Those of you that enjoy carrying your precious pets around with you in public, instead of letting them walk, will enjoy this bag.  Especially if you’re a person that’s highly attached to your music.  It’ll let your pooch jump up and down within the bag to your favorite song.  If that’s not enough to make you carry the bag, it might help things along that the bag was given to last year’s Oscar attendees.

You can hook the bag up to your iPod, a plain old MP3 player or even your laptop.  Hopefully your dog won’t manage to chew through any cords though.  It would also be bad if your puppy decided to pee within the bag too, considering the hefty price tag.  Oddly they don’t mention if they’ve tried to protect the speakers from moisture of any kind.  At $175 a piece, it’d be nice to know this pet carrier is puppy proof.  You can purchase the bag through Anonymous Venice.

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If we lived like our pet fish, then we would all live in studio apartments that would, at best, have more useless space. Now this aquarium is something that would give any fish bragging rights. I mean, I can just see a celebrity fish boasting about this “bowl” on a fish version of Cribs.

I mean, look at the thing! It’s like hamster trails designed for fish! This is definitely one place a fish would not mind sharing with other fish. If Gil, the Willem Dafoe fish from Finding Nemo, was in this castle of a fish tank, he never would have tried to escape. This is what Oscar should be living in when he got rich in Shark Tale. Yeah, not many people make references to the latter movie.

Do you those rich people who spend a lot of money on their pets? Consider this $6500 investment a diamond-studded collar for your fish. Yes, that’s is how much this fish tank (if you can even call it that) actually costs. Why shouldn’t fish get some of the rich-doting action that is usually reserved for dogs and cats?

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Using and enjoying the feeder is a two step process. The first is to acquaint the hummingbirds with the feeder. We set an old can of paint on a small shelf on the side of the barn and slipped the feeder onto the can. It wasn’t long before the hummingbirds found it, and after a little searching, found the feeding station. (See the Longer Video for how this happened.) Then we let them get familiar with the feeder for a few days. Finally we set a chair next to the shelf, removed the feeder from the can, slipped it on and waited. One never forgets the first time a hummingbird suddenly arrives at the feeder right in front of your eyes. It is truly an awesome experience! (Definite adrenaline rush!) There you are, just sitting there, when WHOOSH a hummingbird jumps into your vision as if by magic! Definitely a treat.

Definitely a treat if you want to introduce your little ones to the wonderful world of nature and all that live in it, where the Wearable Hummingbird Feeder is currently going for $79.95 each.

Pets for some reason insist upon drinking from the toilet.  Perhaps the water is far better in there than what they find in their bowl.  Well if you would like to protect your pet from themselves, you can pick up this small gadget to help you out.  Since you can’t be around to see absolutely everything, you can attach this to the lid of the toilet.  Then if someone doesn’t put the lid down, you can still find out when your pet is up to no good.

It doesn’t actually scare them off or anything, that part is entirely up to you.  Instead anytime it senses someone approaching, the gadget will begin to flash and start beeping.  Then if you know that’s not a person near the toilet, you can go and run off your dog or cat.  The bad part about this is if you have a few people in the household all that beeping is not going to be enjoyable.  If you have a small household though, it could work out just fine.  It has a range of 28” and can be purchased for $24.95 from Solutions.

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I can’t say that I’ve ever had much of an issue with my dog eating too little.  He always seems more than happy to eat anything and everything he can.  At times he even manages to eat things that most would not consider edible.  However, if you’re having issues with your dog not eating enough and need them to gain some weight, this would be one way to do that.  It’ll not only help them finish their food, but give them something a little extra at the end of their meal.

After your dog has managed to eat every last bit of their food, they’ll discover a small surprise at the bottom of the bowl.  It has a special chamber that hides a treat at the bottom of the bowl.  The bowl itself is made out of plastic and comes in two different sizes.  You can purchase it in either a small size or just the regular size.  The regular size will cost you $14.98 and the smaller is slightly cheaper at $11.98.  You can find these bowls through Taylor Gifts.

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Most dog collars have shiny metal dog tags listing where the dog comes from and lets whoever know that’s found him that they are up to date on their shots.  This one lets people know in a slightly different way.  Instead of reading something, it tells it out loud.  Which does seem a little silly, but it does even more than that.  It also makes sure to keep your dog pest free and comfortable.

The collar uses safe ultrasonic pulses that will repel any fleas from attaching themselves to your dog.  It’s an odd way to get rid of fleas, but if it works then it’d save you money on having to apply something on a regular basis.  The message you’ll record yourself and you can give any of the information necessary to help someone return your pet to you.  It doesn’t state how long of a message you leave, but you’ll have enough room for basic info.  When you purchase this the batteries are included and it will cost you $24.99.

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I know when I leave my dog alone for a while, I would feel better if he was occupied by playing with this toy rather than chewing up my garbage. This is assuming that I have nothing better to do on my vacation than operate this toy on the Internet.

Not only is this camera/toy mobile by remote control through the Internet, but the ball that it bears is also remote control as well. In fact, the ball can be charged in the mobile camera itself. I’m not certain how the robot can be charged, or if it can be charged from a distance.

This device is fitted with infrared lenses so that you can see your pet in the dark. The lenses also have covers so your pet’s drool won’t damage the electric peepers. The only question I have is: what happens when your pet tips it over?

Well, the PetCare robot is only a concept for now, but personally, it really is a step in the right direction for pet care from a distance.

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There are all different types of lights you can wear when you’re out walking or biking in the dark to make it easier for drivers to see you.  If you’re one that takes a stroll with your dog at night, then you might as well put lights on the dog.  After all, it will keep your dog protected and you ensure that you’re not going to ruin someone’s  evening either.  Since obviously,  if someone ends up hitting your dog, it’s not going to make their day any better.  These lights from Luna Light Technology would make it possible to see your dog from a decent amount of distance away.

The collar is choke free and has both luminescent and reflective technology to make it easier to be spotted.  Both the collar and the lead have the same type lighting on them, making it simpler for people to spot you and the dog.  Since it is going to be used outside, they’ve made it so that both the collar and the lead are weather resistant.  They also won’t chip or peel from normal usage.  As of now there’s not a lot of information on availability, but you could always contact the company to find out information on that.

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On this ad, this man builds a big machine that automatically throws frisbees for his dog. The voiceover says “I dream of being my dog’s best friend”. I can’t help but think it would be easier not to build the machine and just toss the dang frisbee yourself. That way you can spend less time building and more time with your best friend, buddy. The commercial is on after the jump if you want to see it for yourself.

Perhaps the man from this commercial could simply buy a Go Dog Go, a device that throws tennis balls for your fetch-loving canine.

It is adjustable, launching a ball 15 to 30 feet away every 7 to 15 seconds via remote control. It takes six D batteries to power it for five hours.

I suppose that this product is for those who need to wear out their dog before they go to bed at night. Sort of like how I try and wear out my kids. Ironically, I used to read them the Go Dog Go book.

If you want this Go Dog Go, feel free to head over to the Active Dog Toys website and lay down $149.95.

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If you like to let your pet wander instead of keeping them tied down to a small area, you might still want to be able to keep track of them.  Otherwise they could wander too far and you’d never know if they’re somewhere hurt and unable to get back.  With this RoamEO Pup you’ll always know where your dog is at and won’t have to worry quite so much.  If you have two different dogs, you’ll still only need one receiver, which could save you money.

It will locate your pet for you up to 1 to 3 miles away.  It’s also weather resistant and has an LCD display.  It uses rechargeable batteries and when charged they’ll run anywhere from 18 on up to 30 hours.  You can also use the receiver indoors to keep track of your dog inside the house.  To purchase the receiver, one dog collar, as well as the batteries and the charger it will cost you $279.95.  Then if you do have a second dog you can purchase a spare collar for $159.95.

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The Road Refresher encourages tidy drinking by limiting the amount of water dogs can lap up at any one time. A floating plate inside the bowl automatically feeds through enough water for Fido to drink, but immediately restricts the flow when there is a surge from cornering, braking, kicking, tripping and so on. The ingenious design even keeps long ears and beards out of the water (the dog’s, not yours). Ideal for long journeys, this easy-to-clean piece of toughened polypropylene genius will soon become the dog bowl of choice for anyone who wants to reduce slobber, in car and around the house. It’s even got a velcro base and additional fixing pads to ensure it stays put on carpets and kitchen floors.

You can pick up the original sized version for £11.99, while those who want the smaller one (comes in pink or yellow) will have to fork out £9.99 although it is currently out of stock at the moment for the smaller model.

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Most have pulled out a laser pointer and have seen their cat be driven literally up the walls.  So you probably know what kind of endless fun that can be had with one around.  Well Bolt is an official toy just for cats that takes that fun and makes it possible for you to put even less effort into it.  Instead of having to wave around your arm, you can set it to automatic mode and just sit back and enjoy the mayhem.

Bolt can be set down on the table, floor or you can hold it in your hand.  When it’s in automatic mode, it’ll run for 15 minutes and then automatically shut off.  You can also set it to manual mode and control the laser yourself.  Something about the bright white look on the white background makes this look like some design that will never make it to actual product mode.  However, thankfully, it is an actual product that you can purchase and even at an affordable price.  It can be purchased online for only $19.95.

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I’m going to assume that the Bowlingual is nowhere near the cool tech from Up, but TakaraTomy says its as easy as “place the bark-sensor collar around your pup’s neck, then grab the wireless controller and the Bowlingual Voice will speak on your dog’s behalf”.

You have to ask yourself what the remote control is for. Perhaps it is to toggle it into different languages, like that dial on the dog collars on Up that could change languages and dialects.

Okay, does anyone else think that this device is a load of bark? If this technology works, why isn’t it being applied to all animals? I remember in the movie Congo this ape that could use sign language on an electric glove to speak to others, so let’s get a “Meowlingual” working, huh?

In all honesty, most of the time, my dog speaks without barking. For example, when she paces near the door, she’s saying: “hey, man, I got to go out, you know what I mean, out?” Make a Bowlingual for that, Takara Tomy!

Well, if it does work, I hope it gives my dog a good voice, not like the Alpha dog Doberman in Up. I’m not going to spoil that joke, just see the film and buy this Bowlingual product, maybe.

For those that have to travel on a regular basis and they have a pet they can’t take with them, it can be frustrating.  You have the options of leaving them there and just attempting to find someone to feed them on occasion or you can take them to a kennel of some kind.  Either option works, but a kennel costs money and sometimes having someone stop in isn’t exactly a reliable method.  Instead, you can try out this feeding system that also allows for you to see exactly how your pet is doing while you’re away from home.

You can view your pet from anywhere in the world, as long as you have the internet and remote access to your at home computer.  When you purchase the feeder you’ll receive a large autofeeder, dishwasher safe bowl, 24hr programmable timer and a non-chewable cord.  The non-chewable cord would definitely come in handy for those leaving this for a dog.  They seem to get even more adventurous when no one is around to keep them entertained.  Really, I’d think this set up would be better for cats, but it’d work for either dogs or cats.  It also includes all needed software, the camera and any other hardware you might need.  You can purchase the large feeder for $289.99 on SmartHome.

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This patented device quickly and humanely restores peace and quiet to a home vexed by a dog’s excessive barking. No special collar is required; when a dog barks within 25′ of the unit, it emits a harmless ultrasonic tone, inaudible to humans, that startles the animal into silence. The dog quickly associates its bark with the unpleasant sound, which conditions him to curb this undesirable behavior. The unit can also be activated manually to help you correct a dog’s other bad habits, such as lying on furniture or foraging through the trash. One 9-volt battery (not included) provides power for about two months, and an LED indicates battery life.

Meant for indoor use only, you can pick this useful tool up for $49.95 from Hammacher.