My Third Arm: The Broom and Dustpan Every Pet Home Needs
I don't know what to tell you about this except it's my third arm. If I'm walking through the house, this is probably in my hands. It's a must-have for any pet owner.
Real picks from a real pack.
Beds, bowls, brushes, and the stuff that actually gets used in a house full of dogs and one very opinionated cat. If it's on here, we own it and we'd pack it. π
I don't know what to tell you about this except it's my third arm. If I'm walking through the house, this is probably in my hands. It's a must-have for any pet owner.
Stevie has multiple windowsill seats. Multiple. He is a cat of means. And he has put on a little extra weight lately. We don't talk about it. He's big-boned. π€£
We have countless beds. Countless. And still, the cat and the smalls? Someone is ALWAYS in this one. They love it.
Sundays are spa day in this house. Not for me. My hair is in a clip and has been since 2019. But my Maltese? Pampered. π
Must have for Sunday Spa Day. Bathtime. Fur clogs!
Love these. Last forever.
I have bought Stevie several cat trees. Fancy ones. Ones with hammocks and little condos and price tags I won't repeat out loud. And which one does he love the most? The simplest one. Of course. π€£
I live in the country. We have multiple dog doors. So every once in a while, a small critter lets itself in. π€£
Some dogs eat like the food owes them money. Bowl down. Bowl empty. Three seconds. I've timed it. Then they look at me like I never fed them. Ever. In their life. π€£
A bored dog is a decorator. Couch cushion? Redesigned. Shoe? Remodeled. Me? Crying. π