Holiday Giveaway Week: Pet Toys + Tech Thursday!
12/10/2009
*Congratulations to Wednesdays's Giveaway Winners*
Dosha Dog Woven Pleather Collar:
Tracy H. in Staatsburg, NY
Dosha Dog Fancy Ruffle Collar:
Trina W. in Wylie, TX
Margaret J. in Colchester, IL
Dog Gone Smart Coat:
Denise B. in Ansonia, CT
Jeff R. in Lower Burrell, PA
Carolyn D. in Crest Hill, IL
Animal Planet Retractable Pet Leash:
Betty K. in Austin, TX
Cat Toys:
Christine W. in Hayward, CA
Kathryn B. in Bellevue, NE
Untamed and Uncut/Raw Nature DVDs: Amanda B. in Harrington Park, NJ
Happy Holidays from The Daily Treat and Animal Planet!
Check out The Daily Treat every day this week (December 7-11) for a chance to win new products for your pet! (We might throw in some freebies for the two-legged fans also.)
TODAY’S TREAT FOR YOU: WIN IT! > Accuwalker Leash Hook Device, Snoggle Treat Dispensing Toy and much more!
The Accuwalker: No more wondering if the dog got their walk today.
Have you ever asked yourself any of the following questions: Did the dog walker show up today? Did the kids/roommate walk the dog today like they were supposed to? How long was the dog out for?
Since our dogs unfortunately cannot tell us how long their walk was, we are often left to assume that dog was walked for an appropriate amount of time…but how can we be totally sure? Enter the Accuwalker - the first device of it's kind that lets dog owners know exactly when and for how long their dog was walked!
How it Works:
Designed specifically for owners who use dog walkers or even families where dog walking duties are shared by all family members, the Accuwalker eliminates the guessing game as to what time the dog was walked…or if he/she was walked. The Accuwalker uses an intelligent leash hook - which integrates a micro switch built directly into the leash hook - that recognizes when a leash has been removed or replaced. It then displays the last time your pet was walked, how long the walk lasted, and even records memos or instructions. The Accuwalker works with most leashes including retractables.
Simply hang your dogs leash on the hook and the switch senses when the leash has been removed or replaced. The device measures the time between when the leash was removed and then replaced...whether the leash was attached to the dog or not is another story, as “honesty is the best policy” is apparently sold separately. ENTER NOW and win one today!
Will your pet work for food? Try the Snoggle!
Does your dog love to ‘work for food?’ If so, the StarMark Snoggle Treat Dispensing Plush Toy will provide lots of entertainment when filled with our dogs' favorite thing -- food. There's a squeaker inside the Snoggle's nose for even more fun times.
The first ever treat dispensing plush toy, the Snoggle is a fully adjustable treat dispensing plush toy that is certain to keep plush loving pets entertained. It can be filled with treats or food, and works great with StarMark Every Flavor Treats. The adjustable opening allows you to regulate the difficulty level at which treats come out and it accommodates a variety of food sizes. It's a great way to feed and exercise your dog. One size is appropriate for dogs of all sizes. ENTER NOW and win one today!
Get Animal Planet Freebies Too!
Today's Animal Planet prizes are:
- Cute Cat Toys (available at select Petco store)
- Escape to Chimp Eden Season 1
Shop the Animal Planet Store for Daily Holiday Deals!
Plus, all winners of today's giveaway will receive a signed copy of Dark Horse Comics "Beasts of Burden" comic book.
To enter to win any of the featured products in today's giveaway, read the rules and send us your name and address. Entries are accepted until 11:59 (ET) tonight (December 10). Winners will be drawn at random and announced here tomorrow.
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I'm glad to find a way to reach Animal Planet, so say how upset I am at your show Untamed & Uncut. Of all places to find a show that shows, for example, an elephant being electrocuted and countless other poor animals being tortured and dying, a channel allegedly devoted to animals should be the last. Who do you think your audience is for this show? If you think it's animal lovers, think again. It turns animal lovers' stomachs. Think who would watch a show that turns animal lovers' stomachs. Then think what you're encouraging.
Posted by: R. Balyer | 12/11/2009 at 05:29 PM