Best New Pet Friendly Travel Gadget - 2 Yummy Travel Bowl

2012-08-13T22:08:00.001-07:00

PET-FRIENDLY travel is on the rise in holiday parks throughout Australia and Sleepypod has come up with yet another way to pamper your pooch (or pussycat) when taking them on holidays.

This modern, three-in-one bowl has an innovative design that enables you to store, transport and serve pet food and water simultaneously, without mixing or spilling the contents.

Here's how it works: a spill-resistant water bowl serves as the base; a food bowl slips into the water bowl, making the water bowl leak-free; and a lid seals the Yummy Travel Bowl, making it spill-proof.

The lid can also be used as an extra bowl when flipped over, allowing for dry food, wet food and water to be served in separate bowls. The bowls are made from baby-safe, food-grade, BPA-free silicone that is freezer, dishwasher and microwave-safe.
See sleepypod.com.au

Pet friendly News: "Pet Sounds" First Musical Concert for Dogs Sydney Opera House

2010-06-15T01:35:00.001-07:00

Sydney Australia Puts On The Dog!

The glamorous Laurie Anders and Lou Reed invited owners and their dogs to a free concert last weekend. It was held at high society digs - on the steps of the Sydney Opera House.

After the show, each canine received, not a glass of white wine as might be expected for the opera house, but instead a tasty bone-biscuit to take home as memorabilia of his or her night out on the town.

Of course there was a spoilsport among expected guests, isn't there always? "It seems very anthropomorphic to me," commented Sydney University veterinarian Peter Higgins. "That's my concern. I haven't seen anything in literature that says dogs can appreciate music."

There is nothing in literature which says Peter appreciates music either I'm guessing.

Higgins had never met New York-based 'Lollabelle', the avant-garde US couple's Rat Terrier. "She likes things with a lot of smoothness, but with beats in them," Anderson said. "Things with voices and lots of complicated high-end stuff - chk-chk-chk-chk-chk - that kind of stuff."

Anderson who is co-curator of Sydney's Vivid Live Arts Festival along with her rocker husband, states that, "The inspiration for Music for Dogs came while she was backstage at an event and thought, 'Wouldn't it be great if you were playing a concert and you look out and you see all dogs?"

This will be the first public performance of Anderson's 'brief' piece since the thinking is that dogs don't have lengthy concentration spans - 20 minutes about does it.

Just like any Rolling Stones show, a professional handler will be there to keep the audience well-behaved. Dogs won't be allowed off a leash, nor should many Mick Jagger worshipers. Quadruped seating will be according to size, as should be the goal of all rock concert ushers.

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Best New Pet Friendly Travel Gadget - 2 Yummy Travel Bowl

Pet friendly News: "Pet Sounds" First Musical Concert for Dogs Sydney Opera House