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Sweden Care- ProDen PlaqueOff System™ Mini Dental Care Bones – Peanut Butter & Banana Flavor and ProDen PlaqueOff® Powder for Dogs
Charlie wanted me to let you know Pheobie and Bear have been using ProDen PlaqueOff System™ Mini Dental Care Bones – Peanut Butter & Banana Flavor and ProDen PlaqueOff® Powder for Dogs we received in exchange for this review. I don’t know if you have Pets or not but we have two Dogs which are more than PETS. Pheobie and Bear are our best friends. Our Dogs are treated just like a family member. They even get hugs and kisses daily. As well as giving us kisses. There is times when our family will cringe because the Dogs want to give us a kiss but just like a human there…
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Sprankles Tasty Treats for Dogs & Cats: Freeze Dried Chicken Breast Treats
Our Dogs Pheobie and Bear would like to introduce you to new Dog treat from Sprankles who brings our Pets Tasty Treats for Dogs & Cats which I received Freeze Dried Chicken Breast Treats and Freeze Fried Duck Heart Treats for Cats & Dogs in exchange for this review. Having these treats allows our cat or dog to sample the all-natural goodness of a freeze-dried Chicken breast! As soon as we opened the package and handed each of the Dogs a treat bear gobbled his down right away. Pheobie likes to hide her food to eat later but not this time she ate the single-ingredient, grain-free treats veery fast. I…
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Have an extended parking or auto shut down feature? The new feature could be a death trap to pets left in cars!
Paws of War is warning people about the dangers of auto shutdown for their pets NESCONSET, N.Y. – (May 27, 2025) –Each year, the headlines lead with stories of dogs left to die in cars that quickly become too hot for them to handle. Knowing the dangers and how to keep pets safer over the summer is a priority for everyone. Many people are now relying on new technology that keeps the car running while the person steps away, but it could create a dangerous situation for pets. “The extended parking and auto shutdown features seem great to help the environment, but they can be dangerous for pets,” said Derek Cartwright, a…




