diy

Do it Yourself; Tips and ideas for DIY projects to give a gift that your cuddliest friend will wag its tail for.

Master has given Collin a sock!
When Collin first came to live with his new family, the leaves fell to the ground and smelled like decay, like they do now. They smell so interesting. They didn’t do that at Collin’s old home, no no no. It was very warm there.
By Sarah Shea4 years ago in Petlife
Pawloween
T'is the season of torment and torture. By that, I mean it’s Halloween. Being a parent I see posts every year about ideas for “family” costumes. You know the cute, coordinating outfits like The Addams Family or Marvel super heroes. Being a pet parent as well I couldn’t help but wonder… What about coordinating costumes for people and their pet.
By DC Hope4 years ago in Petlife
Unusual Dog Names - Top Tips On What NOT To Call Your Dog
I used to carry my canine to the nearby off-chain park to some extent one time each week. There was a young lady with a chocolate lab little dog named Jeter. Presently, I'm in support of strange canine names sweetbabyname and naming your canine after someone you truly like... in any case, she more likely than not felt REALLY inept shouting "JETER!" across the recreation center when the little guy would stray.
By pitey4 years ago in Petlife
Fall is Here and the Mice are Near!
It’s #PSL season and there is nothing better than sitting near the fireplace sipping on your warm beverage UNTIL you see a mouse scurry across the floor! Or even worse, you’re trying to get a good night’s rest and all you hear is scratching coming from the ceiling! The truth of the matter is Summer is almost over, day’s are getting shorter and nights are getting cooler. Mice will start to make their way into your home, and soon! Rat and mice removal with GreenLeaf Pest Control to make sure it’s not your home!
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Petlife
THE EARLIER THE BETTER – SAVE YOURSELF FROM STINGING INSECTS!
Welcome to the unwanted pest world! Insects, bugs, pests, stinging insects are everywhere and are just part of mother nature. Indeed, they are unwelcome on residential and commercial properties. Most residents don’t like the idea of harming pests, but the need to eliminate them and protect our families is much greater. Harming pests could be a disturbance to nature. It’s always important to consult with fully licensed pest control companies or experts before trying to tackle any pest issue or stinging insects on your own.
By glpestcontrol5 years ago in Petlife
10 Mistakes That Shorten Your Pet’s Life
Our pets are our babies, we pamper them, spoil them, and would even stay at home and cuddle them on a Friday night instead of meeting up with our human friends.
By The Curious Brain5 years ago in Petlife
Paw Prints on Our Hearts
I literally can't even remember a time in my life when I didn't have a pet. My parents had a dog, a cat, and a couple horses when I was born. And I still remember the day my mom picked me up from preschool and took me to the animal shelter to meet the dog we were adopting - my dog. I named him Reggie, and I had him from the time I was in preschool until my freshman year of college. He isn't with me any more, but he will always be my dog. There are just some pets that come into your life and your heart is forever imprinted with their adorable little paw prints.
By Adrianna Noyes5 years ago in Petlife
Sorry Fury
In my defense I had a lot of time on my hands, okay? Yes, with a pandemic sweeping the globe most of us had an unusual amount of spare time but I was also immobile and bored... very, very bored.
By Kimberley Little5 years ago in Petlife
The Tail of the Cat and the Yarn
We all know cats love yarn, and anyone who crafts with yarn knows that cats are their best ‘helper’. I have had multiple strands of yarn unexpectedly cut by sharp teeth or tangled in kitty paws and balls of yarn gathered under couches by my roommate’s cat.
By Kayla Morehead5 years ago in Petlife
Creating to Remember
I enjoy creating a lot of different things, using many mediums including, but not limited to: embroidery, painting, resin, polymer clay, metal, and wood.. This, by far, is my favorite to make, though; shown is one of the pet memorial pyramids I offer to grieving pet parents. It is made from epoxy resin, mica pigments, glitter, and whatever keepsakes the owner(s) wants included. This one specifically holds a collar, tag, and small toy. Of course, I use my Fiskars scissors to cut down the mementos to fit either a 6x6x6 or 4x4x4 pyramid. I also use them to cut and create personalized thank you cards that go with each completed piece. As someone who has had several pets come and go, I know how important it is to remember your furry family members. I wanted to offer more than just ash or fur preservation, although I do include resin necklaces, keychains, etc. with added ash and/or fur to go along with the pyramids. The bright colors and glitter make a wonderful show piece to add to your home decor, and are customized to the client’s liking. These pyramids are very costly and time-consuming to make, but they are worth it. A lot of love and good energy is put into each memorial as well. I don’t know where I would be without my furry friends, so I am always honored to have a part in remembering our four-legged companions all over the world.
By Lynn Davis5 years ago in Petlife
A House That Will Last 9 Lives. Top Story - January 2021.
If you have a cat, then you probably have noticed how they sleep where they want, eat what they want, and pretty much do whatever they want whenever they want. As cat owners, we find ourselves adjusting to their preferences probably ninety percent of the time. However, that other ten percent is when we go above and beyond for our furry beasts because we want to.
By Cathryn Dennison5 years ago in Petlife
Setting Up a Tortoise Enclosure for Indoor & Outdoor Use
One can setup tortoise housing both outdoors and indoors. The tortoise can be housed in an outdoor enclosure or indoors in a wood vivarium or a tortoise table.
By Patty McDaniels5 years ago in Petlife