Archive for 'Product Critique'
New Product: Toxic free cleaners, your pets will thank you.
Posted on 29. Oct, 2009 by canineculture.
Earthpawz™ products launches new pet friendly, toxic free cleaners designed to reduce risk of illness and negative reactions to pets while still being tough on mud, slobber and grime. Products are specifically formulated to clean doggie slobber, dirt and grime. The products are formulated with plant-derived ingredients, and are non-toxic and biodegradable.
“When we discovered that our [...]
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Radar: More than a happy smiley
Posted on 10. Jun, 2009 by canineculture.
According to the 2007–2008 APPA (American Pet Products Association) Survey, three-out-of-ten dog owners have dental products for their dog including a toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash, tartar/breath control/whitening products or floss.
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Your pet has a new best friend
Posted on 23. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
Sasha’s Blend is Interpath’s flagship product. It is a carefully-developed whole food additive harvested from the sea, a concentrated powdered mix of abalone, marine cartilage, and New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel. It has been manufactured in a way to maintain maximum integrity of the actives, and naturally provide many of the nutrients required to [...]
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Molly & June: A marriage of elegance and function
Posted on 22. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
That great friend of animals, Audrey Hepburn was often described in the press as a “gamine,” which the dictionary defines as “a girl or woman of impish appeal.” Always chic, with a style sense that implied mischief, her spirit lives on in canine fashion with the launch of Molly & June, a new venture by [...]
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Touch of Love
Posted on 20. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
A Touch of Love® Inc., the “Day Spaw” for pets that has offered Toronto dogtowners such pet amenities as Therapeutic Massage, Hydrotherapy and Reiki, has now redefined the furry workout.
The innovation: Canada’s first-ever treadmill for dogs, a major advance in the battle against obesity among pampered canines.
Inspired by technology in use in the 19th century [...]
