Even in a tight economy, people still love to spoil their pets. In fact, Americans spent more than $43 billion to take care of their pets last year, up from $41 billion in 2007.
Amy Sewell from
Shop with Style shares new products to help care for your pets and keep them healthy and happy.
If you have pets, you probably spend a lot of time cleaning up pet hair from furniture cushions and floors. The
Shark VX33 Hand Vac, which includes a motorized brush to remove pet hair, will help keep your home clean and tidy.
Comfort your kitty while you're away with the Talk to Me Treat Ball from
Drs. Foster and Smith, which enables you to record a personalized message that your cat will hear as he plays. The ball periodically dispenses a treat as well!
Keep your dog safe with a Night Light Collar from
Drs. Foster and Smith that is visible from up to one mile away in total darkness. It is even water-resistant so you can keep track of your pet in the water.
Tote your pet's gear in a Petmate Travel Bag from
Drs. Foster and Smith. The spacious bag has multiple pockets to stash food and toys (and your cell phone), and includes collapsible food and water bowls so your pet can stay well-hydrated in the Valley heat.
When buying burgers and steaks for your summer cookouts, pick up Steak Pet Treats for your dog from
Omaha Steaks.
If your pet prefers biscuits, bake a batch of wholesome biscuits with
King Arthur Flours Gourmet Dog Biscuit Mix. The kids will enjoy rolling out the dough and using the Dog Bone Biscuit Cutter to make the treats just the right shape for your dog.
If you love cats, or know someone who does, the Cat Seat Sculpture from
Home Decorators Collection makes a purr-fect gift. It depicts two adorable kittens perched atop a chair, with another kitten climbing up the side to join in the fun.
