Join and subscribe to our free daily digest

GPS gadgets, Pet Gadgets

Snooper helps find your lost dog

by James - on March 17, 2009

On Christmas Day, I had a dog disappear on us, prompting me to spend most of my holiday putting up “have you seen this dog?” notices all over the neighborhood. Notices which did absolutely no good whatsoever (the woman who found him called the number on his tag two days later). After he left us to go to that great puppy farm in the sky, we got another dog who proved to be every bit the escape artist as his predecessor. So, believe me when I tell you that a small GPS tag like the SNOOPER PET TRACKER GPSS is of great interest to me and every other dog owner who’s spent many a late night driving around neighborhoods whistling like a crazy person.

Read the rest of this entry »

Pet Gadgets

The High Voltage Pet Brush kills anything attached to your pet

by Ally - on February 1, 2009

Why stop with electric shock collars?  Now you can electrocute your pets while you brush them.  Alright, so it probably won’t electrocute them, but it’s actually listed as a High Voltage Pet Brush.  It would take some serious faith in technology for any pet owner to feel comfortable enough to rub their pet down with this.  You can not only use it on your dog, but on your cat as well.

Read the rest of this entry »

Home Gadgets, Pet Gadgets

Instant Wireless Pet Barrier

by Edwin - on January 14, 2009

Breaking a new puppy (or dog) into your home can be quite a task, and you will need copious amounts of patience and love without lashing out at the pup. Of course, you must be prepared to suffer chewed shoes and furniture with the latest addition to your home at the beginning – or not? The Instant Wireless Pet Barrier comes in handy, training your pooch to stay off furniture and out of forbidden rooms without having to erect physical barriers or involve a complicated installation process. All you need to do is strap the collar on Fido, place the wireless transmitter somewhere and he won’t venture beyond the 12′ diameter zone as doing so will result in a harmless, mild static energy pulse that makes it uncomfortable enough to return to where it came from. The transmitter is powered by a trio of AA batteries, while the collar sips energy from a couple of CR2032 batteries. You can pick up the Instant Wireless Pet Barrier for $79.95 a pop.

Pet Gadgets

Litter Box Odor Eliminator

by Edwin - on November 20, 2008

We all know how smelly things can get even with cat litter in the home, since cat poop has that strong, pungent smell which tends to overwhelm even air fresheners. Well, with the Litter Box Odor Eliminator, all your olfactory problems are now solved as it relies on electric power to keep things smelling nice and fresh. It is environmentally friendly since it does not rely on chemicals, and good to know that it does not require any filter replacement, being strong enough to even de-scent skunk odor. The Litter Box Odor Eliminator retails for $39.98 a poop – er, pop.

Pet Gadgets

R2-D2 Aquarium

by Al - on November 14, 2008

We’ve featured a fair few interesting, tasteless and bizarre aquariums here on Coolest Gadgets but this is probably the nerdiest yet (thanks Critiker), the R2-D2 Aquarium.

Modeled after the most well-known astromech droid in the galaxy, this R2-D2 holds a 1 3/4-gallon aquarium tank in his central compartment, ideal for a small freshwater family of goldfish, gouramis, or tetras. The domed head rotates with any vocal command you issue and he utters his familiar “bleeps” from the Star Wars movies. His radar eye houses the eyepiece to a built-in periscope that provides an intimate view of the aquatic activity below, allowing you to watch your charges swim towards the food you’ve dropped in from the dome’s removable feeding door.

You can buy the R2-D2 Aquarium from Hammacher for $129.95 found via our friends over at Critiker.

Home Gadgets, Pet Gadgets

Pet Porte Microchip Cat Flap lets in your cat only

by Mark R - on October 30, 2008

Even though I have a pet, I don’t have one of those pet doors. Of course, I have a Chocolate Labrador, and a burglar could easily fit through a dog door that big.

What if there was a way to put a lock on a pet door, and somehow give your pet the only key? This is a basic concept of the Pet Porte Microchip Cat Flap.

This pet door works by identifying a cat by its microchip implant, which is a trend of identification amongst pet owners. In case you are not familiar with this emerging technology, it allows a pet catcher with a specialized scanner to scan an implanted chip in a pet. This allows for proper identification of a pet that is better than an easily removable tag.

Read the rest of this entry »

Pet Gadgets

Pedi Paws makes nail cutting a snap

by Edwin - on September 6, 2008

Folks who own a dog or cat will know that not all animals from both species are obedient enough for you to handle various body parts of theirs without shifting uncomfortably or even biting/scratching you. Enter the Pedi Paws, a device that ought to make life a whole lot easier.

Pedi Paws gently and painlessly trims pet’s nails. The secret is the innovative rotary emery bands that gently remove thin layers of nail without the pain of traditional clippers. Protective cap catches the filings for easy cleanup. It’s fast, easy and saves on visits to the groomer! Precision high speed motor operates on two C batteries (not included), cordless, to use anywhere!

Why not make grooming time with your pet a whole lot easier with Pedi Paws? After all, surely $19.98 is not too high a price to ask for your beloved pet’s well being?

Pet Gadgets

Pet Zoom brush makes life easier

by Edwin - on September 3, 2008

Owning a pet can be very rewarding, but along with the love and affection your dog/cat gives you (more for the former than the latter), you will need to put in a fair amount of effort maintaining a happy pet. With the Pet Zoom brush, your life is made a wee bit easier.

Pet Zoom brush is the self-cleaning, one-touch way to groom your pet. Easily remove unwanted hair, dander, dirt and debris from your dog or cat’s fur – push button to release from brush! Soft, ultra-comfort bristles adjust for long or short coats. Use for wet or dry grooming. You’ll receive smaller “pamper” size with trimmer attachment too!

This useful plastic device will retail for $19.98 a pop.