Via Big Cat Rescue
We're all aware that cats love fish but what about the bigger guys? Do BIG cats like fish? What do you think --w ill they go crazy for the treat?
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Annnddd we're crying. When Twitter user, @amorningsting, shared the note her father received while making his usual route, the Twitter-world couldn't help but tear up and share their reactions.
Via Aprils Animals
Chicken, the tiny dwarf hamster, devised a brilliant plan to reach the tantalizing treat.
While we are pretty much obsessed with our furry friends every day, today is a special day to celebrate a little extra. If you need any other excuse to spoil your pet, here is your chance - make him some home made treats with these 4 great recipes he will surely love!
Christian Vieler from Germany is a professional dog photographer since 2016. He came up with the idea of testing dog Concentration by snapping pairs of dogs catching treats simultaneously.
With his Fotos Frei Schnauze project, the German photographer Christian Vieler is having fun capturing the cute expressions of dogs in action, just before they catch a treat.
Via Savvy
Looking for a fun and easy way to spoil your pooch? Why not try making this braided dog toy.
Materials:
3 dish towels
Scissors
Dog treats
Directions:
Choose your 3 dish towels (you can use new or used towels for this craft).
Cut a 1 inch strip off the short end of 2 of your towels. Set the strips aside for later.
Tie the 3 towels up at one end using one of the strips you cut.
Twist each towel and braid the 3 towels together.
At the end of the braid use your remaining strip of towel to tie off the braid.
You can keep your toy as-is, OR you can stuff some dog treats into the folds of the braid. Your pooch will love trying to find those tasty treats!
The best way to cool off during those hot summer days
Buckled up and headed your way.
Everyone loves a food truck, and now your dog can, too. The Good Stuff Pet Truck, a food truck for dogs, will be traveling the country this spring and summer with coupons, fun pet swag, and of course, treats for your pup.
The Good Stuff story began with one, custom-designed, decked out-doggy truck. Last year, it connected with pet parents from Anaheim to Albany. It was so much fun, they decided to do the whole thing again.
