Many pet owners don’t just shop for their human family and friends, but the pets they love as well. With that in mind, Wowmypetdidthat.com has compiled a list any pet would be happy to receive: 1) Your dog or cat…
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Category: Rabbits
Light up topiary bunny and dog for outdoor use
We saw these cute light-up, faux topiary bunnies and dogs at Big Lots. The rabbit, which is 18 inches tall is $30. Here’s the description: Bring a hop and a pop of lighting to any setting using this wonderful artificial…
Happy Spring bunny gif
Please enjoy our Happy Spring bunny gif. If you want to use this gif on your website, here’s the embed code: <blockquote class=”embedly-card”><h4><a href=”https://wowmypetdidthat.com/happy-spring-bunny-gif/”>Happy Spring bunny gif – Wow, my pet did THAT!</a></h4><p>Please enjoy our Happy Spring bunny gif. Share…
From lifelike figurines of your cat or dog to prosthetic limbs for animals in need, 3D printing is creating brighter futures for animals and owners
3D printing on its own is pretty amazing. Add in pets and the possibilities become extremely interesting. Here’s a look at some ways 3D printing is being used when it comes to our furry friends: Lifelike recreations: Some companies are…
Shedding some light on pet fur: We examine some hacks for getting pet fur off clothes, look at some unusual uses for pet hair and discuss how your pet’s fur can be a sign of how healthy your pet is
Our dog Maggy is a beauty, but also quite the shedder. According to the ASPCA, it’s estimated that there are 78 million pet dogs and 85.8 million pet cats in the United States. That’s a lot of loose fur. It…
Survey shows having a pet can help lead to success
A survey conducted by Banfield Pet Hospital® discovered a correlation between pets and professional achievements: 93 percent of C-suite executives surveyed in the U.S. grew up with a pet, with 78 percent attributing their career success in part to owning…
Why do rabbits thump their feet?
An often asked question about rabbits is “Why do they thump their feet?” Here are the top reasons: To warn other rabbits of danger, such as a predator nearby. Even if your rabbit is the sole bunny in the house,…