Product Review
So many products, so many choices. We’re here to try to vet out some of the great products out there.
Product Review | Canada Pooch
Canada Pooch is a Canadian based pet apparel designer, offering products that cater to the changing climate in Canada. From rain to snow, and everything in between, Canada Pooch has something for your pet. They have some really neat products on their site, check them out at: http://www.canadapooch.com Yuki, our resident mascot, was lucky enough to test out the Storm Slicker by Canada Pooch. Now, I wouldn’t normally tout about a product unless it was truly wonderful. The first thing I noticed about this rain coat was the quality. The material, seams, zippers and velcro were all GREAT quality – this was a pleasant surprise because it was beyond...
Read MoreProduct Review | Feel Good Treats
The good folks at Feel Good Treats have been kind and generous enough to send us a box full of treats for our resident mascots to review and pass on the good word. First thing is first, this is a treat that is meant for dogs AND cats! We will have to separate AJ and Yuki for this project – or else one may bully the other. Yuki the Shi-poo just acts tough, but she jumps when AJ the cat so much as looks her way (no joke). Yuki’s first treat was the Feelgood® Trail Blazin’ Bitz™. A couple of these small squares were the perfect size for a reward for Yuki, without the guilt of unhealthy treats. As an added bonus, these treats are made from all organic and...
Read MoreProduct Review | Doxie Limo Treats
Doxie Limo’s bakery offers a variety of treats and desserts for your four-legged bff, including an adorably-named product called pupcakes! How cute is that? We all deserve to indulge from time to time. Yuki had the opportunity to try Doxie’s peanut flavoured cookies, which had bits of whole peanuts (a product that actually contains the stated ingredients – what a novelty)! These adorable hound-shaped treats were a hit with my little cotton ball. Now Yuki isn’t overweight per se, but she is walking that fine line and has been advised to lose 3 lbs, which doesn’t sound like a lot, I know. But consider this: 3 lbs equates to 20% of my...
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