| Leaky water bottle? Before you buy a new bottle try this!!! Flip water bottle upside down and remove cap. Pinch or squeeze sides of bottle inward, forming indentions beneath your fingers. Fill bottle to capacity and replace cap. Flip right side up and let go of sides. You should hear a sucking noise and see air bubbles rising to the top of the bottle. That's it! If water bottle still leaks try pinching the sides harder. If that still doesn't work then maybe it is time for a new bottle after all. Check out the 16 oz or 32 oz. flat back water bottle with floating duck refill reminder! Works on tanks and wire cages. Perfect for sugar gliders, chinchillas, hedgehogs, ferrets, dwarf rabbits, and all other small animals. |
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| Super Pet 16 oz Flat Bac Water Bottle |
| Scratchy Nails? Tired of snags and scratches every time you play with your pet? Try our manicure wheels! They file your pets nails the easy and natural way - while they run in their exercise wheel! No more holding down your pet or cutting too short! Our wheels feature a "broken" track design which means there is an inch of filing medium, a space, another inch of filing medium, and so on, making it safer for the delicate pads of your pet's paws. Completely washable and 3 sizes and 5 colors available to accommodate everything from sugar gliders all the way up to chinchillas! |
| Cat litter, not just for cats? That's right! Many other pets can benefit from it, too. Besides ferrets, of course, your pet guinea pig, or hamster might also be better off with this in their cage, and as a sugar glider owner I highly recommend you try this! Not only is it inexpensive, it absorbs odor better,and for longer than cedar, pine, or the natural paper products that are out there. And clean up is easier, too. For a single glider in a large cage (36" L x 26" w x 12" D) I've seen it last up to 3 months before it needed changing! Of course, you'll still need to wipe down the bars of the cage more often. It is the only thing I use for my gliders. For guinea pigs and others who like to use one corner, you can simply scoop it out, wipe the corner, and replace the litter to prolong time between cleanings. And, if you have a fly problem this will help! Just make sure your guinea pig doesn't eat it. Most don't. So, see, kitty litter's not just for kitties afterall. |
| Itchy Pet? Got a dog or cat with itchy or flaky skin? For a quick fix try a dandruff or dry scalp shampoo like Head and Shoulders. |
| Fleas? An inexpensive way to help keep your dog or cat flea free is with Avon's skin-so-soft bath oil. It also keeps their coats shiny and soft. For inside pets simply pour half a capful into their rinse water. (Careful! A little goes a long way!)If your dog is an outside dog this is especially useful. Pour a small amount into your hands and rub them together, then rub down your dog, paying special attention to ears and other places flies like to bite. This will keep off the fleas and the flies!You can do this for your inside dog, too, just don't use as much. Don't use this rub down method on cats. It will make their fur too oily. |
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