Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Show your furry Valentines how they have captured your heart with a love and heart-inspired pet id tag from DogOscopes.com.
The Ruffscue the Rescue collar charm and pet ID tag was lovingly created for and dedicated to brave rescue pups everywhere. Offered in two sizes, 1 1/8″ diameter and 7/8″ diameter and made of ruff, tuff and shiny nickel plated steel that can be engraved on the back with you dogs name and contact info.
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 Tauruffus the Taurus and all of his DogOscope friends are on top of the world this Earth Day. Here are a few ways to celebrate the planet and your pooch this Earth Day: 1. Get Clean and Green PetSugar has some tips and recommendations to keep your home and pets Turn your lawn into an organic chemical free lawn – and spend more time with your pup playing, fetching, doing tricks and running around there. And you can purchase a few eco-friendly pooch products to help you and your pets live the safest, healthiest and greenest way possible. 2. Get Active and Get Outside Get outside and find some Earth Day events in your area. clean and green with these products. Or Just take your pooch on a walk to the local dog park. And then you can tweet about it at the #earthtweet tweet-a-thon Use the #earthtweet hashtag to share what you’re doing today for the planet on Twitter. It’s a great way to build Earth Day buzz, and it might snag you a cool prize. 3. Reduce your Dog’s Carbon Pawprint Enjoy this video and get more tips on reducing your dog’s carbon pawprint. Here are some tips on how you and your pets can become green. And you can calculate your carbon footprint. How are you going to celebrate Earth Day with your pooch? |
Easter is almost here. Are you trying to figure out ways to include your furry friend? Here are a few ideas on how to include your pets:
1. Giving him an Easter card
You can get edible Easter card for your dog. Or send him an ecard that highlights how dogs celebrate Easter. Of course, your pooch can’t read them but will enjoy a special treat and being included in the festivities.
2. Creating a special Easter hunt
Forget about the traditional Easter egg hunt. Create a special Easter bone hunt for your dog. It can include hidden dog toys, bones and other things he loves. You can also create an Easter basket filled with toys, bones and other treats.
But remember NO CHOCOLATE!
3. Get him some Easter gear
Dressing up your dog in a cute Easter bonnet or outfit to celebrate the day will make him an official part of the family. You can include him in a family photo or take some of him alone.
4. Go to the local Easter parade
If your dog enjoys people and can handle himself in a crowd, check out the local Easter parade. It’ll be a fun to enjoy some fresh air, people and other dogs. It’ll also give you a chance to get a bit of exercise and work off all those Easter treats.
These are just a few ways to celebrate spring and Easter. How are you going to include your furry friends?
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