Gift Baskets for Dogs: Something for Every Occasion

Getting a present for your dog can sometimes prove to be difficult. But fear not, you can get your dog something he will enjoy no matter what. Gift baskets for dogs are readily available and provide plenty for your pooch pal to love. Not only the dog will enjoy it, either. Gift baskets are fun for the whole family, and are an excellent way to bond with your dog. When is the best time to get a gift basket? Anytime is good for a present, but like humans, there are big moments in a dog’s life that should be celebrated. That’s where Pampered Paw Gifts comes in.

New Puppy Celebration

Are you bringing home a new puppy? Congratulations. Pretty soon that little pup will be playfully making his way into your heart. Welcome him into your home with the Welcome Home Sweet Pooch gift basket. This gift basket comes with a bag of gourmet doggie treats and a ceramic bowl, which is for dogs only with the word Woof right on the front. Your choice of peanut butter treats (with the green bowl) or cheese (with the orange bowl).

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Choosing The Best Litter Box For Your Cat

If you have an indoor kitty, then you have the need for the right litter box. Not all cats like all styles, and not all styles are a good match for your life style. Sometimes you just need that extra help of convenience in easy cleaning or perhaps a larger size for multiple cats.

Roll ‘n’ Clean Litter Box

If scooping your cat’s waste is not your cup of tea, then this self cleaning box may be what you need. Large enough for a multi cat household but small enough for tight spaces, this litter box has its own method of cleaning with a simple roll. Simply tilt the box on its side, and keep rolling onto it’s roof. Roll it back to set in its original position and your kitty now has clean litter to potty in.

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Great Summer Items for Cooling Off Your Pooch

The dog days of summer fast approach and the hot summer sun creates sweltering conditions for you and your dog. While you may have a cold bottle of water that you can drink from to keep yourself cool and hydrated, your dog is relying on you to keep him safe and comfortable, too. With just a few items from Pamperpawgifts.com, your dog can be as happy in the summer sun as you.

Cooling Coat

A stylish coat can be cool in two ways. Your dog will look cool while staying cool on a warm summer day. If you are planning a hike at your nearest state park, an outdoor dog show or other activities, this cooling coat may be the one thing you really need to keep your dog happy, comfortable and safe from heat exhaustion.

The coat works by cooling your dog’s chest and back, and attaches with an adjustable collar and belt. Making the heat of the day more tolerable and enjoyable for your dog, you will have peace of mind knowing he is not stressed over the uncomfortable and dangerous heat.

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Keeping Your Dog Mentally & Physically Active

Have you ever dealt with the aftermath of a bored dog? Dogs with too much bottled up energy and not enough mental stimulation can result in destructive behaviors including chewing, barking and digging. Why set yourself and your dog up for failure by not providing the physical and mental exercise he really craves? Pamperedpawgifts.com makes it easy for even the busiest dog parent to give their pooch what they deserve.

Solo Ball Play

Dogs love to chase balls. It’s a part of their genetic make up to have a prey drive which, as a domesticated pet, turns into ball drive. That is why you see so many dogs in love with tennis balls and the game of fetch. But, after a long day of work, or school not every pet parent is up to taking their dog outside for a vigorous game of fetch, or even a long walk or jog to burn off their energy.

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Taking The Stress Out of Dog Nail Clipping

Chihuahua Showing Trimmed Nails Clipping a dog’s nails is something most dog owners fear. There are a lot of reasons for this: They’ve either heard stories about clipping too far and causing the nail to bleed, they feel like they don’t know enough about what they’re doing to do it properly, or their lack of confidence makes them worry they are going to hurt their dog.

While those fears are valid and the outcomes are all possible, clipping a dog’s nails doesn’t need to be a terrifying thing. It’s also not the only way to shorten a dog’s nails – grinding is also a viable option, and in some cases, can be easier to do.

Regardless of the method employed, nail maintenance should start when the dog is young so they get used to having their feet handled. Many dogs develop an aversion to having their feet touched, which can make it almost impossible for non-professionals to clip the dog’s nails. Establishing a sense of safety when their feet are touched also generally benefits them throughout life when it comes to grooming, veterinary visits, and general behavior.

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Luxury Gift Ideas For Your Dog

Everyone wants to spoil their dog, and every dog loves being spoiled. Whether you have a posh pooch or a fetching Fido, you want to treat your pup to something nice occasionally. But what do you get him? Is a simple special meal or new toy good enough? Or is there more you can do? Thankfully, PamperedPawGifts.com has you covered.

Gift Boxes

Picking out individual gifts for a prized pooch can be thoughtful, but why settle for one single item when you can get many in a set? Gift boxes, found under the Luxury Gift section on pamperedpawgifts.com, offer you a way to get your pup an entire menagerie of gifts. For example, if you’ve got a bit of a southern-lovin’ dog, then look no further than the Hot Dog gift basket. Featuring BBQ and Bacon flavored treats, a chill-pill squeaky toy and doggy Red Velvet cake mix, this basket comes delivered in a spicy hot pepper printed box.

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Get Your Pet To The Vet. Signs That Mean Vet Care Is Needed

Have you ever posted a photo of your dog on a forum or social media group to ask what other dog owners think of your dog’s physical condition? If you read through the replies to such posts, you most likely see a lot of people telling the OP, or original poster, to take that dog to the vet now. That is because while many pet owners never second guess their dog’s condition and will take their dog to a professional for every cough or sneeze, not everyone can afford it. You should be aware of the most common signs that tell you when it really is time to get your dog professional medical help immediately.

Bloat: The Silent Killer

Bloat is one of the most common and fast killing conditions that your dog will need medical care for. No one is really sure exactly what causes it, and dogs of any size or age can get it. Bloat is when the dog’s stomach flips and becomes entangled in his intestines. As a pet owner, how are you to know what this happens? You don’t exactly have an X ray machine on hand. There are some obvious signs, however, that will help you understand you dog’s situation.

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Pets and Carpets

Cute Dog on Rug Pet lovers will do anything to keep their pets safe and happy. After all, it is the least that you can do since your little furry friend gives you so much in return. However, when it comes to keeping your carpets clean, it is becoming more and more of a challenge every day. From the day that you brought your little puppy home, there have been plenty of accidents along the way, but it is starting to take a toll on how your carpets look and smell.

You’re thinking about getting new carpet in the near future, but worry that the same thing is going to happen with the new carpet. Well, there are ways to love your pet and keep your carpets clean at the same time. The following are a few tips on how to do this successfully the next time around.

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Keep Your Pets Safe During A Natural Disaster or Emergency

It is something no pet parent wants to think about. The stuff of nightmares, even. A natural disaster can strike at any time without fair warning. Tornadoes, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes and even volcano eruptions can take us by surprise. These deadly situations are just as dangerous for our pets as they are for us. Are you truly prepared to keep your furbabies safe?

Emergency Kit

An emergency kit can sometimes mean the different between life or death when disaster strikes. If you make your own, you will have the supplies necessary for your individual situation and animals. A kit would contain everything in a first aid kit and more. A travel sewing kit, a foldable plastic sack for drinking water, a foldable dish for water for your pets, and much more. You can include canned dog food and an extra leash, poop pick up bags, and any medications your dog may need. From injuries to basic needs, you and your pets can be taken care of with a well thought out emergency kit.

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Dealing With Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Handling the aftermath of your dog’s separation anxiety can be a frustrating and seemingly hopeless task. Dogs who suffer severe separation anxiety may destroy furniture or even chew on walls. Many will find comfort in chewing and shredding paper then scattering it across your floor. The truth is that your dog truly is suffering from a terrible, yet natural, anxiety. There is hope for your pup, and you actually can make a difference.

Anxiety Easing Products

Many products on the market are meant specifically to help your dog feel better about being left alone, and really can help his anxiety subside. When your dog is calm and at ease, the less destruction you will find when you come home.

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