Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
This summer holiday, I would like to share these two wonderful dog-inspired products from Kikkerland with you! I have received a Road Trip kit and a Beach Day kit for review. We will be going away for a short weekend trip so they came just in time for our summer break with Mabel! Now let’s check out these two pawsome adventure goodies!
Pet insurance can be a great safety blanket for any pet owner, no matter whether it’s for a puppy, teenage dog, or even your bank account. Insurance helps to cover what can be very expensive bills should your pet face injury or fall ill at any point. To help you understand how it works, pet insurance companies have a similar structure in place to health insurance firms, with deductibles, premiums, maximum payouts, co-pays, and waiting periods.
If you have been longing for a pet but have a busy lifestyle then you may have been put off from getting one. However, there are a few pets that you can own that require very little input from yourself. These animals will be perfectly fine if you are at the office all day and only home in the evenings.
The first virtual pet simulator Little Friends: Dogs & Cats is available to buy from today onwards in the UK exclusively on Nintendo Switch™. We are delighted to gain early access to meet our best friend in life!
This game offers a choice of 6 breeds of puppy and 3 cute kittens, including Labrador Retriever, German Shepherd and French Bulldog. You can play with them, feed, pet and dress up in an adorable simulation!
Rescue Runts is a brand new range of plush toys that have just launched in the UK from Bandai, where children can nurture the unloved animals back to good health! There are four breeds of pups to adopt including, Shepard, Husky, Spotty and Spaniel and also a Unicorn. It comes in a lovely presented carrier box with accessories.
You are all invited to the Puppy Dog Pals Twitter Party which will be on Wednesday 15th August from 1 to 3 pm! So remember to save the date and make yourself available!
I will be taking part in this Twitter party along with other bloggers to host a fun-filled party based around the new Puppy Dog Pals toy range from Flair. We will be playing a series of party games and will share our activities from our parties.
Teksta have launched these new generation micro pets that are smaller, more interactive and animated than ever before. These robotic pets don’t come much cuter than these miniature pets that respond to your touch and voice and can be trained on their playsets! The eyes light up and they run around and make cute noises.
Little Live Pets have added new adorable additions to their range! Let me introduce you to the Owl families. They are the Nightstar family (blue in colour), the Graceling family (white and purple in colour) and the Heartwing family (pink in colour). The other Little Live Pets ranges are the birds and butterflies from which we have reviewed the Angelic Angela bird. They are suitable for ages 5 and onwards.
Opel is my family dog who has been with us for nine years. He might be loud (seriously, he loves to bark) but he is a very huggable mutt. When I first met him, he was very mischievous and he is just the same even now. He used to love to chew cables, shoes and furniture much like any other puppy though he has calmed down a bit. He loves to steal food, especially food that is within easy reach. Even food placed out of sight is not safe at times as he will find a way! On a number of occasions we have found evidence where he has eaten raw eggs, fish, biscuits etc.
Want to own the most disgusting and ugly hound? Now Character Online had added a new range of The Ugglys includes Rudey the Pug, Barf the St Bernard and Belcher the Dalmatian.
Ms C is a massive fan of Disney princesses but what she didn’t know is that each Disney princess now have their own adorable animal friends to play with. Each of the animal friends have a resemblance to their respective master, whether it is in their look or in their accessories.
Muddypaws’ New Friends is a book written by Steve Smallman and illustrated by Simon Mendez. It was released on 19 April 2013 and published by Parragon Publishing.
Cats and dogs can be expensive enough to look after. There’s the cost of buying them in the first place, the cost of feeding, caring for, buying beds and treats for them, and then there are the more unexpected costs that you don’t want or need to be paying. Particularly in cats, there are certain habits that can affect more than the things that concern them. Furniture, carpets and plant pots often fall victims to the many whims of cat behaviour, and those reasons mean you should think about what kind of floors to install in your home if you have cats, or are thinking about having pets in the foreseeable future.
