Comments on: 16 Preposterous Products for Pets

By: Angela

Angela — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 01:07:35 +0000

I have to admit I have a couple of those things in my store. What I don’t I’d love to carry them because pet lovers LOVE to pamper their pet.

By: gogizmo

gogizmo — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 18:27:43 +0000

Amusing article! But there are more reasons to toilet train a can than merely the convenience. Allergies and financial reasons, for instance. Have you check out the price of litter for long haired cats? As for “forcing” them and going against their natural instincts? Only they can tell you that. I’m going to let my cat decide. I’m in the process of toilet training her with CitiKitty seat; she’s on week two. After she gets used to the loo, I’ll put her litter box back down and let her decide where to go. I figure, she has a mind of her own.

By: Pete

Pete — Sun, 03 May 2009 16:18:26 +0000

Hey! Litter Kwitter is actually a good product! At the time I bought mine, I had 3 indoor cats in a 1000 sqr ft apartment, & things could get pretty stinky pretty quickly. I tried automatic litter boxes, which are very expensive & prone to breaking down, & just outrightly nasty to clean (yes, automatic catboxes need cleaning). Toilet training cats is nothing new & if they were that averse to it, it wouldn’t work at all. I ordered the Litter Kwitter kit after comparing to similar products & selected that one because the trend on the less expensive kits were that they were not as sturdy, & one of my cats is a 25lb fatty. Things were actually working out pretty well except that my oldest one, 14 y/o, simply would not get on board with the the new way of doing things & took to peeing anywhere he pleased, but the 2 younger ones (9 & 6 y/o) needed nearly no convincing. But because of the old one I needed to go back to traditional catbox. Not to sound callous, but when his time comes, the Litter Kwitter is going back up! P.S.– While most of the other items you have listed here are pretty retarded, I have to say, there’s something of merit on the cat exercise wheel– my fatty could sure use it!

By: Jen

Jen — Sun, 03 May 2009 05:17:14 +0000

I received the “Collar Cam” as a gift and it’s AWESOME. My dog is a furry Ansel Adams. She’s such a good phodographer, she has her own Flickr page. This product is the cat’s pajamas, and not only because you can attach it to your cat OR your dog. (Not to mention, the camera is of great quality and works wonders when attached to your bike handlebars, used as living room surveillance, or to time lapse a night out on the town.) I LOVE seeing what my little Zero has accomplished while I’m at work. And she loves seeing her photos on the web! Preposterous? More like Pet-awesomeness.

By: GOLDCAT

GOLDCAT — Sun, 03 May 2009 02:27:41 +0000

doggy boots actually make sense if you live in a city with harsh winters; road salt is nasty on their paws. not to mention its friggin’ icy and cold. as long as the boots aren’t too ornate/hideous, its a good plan.

By: RandomOne

RandomOne — Sat, 02 May 2009 21:30:24 +0000

Luckily, some people make sure that goldfish are properly represented on the internet.

By: Maxine

Maxine — Sat, 02 May 2009 19:44:38 +0000

“Luckily [goldfish] only live to be a few months old and have a pretty short memory.” Read up on goldfish aquarium hobbyists some time. Goldfish who are actually kept in a proper tank can live up to a decade and grow to be over a foot long.