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Komfort Pets’ climate-controlled pet carrier

admin — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:00:40 +0000

For the seasoned traveler who just can’t leave their home country without bringing along their dear pet, Komfort Pets is out to make your animal’s trip much more bearable. The firm’s climate-controlled carrier not only cools Fido off when the ambient temperature reaches 72-degrees Fahrenheit, but also utilizes its patent-pending technology to heat things up if the outside air temperature dips below 65-degrees. The crate is said to be suitable for non-climate-controlled garages, and could be equally useful in homes, cars, boats, or RVs. Currently, a 19-inch x 13-inch x 16-inch rendition is available for $399, and while this one is only meant to hold creatures up to 12.5-pounds, larger carriers are slated for release later this year.

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Petlink dog collar features GPS for peace of mind

admin — Thu, 10 May 2007 20:20:08 +0000

Joining an already crowded field of products designed to prey on pet owners’ love for their animals, a new GPS-equipped dog collar from Sweden’s Petlink Development and M-Tech promises to give you Rover’s exact coordinates by simpling texting the service over Telia’s network. The self-titled Petlink device works much like the GPS PRO we saw a few years back, allowing Swedes and eventually Danes to pay around twelve bucks a month for the privilege of nailing down a lost pet’s location on the off chance that they successfully escape from ~~captivity~~ their happy homes. Unfortunately Petlink — like most other models in this category — is a little too bulky for use on animals of the feline persuasion, so if you’re a cat owner, this may be just the impetus you need to trade up to a nice Lab or pit bull.

[Via Techdirt]
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Doggy treadmill gets your pup in shape

admin — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:39:50 +0000

For those of you out there whipping your offspring into shape by utilizing the Step2Play middleman, and burning your own fair share of calories on the GameRunner, it’s about time Rover joined the fray, eh? The Dog Walker treadmill helps prevent doggy obesity and apparently relieves the dog’s stress, all while helping it to exert all that pent-up energy from being cramped up in the house all day. Aside from sporting a smaller, dog-friendly design, casters to enable easy transport, and two side shields to prevent minor tumbling disasters, the machine also sports a safety leash which prevents the pup from sliding off the rear (or giving up on the goal) and a devilish remote control to vary the speed from 0 to 5-kilometers per hour (3.1 mph). So if you’re tired of Fido’s stomach dragging the ground while crawling around in misery, you can pick up its very own treadmill (to go along with that recently-purchased pedometer) for Â¥15,800 ($131).

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Wall Aquarium

admin — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:52:17 +0000

Add a lively touch to your interiors with this Wall Aquarium that gets tapered to the wall, just like a painting! The wall aquarium comes with pump, filter, light and mounting hardware. The wall aquarium is easy to clean and maintain. It also features an underwater filtration system and air pump designed for maximum oxygenation. The aquarium comes for $200, but the price doesnâ€™t includes fishes.

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The Collapsible Pet Carrier

admin — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:50:18 +0000

Canâ€™t imagine a trip without your little poochie! Then, stop worrying and get yourself a nice pet carrier that wonâ€™t be a hassle to lug around on-the-way, like this Collapsible Pet Carrier. The sturdy and roomy carrier will conveniently fit in your cat, dog, guinea pig or rabbit and the box can be fold down flat when your trip gets over! So, can be stored for re-use later-on! The collapsible box is made of unbreakable plastic that will keep your pet under complete safety and protection. And, the box is easily washable too! The inflatable pet carrier sells for Â£34.50.

From coolbuzz

Automatic Plant-Watering System

admin — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 05:20:19 +0000

I have earlier told you about Self-Watering Plant Pots that completely frees-you away from the task of watering your plants. But, if you already have a nice terrace garden with good number of pots then instead of the troublesome task of getting your plants transferred to the self-watering pots, you can install an Automatic Plant Watering System in your garden that will take care of watering your plants on its own. The plant watering system featured here is designed in Italy and the device automatically waters up to 20 plants for up to 40 days without the need for a spigot or power outlet.

The device comes with up to 20 drippers attached to a 32â€² PVC hose that runs from the systems reservoir to your plants and then back again. The system also features a washable polyamide filter that removes rust, dirt, and other impurities so drippers wont clog. And, the four easy-to-set watering programs regulate the 6 1/2 gallon reservoir for 10, 20, 30, or 40 days of operation. The tank of the system is separated from its support base to prevent condensation, and non-slip rubber pads protect table or counter surfaces. The automatic plant watering system is available in limited quantities for just $64.95.

From Coolbuzz

Self-Watering Plant Pots

admin — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 05:18:23 +0000

If you do not like to grow plants just because it requires a lot of care and content yourself with artificial plants then I.V. Self-Watering Plant Pots will drift-you back to the natural ones! The self-watering plant potâ€™s feature a medical drip feed exactly like the glucose drip which nourishes the plant with water and food to help it grow. So, you donâ€™t require to do any labor with your plants!

via Blavish / UberReview
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RoamEO GPS system tracks your pet

admin — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 18:03:51 +0000

Apparently, keeping your pet indoors or ponying up for a fenced in a yard just isn’t in style anymore, as the RoamEO GPS tracking system for pets joins the crowd of other locating devices, texting adornments, and inflatable collars that folks seem to prefer over the more traditional methods. This particular setup is geared to work on all roaming pets, but certainly has its limitations. While the GPS-enabled collar sends the exact location, movements, and velocity to your handheld tracking unit, your pet still turns MIA if it wanders more than a mile away. If you’re fairly certain Fido isn’t apt to stray all that far, you can setup a GPS fence that will send audible alerts if that perimeter is breached. This seems to be a decent system for multi-pet owners who have a tough time keeping things on a leash, as you can maintain a keen eye on three creatures simultaneously — but it’ll cost you $459 for the first one, and $149 for each additional collar.

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AQUAVISTA 500 – Wall Mounted Aquarium

admin — Thu, 31 Aug 2006 15:57:48 +0000

From techeblog:Â

The AQUAVISTA 500 by AquaVista Inc. is a slim (4.4-inches thick), wall mounted aquarium that â€œcombines the elegance of art with proprietary technology to add life to art.â€ More information here.

Each 6.6 gallon unit comes pre-assembled with advanced filtration, heater, air pump, lighting and an embedded LCD control panel that has automatic timer and thermostat

Doggie Driver

admin — Thu, 11 May 2006 06:42:32 +0000

Practice your swing and exercise your dog simultaneously with this tennis ball Doggie Driver. Place the special ball into the driver by pushing the opening of the club on it to lock it in place. Then pull the driver back like a standard golf club and swing normally to launch the ball up to 100 yards. Just make sure the dog isn’t in the way when you swing.

Doggie Driver [Smarthome via Red Ferret]
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Glo Leash: Itâ€™s a Dogâ€™s Light

admin — Sat, 04 Mar 2006 12:34:13 +0000

The petgadgets Glo Leash has what the company calls a â€œdual-beam, super-bright LEDâ€ on its handle that runs on two AA batteries, lighting your way as well as your dogâ€™s, and at the same time making you more visible to those reckless drivers careening down your block.

Adding to the safety factor is a glow-in-the-dark leash thatâ€™s 4 feet long. Itâ€™s $29.99 from petgadgets.

Product page [petgadgets via popgadget]

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The EZ Digital Trainer the hi-tech way to train dogs

admin — Wed, 12 Oct 2005 12:24:08 +0000

For todayâ€™s busy have-it-all, multi-tasker on the go, this EZ Digital Dog trainer eliminates the need to actually share a moment of warmth and connection with your dog. This baby digitally records up to eight different commands that can be conveniently rebroadcast on a high frequency wavelength, inaudible to the human ear, but bristling with a never-changing authority for your increasingly lonely pet. One of the deviceâ€™s chief attributes appears that youâ€™ll no longer have to annoy your neighbors with wild, insane dog banter.

More info: NewLaunches.com

Via: Gizmodo.com