for the dog to drink.

  • Release the squeeze and the excess water flows back into the bottle for use again.
  • Safe clean water at all times
  • Non-toxic food grade materials
Portable Water Drinking Bottle
 
An easy to carry portable water drinking bottle for a dog. Easy to use. Safe non-toxic materials, will not harm your pet. Always have fresh water for your dog at the park, when you are hiking together, or running, or camping. Carry one in your car or truck for immediate use. Fits into standard size drink holders. Easy to clean just rinse under hot water. Can clip to a belt, or hang from a backpack for easy carry. Great to have at all times. Dogs need to stay hydrated in the hot months, and should never drink from your water bottle, this simple to use solution allows you to carry your own pet’s safe drinking supply of water.
How It Works
  • Fill the bottle with clean drinking water at home before leaving
  • Tilt the bottle up perpendicular
  • The water flow into the curved drinking trough
  • Squeeze the bottle to deliver more water if needed
  • Fold the drinking trough back into bottle when pet is finished drinking
So always remember to not have your pet drink from any standing water source, any streams, rivers, lakes. Any community drinking fonts or troughs. Never have them drink from grey water sources like irrigation sprinklers, landscaping spigots, or standing pipes, or any dubious valve that you do not know the source of the water.
Water is life for you and your puppy as long as it is clean, healthy, free of toxins, and safe.

Tuesday, May 22, 2018

A Guide To Successful Camping With A Beagle Tips And Tricks Learned Over The Years

A Guide To Successful Camping With A Beagle
Tips And Tricks Learned Over The Years
Its camping season and the wilds are calling your name loudly. I look forward to late spring because in my mind that is the start of camping season for me and my dogs.
Some people look forward to opening day for hunting, and some people look forward to opening day for fishing, but with me I looked forward to the longer milder days of spring and then the hotter days of summer and autumn that follow. This to me always says getting away for a few days every month, and spending that time camping in a wilderness park with my Beagle dog Oakie.
I have had many dogs over the years and all have been my companion on camping trips. Each dog had its own particular qualities that either suited very well the wilderness experience, or were more of a handful than what I was expecting. When I choose a Beagle I was particularly looking for a breed that would be considered “outdoorsy” and that would be hardy enough to take the spills and thrills of living in the wilderness for a few days a month, from spring until late autumn. Having had the experience of camping with other dog breeds, I was ahead of the game in terms of knowing some of the things to expect, and what I could do about it.
Because I am a city dweller, then when I get away for my few days of camping, I really want to get away, and that to me is camping in remote spots that do not attract a lot of people, and are spare in conveniences and comforts. I usually like to go to a high country location and that in itself can present some challenges to both dog and man. So let me share some tips and advice that may help you to have the experience that you are seeking for you and your dog.
How To Prepare.
A good general never goes into battle without preparing, otherwise he is setting up for defeat. I prepare over the long winter months by building some stamina and endurance into my dog by going on long walks over varying terrain, each subsequent walk a little longer than the previous one. This way I am building strong muscle structure on the dog, and stamina for the long distance. I also walk the dog on a fixed leash that is fifty feet long, as this is my preferred leash to use when I am hiking with the dog on camping trips. I have Oakie checked out by the Vet to make sure that he does not have any underlying medical issues that might be a concern. So, this is important to do, go to your Vet and have the animal fully checked over just to make sure that he is in good condition and able for the adventure.
What To Pack.
My philosophy is to pack as light as possible. I have learned this over many years. The idea of wilderness camping is to not try to bring every home comfort that you can think of for you and your pet, but rather to think about the minimal required for a safe and healthy trip for all.
So, let’s bring it down into its basic elements.
Shelter:
  1. All weather tent, for me and Oakie I use a six person tent, just for the extra room
  2. Warm all weather sleeping bag
  3. Ground sheet (under the tent) used as a moisture barrier between ground and interior of tent.
  4. Old sleeping bag for the dog. (Don’t laugh, otherwise the dog will climb into yours as the temperature drops during the night)
  5. Blow up air mattress for me (I like some comfort)
  6. Battery powered lamp
  7. Flashlight or two
Some dos and don’ts for the tent:
 
The most common question that I get asked is what about heating in the tent, what would I recommend? The plain answer is that I do not trust the commonly available space heaters and alcohol fueled heaters that are available for camping. I usually sit at a camp fire socializing and then when I am ready to lay down I go right to bed. I just think that is the safest option, as the risk of fire is too great. The second question that is commonly asked is what about toilet during the night for me and my dog, do you have some kind of porta-potty in the tent? The answer is no. Hence the flashlight. I go on the outside well away from the tent, otherwise again if you use the tent as a bathroom, instead of its intended purpose, which is a sleeping quarter out of the elements, then you risk so much in terms of having to deal with all of the issues that come along with human waste. What about when the dog wants to go? Luckily dogs are fairly regular for the most part in their movements, so they usually do not have to go like us humans do, during the night, but when I need to go I leash the dog up and take him outside with me. I would not leave the dog alone in the tent if I don’t have to.
Tip: Dress warm in the sleeping bag, and when you have to go, add some extra layers. Fleece lined track suits is what I usually wear, and when I need to go outside, I put on a heavy hoodie over it. Also I wear socks in the sleeping bag, so remember to have some slip-on's at the door of the tent, do not walk around in the dark on the outside in bare feet or stocking feet, it’s too dangerous.
Food:
 
For myself and any human companions that I am with I pack mostly dry foods, and canned foods and plenty of fruit. I carry my own drinking water supply using the campsite water for cleaning purposes only. For the dog I bring a small amount of dry food, but mostly canned wet food. From experience when you are feeding your dog at the campsite, it is not like at home, where your dog can nibble at the food for a while, then leave it and come back to it later on. You must remember that you are in a wilderness area that may be frequented by wild animals. The scent of processed food will carry a long distance, and you may end up with some unwanted visitors like Bears raiding your campsite.
I feed Oakie dry food at home, but when camping I want him to eat the entire meal at one sitting, so from experience I have found that mixing some dry food through a gravy rich canned wet food is quiet the treat for him and he wolfs it all down.
Tip: You cannot let any food exposed to the air for too long due to the scent attracting wild animals into the camp. So, wet food does the trick for me and my dog.
Store food in plastic containers with a tight fitting lip, then place the containers into a large cooler, then store this cooler inside your car or truck, usually in the back seat, or trunk of a car if it will fit.
Tip: Cover the cooler with a blanket or throw if the back seat is the only place you can store it. Bears have learned the shape of coolers and learned to associate a cooler as a food source, so if it is covered then they cannot identify it by sight and may just pass on by to the next easier food opportunity.
Tip: Use paper disposable plates and bowls, including the bowl you feed the dog from. Immediately dispose of them in the assigned animal proof trash bins that are usually found in the campsite. That way you reduce the scent of food and reduce the possibility of unwanted visits by wild animals.
Water:
 
Do not leave water out for the dog while you are in the campsite, wild animal’s snakes and insects are attracted to fresh water sources just like food, so I usually give Oakie a drink in a collapsible bowl, and when he has had his fill, I throw out any remaining water. For hiking I carry a collapsible water bowl for him.
 
Other essentials are:
  1. Couple of changes of clothing both for dry and wet weather
  2. A backpack
  3. Some prepacked trail snacks
  4. Some dog kibble for Oakie
  5. A harness for the dog.
  6. Some heavy cotton bath towels for me and the dog.
  7. Cooking equipment with spare gas canisters
  8. Small plastic crockery dish
  9. Couple of rolls of paper towels for drying.
  10. Non scented toiletries
  11. Basic first aid kit
  12. Radio/CD/DVD player
  13. Your favorite Jams
  14. Comfortable lounge chairs
  15. Your favorite liquid refreshment (mine is beer in cans as it cools quickly)
Basic Common Sense For the Campsite
 
Do not let the dog off the leash while in the campsite or around the campsite. They are in an unfamiliar place with lots of strange sounds and scents to deal with. They may get skittish very easily and run off. The fifty foot leash that I favor for camping serves a dual function here, as I use it as a tie out while I am in camp. That way my dog can still wander around a fifty foot radius but still remain safely tethered in case of an emergency. Do not let the dog alone in the campsite. Dogs can be an opportune and attractive prey to a wild animal or bird of prey, so basic vigilance is the common rule to employ here. At night and around the campfire, employ some common sense safety, as the dog will probably not be familiar with an open fire. While relaxing and sitting at the campfire I use this time to check Oakie for ticks. I use a hound glove to gently stroke him, but I am really looking for ticks.
 
Remove them immediately. If you are in need to snack at the campfire, I usually will do so on trial mix or something similar, in other words something that is low scent and does not require cooking or roasting or toasting.
Conclusion.
Camping with your favorite pet dog opens up a whole new exciting and exhilarating world to them and to you. The experience can lead to a lifetime of great memories and the satisfaction of enjoying an experience that too few seek out in to-days hectic world. Following the common sense practices and using your own best judgement can lead to one of the most fun trips that you can participate in with a pet. It does not have to be a high country trip, it can be to a lake, or a regional park, or a national park. It can be at a well provisioned developed camp site, but whatever way you choose to go, it is that journey that will make the experience.
Happy Camping.

Monday, May 21, 2018

Simple Solutions To A Pet Hair Free Home

Pet Hair Everywhere
Simple Solutions To A Pet Hair Free Home
Pets should come with a “Disclaimer” that should read,
“Will shed pet hair, dander, and dead skin. Likely to get on furniture, carpet, bedding, and clothing”
We all like a clean healthy environment to live in. Our house can be where we and the family spend most of our time together both as a family in general, and where we socialize with invited friends, relations, and extended family. The home can be the center of our lives, and home based activity can be centric to a family based lifestyle. But we also add pets into the family, and pets come with some accepted conditions that we may not have thought of at first, when we went to pick up our little puppy or cat for the first time. Shedding in cats and dogs is a natural process for the animals, as it promotes good coat health.
But how annoying and embarrassing it is when we get up from the couch or lounger, only to notice that we have sprouted a new fur coat on ourselves, because the cat or dog had just being lying on it. Or we have a guest over on a visit and the same thing happens to them. Have you ever been in the situation where you have that important business meeting and a colleague tactfully points out all of the dog hair or cat hair on your lapels?
For the most part when you have a puppy or cat as a pet, they are going to shed hair to some extent, and depending on the breed and the coat density of the animal, then the hair shedding process can be extensive and intensive, depending on the season of the year. Grooming gloves and combs will help control the amount of shedding in the pet, as long as you are consistent and deliberate about daily grooming, but it will not stop the natural process, only control it to some extent. Hair is still going to get on things around the house, especially on fiber based items like furniture, carpeting, and clothing. As a pet owner we must just accept this as part of the bargain of owning a pet and just deal with it.
Some useful tools have come along over the past few years that make dealing with pet hair and the annoyance of it being on our clothing, furniture and carpeting a breeze to take care off. They are simple to use, and are convenient to have around the house, in the car or carry in your pocket or bag.
Let’s look at some of the best and most trusted.
Hurricane Fur Wizard. As Seen On TV.
 
Dogs and cats will shed hair, some more than others. That dead hair and skin seems to get on everything. Clothes, seats, furniture, carpet. How embarrassing is it to have a visitor over to your home, only to get up off the couch, and be full of pet hair. Now with this easy to use pet hair wand, picking up all that loose hair and dead pet skin is a breeze. Extra-large double sided cleans up to twice as much hair and fur in half the time. Comes with a self-cleaning stand, just dip the brush in and the brush is ready again for use. Remove the base and dump the trapped hair and lint and fur, simple. Have a healthier home, and a cleaner home. Simply brush it over your clothes or couch to clean, and watch the hair magically cling to the brush. Great to have in the home, or in the car. 
Features:
  • Use for pet hair to easily pick up and discard
  • Helps clean clothing and furniture
  • Easy to use
  • No harmful chemicals to use
  • Great for around the house
  • Great for clothing
  • Great for the car
  • Great for pet bedding
Rotated Reusable Lint And Pet Hair Remover Brush
 
Pet hair everywhere. You or your guest sit on a seat or couch and get up covered in dog or cat hair. It just seems to get on everything. Here is an easy to use solution to this annoying and embarrassing situation. Easy to use just brush it over clothing and the pet hair will cling to the brush. Reverse the head and the hair can be easily removed from the head of the brush. Great to have around the home or in the car for convenience use. Can be used to pick up loose hair and pet hair and lint off furniture, clothing, and carpet.
Features:
  • Static cling cleaning
  • Easy to use
  • Ergonomic comfortable handle
  • Pick up lint, pet hair
  • Home or car use
Portable Travel Washable Lint and Pet Hair Sticky Roller.
 
Take it anywhere. Pet hair and lint can be an annoyance when it gets on clothing and car seats. Pets are going to shed, and it seems like the hair gets on everything. Simple to use, carry it in your pocket, bag or glove compartment of your car. Simply roll it over your clothes to easily pick up loose hair and lint.  Can be rinsed under a running faucet for easy cleaning. Friendly design that is easy and convenient to use at any time.
Features:
  • Easy pet hair and lint pick up. 
  • Rinse under running water
  • Use again and again.
  • Great around house or car.
  • Portable, carry in your bag or pocket.
  • Use on clothing, furniture, car upholstery, carpet.
In conclusion, you cannot cure a pet of hair shedding, they will do so as part of a natural process. You can only control it by a regime of daily brushing with a shedding glove, or by using a shedding brush or comb. But hair is still going to get on things despite your best efforts, so it is better to be prepared for this eventuality by having the right tool on hand, to avoid the embarrassment of pet hair on you or your guests clothing.

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

12 Must Haves for Beach Fun With a Puppy

12 Must Haves for Beach Fun With a Puppy
Summer is almost here and that means long days of summertime fun at the beach. The beach is such a dynamic place for a puppy. What dog does not like romping about in the water, and how better to escape the city summer heat than a trip to the beach with your favorite four legged friend.  
But what should you bring?
 How should you prepare so that the day can be the fun day it will be?
 We have prepared a list of essentials that will help to keep the pet safe, and help insure many more summer beach days ahead.
Of course firstly, and goes without saying, I will make the assumption that you have a good harness for the puppy, as even though it is a beach, care should be taken if the beach is also occupied by families and other people enjoying the seaside, you should be able to quickly harness the puppy if need be. Check your local ordinance on dogs on beaches to identify the local requirements for dog activity on your particular beach.
Secondly, I would say that you will also have towels with you as a standard beach kit for yourself, and the puppy to help dry it off if it goes into the water.
But what other items would be useful to make the day what it is?
  1. Beach Tent.
 
Designed especially for the beach with built in features suitable for the marine environment. This beach tent pops up and folds down instantly, very convenient to use. It features mesh window for good ventilation, sand pockets for stability, extension floor for enlarged area. It is made from high quality oxford cloth and silver coated fabric to block the sun and rain. The included carry bag allows you to take it wherever you go, perfect choice for park, beach, camping, hiking, fishing, sporting events, and more Instant Automatic Pop-up Beach Tent.

  1. Dog Lifevest.
High visibility colors, with multiple reflective strips give this dog life jacket high visibility. With an easy-grab handles lifting the dog in and out of a pool, or onto a boat is a breeze. The preserver comes with quick release buckles for easy fitting. The jacket design features outstanding flotation.  Designed for a wide range of motion and top performance, this durable, rugged life jacket will stand up to frequent use and play in water. Great for the pool, the lake, the river, or the beach or while boating, will help keep your pet safe in the water. Not designed for rough water use.

  1. Seat Belt.
 
The item is a simple and practical pet safety belt leash, which is made of durable nylon and metal materials, and the ideal way to keep your pet dog safe and restrained in the car whilst travelling. The restraint could also double up as an emergency dog lead. With adjustable design and easy to use, it is really a wonderful safety seat belt for all dog breeds. It is an adjustable dog seat belt restraint and a must have safety item, to allow your pet to travel securely and safely in the back seat of the car or truck. Used in conjunction with a dog harness system, it allows the dog to be buckled in to an existing seat belt. It still provides some range of motion for the dog that likes to pop its head out of the window while traveling. But in the event of a sudden emergency stop, it will lock in place, thereby preventing the dog from flying forward and possibly sustaining an injury. Leave one in the car or truck at all times.

  1. Paw Plunger
The gentle silicone bristles will help to remove dirt and mud from your dog’s paws safely and effectively. Just add water into the cup, insert the silicone bristles, replace the cover and it is ready for use…..it’s that simple. Dogs love to run and play, and dirt and grime can get clogged between their paw pads. That dirt and grime can then get dragged into your home or all over your car seats. It’s not possible to rinse of the dog every time he has been outside running in the muck, the grass, the slush, the snow the sand. But now with our convenient Paw Plunger Cleaner” it’s never been easier to keep their paws clean and healthy. Use as part of a daily cleaning routine. Available in two sizes, small and large, then no matter the size of your dog, we have a Paw Cleaner Plunger to suit. Carry one in your purse, your car, or your backpack for easy use whenever you need it.

  1. Throw Blanket
This micro-plush blanket will satisfy you and your pets with high quality. It measures 3 Feet long and 2.5 Feet wide, and is tear resistant and waterproof. Use it at the beach, at the park, in your yard. Also can be used in a cargo area of you SUV. Can also be used as a throw cover for a chair or seat that your dog has claimed as theirs. Great to use as a under blanket as an insulating layer between cold concrete or tile floors and your dogs bed. Made of waterproof cloth that is easy to clean and keep fresh and hygienic.  Best outdoor blanket choice for your pets at the beach.

  1. Rear Seat Hammock Protector
Waterproof Highly Protective Nonslip Pet Seat Cover for rear seat protection while your pet dog travels in the car or SUV or truck. Hammock style and universal fit. Waterproof protection for upholstery and leather seats and car interiors. Great for all outside activities with your dog, Beach, Hiking, Park, Water or where your dog is grubby and you need to protect the interior of the car. Strong and durable construction. Good for all breeds of dog, and all weights. Also helps protect upholstery and car seats from a dog’s sharp nails and claws. Easy To Clean, Convenient Storage
  1. Seat Organizer
Car Trunk Organizer Backseat Storage Bag. Life is hectic, what with kid’s activities, trips to the gym, the store, the park and the beach with the dog. So much stuff to remember to bring. Now you can organize it into the one convenient storage. Soccer balls, gym stuff, dog stuff, everything will have its neat and organized space in this very convenient trunk or back seat car organizer. Large capacity to hold you and your family’s everyday life things. Never have to rummage about the car or house again looking for something that you need, have it in the one convenient location. Large capacity storage, that is easily removable. Leave it in your Car, SUV or Van.
  1. Throw Ball
This throw ball is great for the dog who is hyper active, and loves to chase high flying, and fast moving balls. It has tremendous flying distance limited only by your strength of throw. The rubber is made from non-toxic materials and will not cause any harm to your dog. The nylon rope is strong and will not rip or tear very easily. The ball will float so it is not only great for the backyard, and the park, take it with you on your trips to the river, the lake, or the beach and have some great water time with your best friend. A must have for any dog with more energy that needs an effective exercise and workout routine to help it burn of all of that enthusiasm. Great for jumping type exercises also, just hold the ball by the rope aloft, to give your dog that extra little bit of routine, other than chase or running. Makes a great tug toy for fun in tugging play with your dog. A must have for any dog!
  1. Pooper Scooper
Small lightweight Pooper Scooper. Easy to operate and use. Safely handle your pets waste without having to touch it. Carry in your backpack, or in your bag for immediate use. Ideal to have around the house, or on your walks with your dog. Use in conjunction with Eco-friendly and Bio-degradable poop bags. Safe to use for all ages. 
  1. Dog Drinking Bottle
This water bottle for dogs that consists of a squeezable water holder and a small bowl attached to the top of it, is a convenient way to give your dog fresh clean drinking water. When you are at the park, communal drinking bowls can harbor bacteria that can be harmful to a dog. Other dogs who may be sick could have just drunk water from those community fonts and bowls. Having your own safe drinking water is a must for good dog health and wellness. Great for all occasions, and It can be used by all dogs—large, small, young, or old—at the dog park, on long walks, in the car, running, hiking or virtually anywhere else you choose to go with your pup. It'll keep dogs well-hydrated at all times, but will be especially handy on the hottest summer days.

  1. Dog Sunglasses
Dog UV Sunglasses. Dog eyes can be sensitive to strong sunlight and can experience some of the same issues that we do after long outdoor exposure to sunlight. Easy and comfortable to wear for a dog. Helps to protect a dogs eyes from UV, wind and dust and blowing beach sand. Safe for a dog. Can also be worn in the water and get wet.
  1. Dumbell Water Bottle
With a whopping 2.2 L or 4.6 US Pints capacity makes this easy to carry sports water bottle a must for your trips to the park, to the beach, road trips and camping. Always have fresh water on hand. Easy to store in your car or SUV, with its unique shape. BPA free so will keep the water safe and fresh to drink.