Pet Throw: Keeping Your Pet Cozy

The cold winter months are fast approaching, if they have not arrived already. Winter is the season for fun, family, the holidays, and enjoying your pets. A pet throw is a great product for your pet in the winter months and even all year around. There are so many colors to choose from. Get a Pet Throw that reflects your pet’s personality. If your dog is a diva, you might pick a pink throw with fur around the edges.

OR your dog may be a hunter, and you could go with a camouflage look. You can even get your pet throws personalized with your pets name on them.
Your friends and family will be impressed as they get to enjoy watching your pet in his or her own throw, the choices are endless. Your pet will feel cozy and relaxed. Just as humans, they instinctively like to have their own space. A pet throw will be a place to relax, sleep, and a retreat when feeling insecure.

The Uses Are Endless

Winter nights are cold, especially if you like to keep your house somewhat cool, a pet throw will help your older pets with aching bones and joints. Another idea to help your pet remain warm and comfy at night is to consider a dog bed. If your pet does not have a dog bed, you may want to get one for your pooch this holiday season.

Dog beds are built so your pet can snuggle warmly at night in their own soft and stain resistant fabric bed. When you put your dog to bed at night simply toss the pet throw over their body. Your dog will sleep like never before. For an added touch you can match your dog bed with your pet throw.

You can use this throw in your house on the couch, a special chair, or on your bed. If your dog sheds, a pet throw is great because it can be easily washed and reused. Your pet will feel comfortable and cozy on his or her own throw. Lay it by the fireplace where they will nap for hours, and take it in the car to protect your seats.

You can take your throw anywhere, use the pet throw when you are setting on the porch enjoying the outdoors and you want your pet to stay in a certain area. They will stay in an area that is familiar and comforting to them. The uses are endless and a pet throw is a wonderful invention for pet lovers all over the world.

Help keep your pet warm and protected from the winter elements this holiday season. Consider purchasing your pet a pet throw. Remember, investing in your pet’s comfort is investing in your pet’s happiness. It is well worth the cost!

the black one is a “chiweiner” chihuahua X dachshund


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some new pups


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Junior


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Abandoned at a apartment block, they were cared for by the patient staff of Mutts and Mittens. The are doing well but still suffer form scabies which explains their lack of fur.

This lucky one has found a new home and has returned to the place to take a swim in the pool. Here he is after his bath enjoying the sun.

Gabriel in repose


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This is Gabriel, the beautiful baby pearl cockatiel. Her sister, Ali, is also a pearl cockatiel, but they are LOL two different varieties of pearls. Good thing I don’t have to know much about genetics and labels to care for them.

121/365 Tiger


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May 1 121/365. You’re back from vacation? I didn’t even notice you were gone. Grandma took good care of me.

04.11.2009: this is not what I planned on


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Crappy weekend. Friday night, we discovered that Jack had gotten into *something* and sort of, well, pulled part of the skin on his tail off? Yeah. Then Saturday morning we realized that whatever Jack had gotten into, Lily had gotten into worse – she had a huge gash on her side that we hadn’t seen the night before because it was hiding under her fur. So now we are much poorer and Lily is has some very pretty staples in her side and a lovely "Elizabethan collar." Yes, that really is what it’s called. Poor thing didn’t much care for her unexpected trip to the vet. Nor did we!

did you ever lose a pet like i did ?
i have another kitten witch does help alot but i dont think ill have another close bond like i did with hershey. she was all black with a white spot on her chest with big yellowish green eyes. i miss her so much

Best answer:

Answer by <3 InDiE dArLiNg <3
Bella died with out me there…

They buried her without me.

I came home and my mom said:

“Honey Bella’s dead.”

I thought it was a sick joke until they showed me the grave.

That was June 28, 2008.

I’m still crying.

She had big brown eyes, and caramel fur.

She could feel what I felt,

And from the very beginning she was living up to her name.

Bella, beautiful.

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Best answer:

Answer by Margaux
My golden retriever hated blankets….They have soooo much fur they get hot very easily! Don’t take it personally.

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Question by RWH: to wash my dog’s blanket?
My dog’s blanket has a log of her fur. I wonder there is a kind of sheet I can put it in the washer with the blanket together. After the wash, the sheet has a lot of hair but not the washing machine.
thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Single Worker 1230
Shake the blanket out to the best of your ability. You can try a flannel sheet in the washer. Use a dryer sheet in the dryer.

What do you think? Answer below!

what does this mean?

Best answer:

Answer by Fifi
I think something is happening again in your life.. maybe drama, or anything else. Maybe 2 friensd are fighting over you, they make up, and then fight over you again? Maybe thats what the kitty repressents? Cats represent love or something like that. GOod luck! Please answer my question!

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AjYocnFxqlBhnWvgaqEzfgDsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20091103133435AA4qIvc

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Period Dog


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It was the pearl necklace that got me. Loved it.

Added to July 2010′s Scavenger Hunt as #4 "Creature comfort" for this pampered dog has both a "fur" blanket to lie on but a pillow as well!

Nap, with dog.


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I’d just come back from an overscheduled weekend packed full of fun (Duckon for those in the know), and was exhauuuusted. So I lay down on the couch and promptly fell asleep.

Ajax apparently squirmed in under the blankets with me — he’s always very, very worried when either of us is gone for more than a day; he wants to be With Them for days aftewards — and contentedly began chewing a bone. He even shoved his bone into my hand to help hold it upright in precisely the optimal chewing position. And my husband took the picture, because we were, he says, Being So Cute.

I wouldn’t know, I was asleep. :->

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"This used to be my owner’s favorite blanket. Haha!"

“I’ve become one of those people that sleep with their dog” (299/365)


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365 Project

Day 299 – After a couple nights of wrapping Cuddles in a blanket, I now let him just sleep directly on top of my bed with me. But I’ll never let him sleep under the covers–that’s just too much fur to deal with.

Caillech under a blanket


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I havea very strange dog.


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This blanket is meant to keep Trap & the kittie’s fur all over the futon cover to a minimum. And in turn reduce the futon wrestling to wash the cover. Trapper seems to think it’s his own personal futon fort.

new blanket


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ahh, what comfort. (the beige one is new.)