Sugar Editorial Picks
Nov 19, 2009 -
Whether dunked under water or dripping of their own accord, there's something about wet kitties that makes me giggle
Too much water, too much watery fun. Check out 10 kitties in varying sodden states to brighten your afternoon a little.
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Sep 23, 2009 -
Summer's officially over. Sigh. I like to think North and I are best suited for dry-land adventures (or boat trips, of course), but this Boston Terrier gives me hope.
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Jul 29, 2009 -
North doesn't mind a rub-a-dub in the tub every couple weeks, but even I couldn't lure my guy in the bath three times a week like this kitty! Five year-old Laifu from China can't get enough of the bubbly water of bath time, which is completely contrary to what many cat lovers can expect. I know my favorite cat gals use dry shampoo for their felines, and only attempt the water bath when absolutely necessary but maybe they're the exception, not the rule!
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Jul 13, 2009 -
Must be a nice life, spending the weekend on a boat in Portofino, Italy! These super swimmers set sail with some fashionable dads, (Domenico) Dolce and (Stefano) Gabbana. With special harnesses for easy lifting back onto the boat, the two retrievers look like pro swimmers and retrievers, naturally.
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Jun 13, 2009 -
It's fun to get wet and wild, but not unsupervised! Some dogs will run up to sprinklers and drink 'til their lil mouths are content . .
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Apr 29, 2009 -
Source
Do You Trust Pets Near Open Water?
Why not?
No way!
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Dec 03, 2008 -
Even though I don't offer my pooch bottled water, I definitely know the importance of keeping his liquid fresh (and the dangers when it's not). Since I also appreciate the taste of cold, filtered water, I know I've always wished I had a dispenser like this in my place. Am I alone?
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Oct 29, 2008 -
My pal likes to bring Io to the DIY bath station at a local pet shop but complained to me that her dog's collar always gets all wet (during the washing process) and smelly (during the drying process). So I recommended this chic Dublin Dog version instead.
Made of a polymer blend (read: rubbery), they don't absorb moisture, retain dirt, or harbor bacteria when they get soiled or soaked.
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Aug 28, 2008 -
Wow, there were so many great suggestions for that kitty who just wouldn't drink! We can all agree that it's an important problem that should be addressed pronto, and I'd like to give a special thank you to TsuKata for offering this tip from the vet who shared it with her after she had a cat that refused water. She writes:
Grab at the kitty's loose skin a little, not a pinch, just a gentle grasp that moves the skin up.
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Aug 26, 2008 -
Q: I don't think my new kitten Belle is drinking! She eats her food but I've yet to catch her taking a sip of water in the two weeks since she's joined my home. I've even started marking the outside of the bowl so I can see if any disappears while I'm at work, but I see little to no difference.
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