Just because pet lovers travel a lot, doesn’t mean they have to inconvience neighbors or put their pets in a kennel so they don’t die of starvation. With iSeePet360, travelers who have pets can now feed and water their canine or feline loved ones with the power of the internet through remote desktop or some other remote internet application.
Pet Gadgets
We humans like our gadgets but we shouldn’t let are 4 legged (or finned) friends miss out. This section of coolest gadgets is designated for gadgets specially for pets.
Feed pets from anywhere in the world with iSeePet360
January 30th, 2008 by James in Home Automation, Home Gadgets, PC Gadgets, Pet Gadgets, USB GadgetsThe Bookshelf Aquarium
December 27th, 2007 by Edwin in Home Gadgets, Pet Gadgets
Fish lovers who are also avid readers will find the Bookshelf Aquarium the perfect balance.
This space-saving aquarium won’t encroach on work surfaces or living space because it is a mere 4″ deep, yet it provides 180″ sq. of viewing area and room for up to six fish. The 2.4-gallon aquarium has an air pump, filtration system, and heater that ensure precise environment control. The cabinet is made from shatterproof plastic and the integrated LEDs provide bright overhead light. The aquarium includes a submersible, three-dimensional seascape background and gravel. Plugs into AC. 13″ H x 17″ W x 4″ D. (20 lbs. when filled with water).
Pick one up today for $149.95.
Heated bed keeps your pup warm and comfortable during long trips
December 23rd, 2007 by Chris in Electronic Gadgets, Pet Gadgets, Vehicle Gadgets
I love my dog. He’s a Basset Hound that’s just over a year and a half old. He’s a spaz, but I love him just the same. I take good care of him, he’s got his own bed and plenty of toys to play with. Sure, I buy him new stuff now and then, but I’m not one of those people that goes overboard with their pets. You know the type, the ones that get the gourmet food, dress up their dog, and even carry around a special purse for their pup. That’s why when my dog rides in the truck with me, he sits on the seat just the same as anyone else. Other people, however, might be tempted to get them a heated bed in the back of their SUV.
TopTag Pet ID helps keep tabs on Fido and Fluffy
December 20th, 2007 by Carolyn in Pet Gadgets
No matter how careful we are, there is always a chance that our pet may get out of the house or yard and get lost and then found by someone that doesn’t know your pet. Or, you may be going out of town for a family vacation and leave your pet with a pet sitter or boarder. In these situations, your pet could be in the care of someone that is not familiar with your pet, their dietary needs, medical conditions and general behavior. What’s a pet owner to do?
All of this information and more can be stored on the Top Tag Pet ID so that it is ready and available if your pet’s care-giver needs it. If your cat won’t eat a certain kind of food or your dog needs a certain medication for heartworm treatment, they be able to check and know for sure. The Top Tag Pet ID is easy to use - simply plug it into the USB port on your computer and the program starts automatically. Next, simply click on the button for your type of pet: Dog, Cat, Bird or Other. The program will then automatically configure itself to fit your pet. Read the rest of this entry »
iPond plays sounds, stores fish
December 17th, 2007 by Edwin in Audio/Video Gadgets, Electronic Gadgets, Pet Gadgets, iPod gadgets
Fancy this portable speaker that carries a fish along with it? That’s exactly what the iPond is - it hooks up to portable audio devices like the iPod, but has in recent times drawn the ire from animal rights groups as the iPond is said to offer inadequate space for a fish to live. Meant for Betta fish (also known as Siamese fighting fish), the 650mm iPond has been said to be insufficient, since a single Betta fish requires around 10 liters of water to swim around and receive a proper amount of oxygen. In addition, the speaker is located at the bottom, so your favorite trance sounds might actually unsettle the fish further. The iPond retails for $60.
Source: Gizmodo
Dogside Light Up Lead
December 13th, 2007 by Edwin in Electronic Gadgets, Pet Gadgets
Even if you’re very careful when bringing your dog out for a walk, accidents do happen. This is where the Dogside Light Up Lead comes in handy.
It’s a lead, it lights up and you put it on your dog (or clubbing partner possibly). Of course that’s a rather simple explanation of what is possibly the coolest dog lead ever invented. Concealed in the gorgeously tactile vulcanised rubber handgrip of this night black dog lead, lies a small switch, flick it on, and a stream of beautiful blue light spirals down through the lead to the business end. Walking your dog at night (or frankly at any time) with this luminescent lead is an absolute must. Powered by 2 AA batteries (thoughtfully included) you can chose between a constant on mode, off (obviously) or flashing, if you happen to have a hip pooch. They say, whoever they are, that walking a dog is a great way to pick people up, just imagine how effective it would be with hot piece of kit, even your dog might get lucky.
Your pet will love you all more it, so don’t be a scrooge this Christmas and pony up £24.99 for one.
Gadget Gifts for your Cat
December 12th, 2007 by Al in Gadget Gift Ideas, Pet GadgetsOkay so you’ve finished buying gifts for all your human friends, now it’s time for the animals so here we are to help with our gadget guide for your pets (will the madness never end).
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FURminator deShedding Tool
You don’t see many things on Amazon with
and 76 reviews but here’s one, the FURminator deShedding Tool.
Designed to reduce shedding better than any brush, comb, or rake, this innovative tool works effectively for all shedding long- and short-haired cats. It effectively addresses the issue of the undercoat, which can become a dense mess of loose, dead hair and the major source of shedding–as well as the allergies and cleanliness problems that come with it. The revolutionary grooming device utilizes a unique 1-3/4-inch stainless-steel edge that grabs loose undercoat hair and quickly and easily removes it, without damaging the topcoat.
Cost : $24.99

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Hagen Living World Cat Spa
Let your cat stroke and scratch itself with the Cat Spa.
- Accu-Pressure Pads: A unique sensory experience. Cats love to feel the pressure points beneath their paws and may actually sleep on them.
- Body-Stroke Groomers: For self-grooming and massage. Stimulate face and back glands while providing an easy-access, intense massage.
- Gum Stimulator: An irresistible challenge to cats–blocks access to catnip. Gnawing of the gum stimulator massages and cleans teeth and gums. Rubbing cheek and chin areas stimulates glands.
- Ripple Massager: Solid sculpted ripples perform unlike any brush. Deep penetration of fur provides intense rubbing pleasure to head, neck, and face area.
Cost : $41.83

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LOL Pet Chime, a Doorbell for your Pet Pooch
December 12th, 2007 by Al in Pet Gadgets
Maybe it’s because I don’t have a pet dog but I just found this funny, Pet Chime, the doorbell for animals.
Portable Wireless Electronic Pet Doorbell: The Pet ChimeTM is a wireless doorbell for household pets to notify their master when they want to enter or exit the house. Our FCC approved radio frequency remote control door chime will emit one (1) of two (2) selectable responses - ding dong or dog bark - when the transmitter paw is pressed. The Pet ChimeTM comes complete with a wireless transmitter shaped like a dog’s paw and a receiver.
You can buy Pet Chime for $21.95, don’t leave your pets out in the cold this winter [Thanks Joe].


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