PETCool Therm-ASSURE
It riles my wings that so many products that are marketed for dogs are just as relevant and appropriate for cats. Nevertheless, the PETCool Systems also works well for cats, who may have a special room without installed climate control.
WaterDog Outdoor Pet WatererMeandering dogs and cats need water often in the summer. And what better place to get it than right from the tap? The WaterDog Outdoor Pet Waterer, by Contech, senses when your pet is nearby and releases fresh water from the faucet. Again, despite the name "WaterDog," this item is perfect for cats who won't drink anything unless it's streaming or in the toilet!
The Dog Dip N SipNow my dogs usually dunk in the same water that they drink, but if you can teach yours to differentiate bathing water from drinking water, than you have a special dog. The Dog Dip N Sip attaches to your garden hose, which supplies a constant flow of fresh water to your dog's pool and drinking areas. The pool comes in medium ($170) and large ($220) and is available through its Canadian manufacturer, Dog Dip N Sip. You may have to order this by phone but that number is listed on the website.
Cool Bed III No dog can call himself spoiled without a waterbed, now can he? And the Cool Bed III, upgraded from I and II, is how you're going to spoil him. But to really finish your baby off, you must furnish his new bed with bolster covers and fitted sheets , right? (That plastic can get sticky!) Small, medium, and large Cool Beds are in the range of $40 to $90; fitted bolster and bed sheets range from $20 to $53 per item. The Cool Bed III instructions and warranty information are available in PDF here. (I'd check with the manufacturer to see if the plastic is durable enough to withstand cat scratches.)
The Chilly Dog Cool Vest The RCPM Cool Vest for dogs has its origins in a vest that was developed for firefighters to keep their body heat down in fiery environments. Glacier Tek, the makers of Cool Vests, then adapted the vest for working dogs in Afghanistan and Iraq. And now these vests, that stay a cool 59 degrees in 100 degree heat, are available commercially at its CoolVest website. The site has some good links to information about the importance of keeping your dog's body temperature low. Ten percent of every sale goes towards the outfitting of military working dogs. Prices range from $99 to $129. You can also purchase a vest for yourself on this site. (If you would like to donate money to help support Cool Vest donations to dogs in Afghanistan and Iraq, go to Support Military Dogs.
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Submitted on July 31st, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)especially that temperature-controlled house. However, I don't like the one "without climate control" for cats--cats like to be warm and would appreciate the heat more than a dog. Maybe the cat one should have some artificial sun rays for basking.
AC dog house is just a overkill
Submitted on July 31st, 2007 by makeworldbetterDogs can sustend heat better than us, today's city people.
Just provide them with a good shade and plenty of water, they will do fine. I don't think they will feel comfortable when you make them wear strange stuff on them.
It is NOT An "overkill"
Submitted on July 31st, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)Dogs don't sweat so have to pant to try to keep cool. I'd argue that it is MORE difficult for them to keep cool and that the A/C is a good idea, as well as the heat for winter.
Dogs really shouldn't be tied outside to a dog box 24/7, but if they have a temperature-controlled living area, that would be more tolerable.
PuppyPurse - the coooool pet carrier
Submitted on August 20th, 2007 by Hedy & Suzanne (not verified)PuppyPurse (www.puppypurse.com) is an open-air pet carrier for small dogs. It is not a stuffy handbag and it is barrier-free, permitting furbaby and person to cuddle all day long. The person can keep a close eye on the comfort of the furbaby without having to unzip, unvelcro, or unsnap anything. Safe, comfortable, practical, and gorgeous, PuppyPurse is the "mutt-have" way to carry a small dog when the little sweetie is too tired to walk. Veterinarians say PuppyPurse is also great for small dogs with arthritis or other infirmities.
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