Since Japanese are famous for their work ethics, it makes perfect sense for something like the iSeePet360 to exist over there. Just in case you can’t make it home in time for supper with your beloved pooch yet again, the iSeePet360 can be remotely controlled via a computer to release dry pet food, while an audio feature allows you to inform your pet just when dinnertime is exactly. These aren’t the only benefits though as it will be able to let you check up on your pooch as to whether it is sleeping peacefully or drinking water from the toilet bowl yet again. This paranoia-bustin’ device will hit your wallet for approximately $444 worth of damages.

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Fancy keeping an exotic aquarium without having to go through the rigors of maintenance? The Hypnotic Jellyfish Aquarium ought to do the trick.

With three artificial jellyfish that move in the water amid seaweed and coral reefs, while LED backlighting highlights their movements, this aquarium provides mesmerizing ambiance without the maintenance required with typical aquariums. A silent, integrated motor generates gentle currents, causing the jellyfish to rise and fall in the water. You can choose specific light patterns from nine integrated LEDs that provide red, blue, and green highlights within the aquascape. The aquarium can be wall-mounted, set-up on a bookshelf, or displayed on a tabletop.

Pick one up today for $59.95 from Hammacher.

This Pet Bird Feeder you see here is guaranteed to elicit at least a chuckle from anyone who lays their eyes on it, but birds might not find the idea of a dog staring at them too amusing. If only they made it more realistic by including drool that drips down from the Pet Bird Feeder’s mouth. You can pick up this gadget for a laugh for $8.99.

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Researchers have found a way to observe crows by attaching ultra light video cameras that are fastened to their tail feathers, making it an extremely versatile tool to use. First used in wild New Caledonian crows, the researchers have observed them and come to a conclusion that these crows are highly intelligent, demonstrating remarkable cognitive and tool making abilities. In fact, field studies of remnants left by tool-making birds—such as leaves that had been bitten into strips to serve as probes also left the door open to suggest that tool use is common among wild populations.

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I always thought that cats hate baths, and the Kitty Washroom wavered by conviction but for a moment. Apparently, it is nothing else but a fancy toilet for your precious feline friend.

Hide the messy litter box inside this handsome piece that instantly enhances the look of your bath, kitchen or laundry room. Designed with wainscoting in a clean, white finish, it has a 7″x8″ portal for kitty. The front swings open like a door so you can easily scoop or change the litter. Two shelves offer added storage and display space; the stainless steel towel bar is a good place to hang your scoop. Accepts any litter pan up to 18″ x 15″.

You can pick up the Kitty Washroom for $99.95.

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It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that cats are often more stuck up when compared to their canine counterparts in the animal kingdom. These felines often come and go as they please and answer to nobody’s call (except nature, of course). What’s that old saying again - the cat is the human’s master, while it is the other way round where dogs are concerned. I’m sure many a cat lover have come across instances where their beloved pets start to dart around the room chasing after some form of imaginary mouse, pawing at the air for no apparent reason? What about those times where your cat starts to meow incessantly as you’re trying to catch a nap after a hard day at work, and despite all your coaxing, little Puss in Boots just won’t stay quiet? It is during those times that you wish you could read what your feline friend is thinking, and this is where the Meowlingual Cat Translation device comes in handy.

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Two years ago, we had what may be the worst Christmas morning as a family. That’s because our dog disappeared overnight. We spent all Christmas Day looking for him and the next week was spent putting flyers all over the neighborhood, announcing it on radio, and posting on sites like Craigslist pictures with hope that someone would call us and say come get him.
Two weeks later, we got him back. He had gone on a “walkabout” and ended up 50 miles away – although in reality, someone found him down the street and took him home. They made a few calls with the number on his collar and finally, we were put in touch with the one who found him and got our dog back. But the holidays were a mixed bag that year since we had no idea where our pet was. This must’ve been the motivation behind PetsMobility’s PetCell.

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If the telescopic poop catcher doesn’t work for you and your dog here’s a way to scoop the poop quickly and hygienically, the S3 Poop Scoop.

I must admit S3 isn’t a name that I’d instantly associate with poop scoopers but as poop scoopers go it’s pretty cool (I can’t believe I just typed that). It incorporates a light for night time dog walking action, and also resembles a baseball bat for self defence. I think if you hit anybody with a baseball bat full of crap they will probably back away.
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