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Showing posts with label cat treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cat treats. Show all posts

Friday, October 03, 2014

#GetHealthyHappy With Your Pets...And "Little Extras" Giveaway!

Don't just get happy. #GetHealthyHappy!


 Scroll to the end of this post for details on how to win one of two "Little Extras Prize Packs" for your dog or cat, courtesy of Hills!


Raise your paw if you manage to engage your human in playtime at least once a day!

Newsflash: Playing with your pets regularly is one way to ensure they stay not only healthy, but happy, too. You see, we dogs and our feline friends are smart, and we need to use our brains every day to solve problems, like "How do I get my "fetching stick" back from Parental Unit (see above picture) or "Someone just threw a ball, where the heck is it?" And the currently popular, "How do I get the dang lid off this ridiculous puzzle toy to get the treat hidden inside?"  In the old days, when most dogs had outdoor jobs like herding sheep or guarding property, this work was our daily enrichment. Today, we pampered pooches and indoor kitties need those "little extras" to #GetHealthyHappy, and stay that way.

This is my pal, Bella, hiding in her favorite scrunchy bag and joined by her favorite toy. Cats, by the way, should engage their predatory instincts during play, say, with a moving ball, mouse or feather at the end of a string.


 It's more about chasing and chewing to engage dogs' instinctual behaviors.



Of course, regular vet visits and proper nutrition are tops in importance for ensuring your pet has a long and healthy life. But you can't forget about our mental health, and that's where bonding with you comes in. Basic training, with treats as a reward (hint, hint), is also a great way to spend quality time with your pet. Happy pets equals happy humans, too!

Our friends at Hills have a plethora of treats to help reinforce our good behavior...and to give us just because we're cute! Parental Unit breaks my biscuits into smaller pieces, and I usually get a few on our walks or during grooming (see below). I've also trained her to give me a treat after I get my paws wiped off when coming in from the backyard—hehehe!



To sweeten the pot, Hills is offering a $10 rebate for select Hills Science Diet products. Just click and save!


And you know, we pets love it when you spend time with us, even when you're (dare I say it) grooming us. Now, I'm not a fan of Parental Unit brushing or combing my fur, but she does it anyway to make sure my coat isn't tangled, and to remove dirt, excess hair and whatnot before I snooze on her bed. And of course, I get a few treats if I don't try and run away. Offering a small treat during and after grooming helps your pet associate this time with a pleasurable experience, like EATING!

The bottom line is "Love". And how you show your love for your pets is different for each pet parent: long walks, training, playtime, grooming, sharing toys and treats, or just hangin' out are great ways to let your four-legged friends know you care enough to give them the best life possible.

And now on to our giveaway! To celebrate the"Little Extras" that enrich our pets' lives, Hills is giving away bundles of goodies every pet parent can enjoy sharing with their dog or cat.

Dog Bundle: 
1) a stainless steel dog bowl, 2) a bag of Hill’s Science Diet Dental Chews,  3) a bag of Hill’s Science Diet dog treats,  4) a Healthier Pets, Happier Lives tote bag.

Cat Bundle:
1) a laser pointer toy,  2) a stainless steel cat bowl,  3) eight micro cans of Hill’s Science Diet Grain Free entrees,  4) a Healthier Pets, Happier Lives tote bag.

Enter via the Rafflecopter Widget below. Good Luck!





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Monday, January 06, 2014

A Present From Chewy.com And Review of Halo's "Liv-A Littles" Cat Treats


First, is this a thoughtful present or what? Thank you, "Team Chewy" for this wonderful little painting of yours truly! And a special thank-you to Lisa Goldfarb, the artist whose considerable talents made this possible. Both Parental Unit and I just love it, and it now resides in a place of honor on Parental Unit's dresser. And if you want to see another of these dog portraits from the Chewy team, visit Sagira's Agility Adventures—another beauty!


Now on to our review of Halo Purely for Pets' latest product—one ingredient, freeze-dried cat treats called "Live-a-Littles". There are three separate varieties made with three different types of protein: wild salmon (our choice for picky Ms. Bella), chicken breast and beef. Of course, they're fine for dogs too.  I've snagged my share of these tasty morsels (I do love fish!), and give them an enthusiastic four paws up!

                         But what does Ms. Bella have to say?

                              Will ya open 'em up, already?

I'll just lick the container rim, first...yum! Wild caught salmon! (I can tell the difference between farm raised and wild caught, you know).

You can give your cat or dog these treats individually as mini rewards, or crumble one or two over their regular food as an enticing topper.

Note: We've learned to thoroughly crumble over Bella's food so she can't scarf them down as fast!
Now, you know how Parental Unit is about reading ingredient lists on both her food and our food, and you just can't beat a one ingredient, freeze-dried high-quality protein for maximum freshness and nutritional value. Bella and Parental Unit give these treats an easy, two thumbs and four paws up. And the great thing is, you can just throw a few "Live-a-Littles" in your virtual cart when doing your other pet food shopping at Chewy.com.

A hearty thank-you to Chewy.com for sharing these treats with us! And again, a rousing thank-you to the Chewy Team and to Lisa Goldfarb for our wonderful portrait. We received no other compensation for writing this post and our opinions are 100% our own.

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