Elite Pet Bowls

Being a British gal from London I tend to scour the pet product sites in the UK just to see what's going on in the pet world of the urbanites. First up are these big and bold Elite pet bowls from Hing Designs.  

I have been following Elite Bowls on twitter for some time and seen since November they have been going from strength to strength getting rave reviews at Crufts and now just launching the bone stand. Founded by a dog loving chef and businessman, the bowls are fun and functional. British designed and manufactured, the products are easy to wipe clean, have non slip feet and removable stainless steel bowls which are dishwasher safe! Hing Designs are also comitted to supporting Dog Rescue Charities in the UK.
So, moving on I discovered these Eglu's from a company called Omlet. The name itself is just fabulous. At their site they show their homes for all sorts of small animals. Mostly what caught my eye was the chicken houses and bee houses for city dwellers.
You can keep two or more chickens, depending on your space, quite comfortably and they are the coolest looking coups ever!They even have guides on how to keep the animals.

   

Elite Pet Bowls

Fearless fashion

Parisian chic, glitz or just plain raunchy! Doggi Dog was launched in Paris in 2000 and they have created some of the most 'out there' fashion for dogs!  The original designs, the concern for details and the high quality manufacturing are the strong points of the their collections and supported with with really unique designs! All the products are manufactured by skilled artisans in the very heart of France. They quote "The themes that are constantly renewed are powerful and modern for fun-loving and fashionable masters, but the essential reason for our existence is of course the true love and care for our dogs"
Some of them would just make me want to name my dog Fifi or Poo Poo le Furr! but all in all, don't they just make you want to BARK!

Fearless fashion

Clay supermodels

I was alerted to these clay superheroes by a fellow blogger a while ago, but when I visited her great doggeh blog Sadie Shih Tzu  there was this picture of Sadie herself as a supermodel in clay!

So even though these little superheroes are only approx 2 inches tall, they have such great features! Created by Jennifer Specht you can find these on Itty Bitties and although there is a great selection you can have one made of your own little superhero and yes I'm thinking of having Mills and Poops done.

Remember those days playing with Fimo? I can really appreciate the difficulty with such tiny creations -nothing I did ever turned out like this!

 

Clay supermodels