
Christmas Toys Selling Out Fast!
Unwrap joy for your furkids this Christmas 2023. See below to explore some of our favourite selection of quality Christmas dog toys, designed to make this holiday season unforgettable.
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Maxi Festive Flattie Reindeer Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 23 x 50cm
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- R 380.00
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Festive Plush Ball Duo Christmas 2023 Dog Toy - Diameter 10cm
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- R 240.00
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Miley Mug Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 14.5 x 12.5 cm
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- R 200.00
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Michael Mince Pie Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 19 x 13.5 cm
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- R 220.00
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Bowie Bear Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 33x19 cm
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- R 220.00
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Goldie Goose Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 25 x 14 x 9cm
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- R 220.00
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Snoop Snowman Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 35 x 31 cm
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- R 320.00
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- R 320.00
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Jolly Jumbo Seal Christmas 2023 Dog Toy 24 x 30 cm
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- R 270.00
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- R 270.00
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Cuthbert's Moisty Festive Bites Dog Treats - 500g tub
Cuthbert's Moisty Festive Bites are the perfect treats for both big and small dogs! The chewy texture helps to maintain good oral health by reducing tartar and plaque buildup. Plus, they're ideal for training, so you can reward your pup with the best! Size: 500g tub


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FAT CAT: Pet Toys to "Make People and Their Pets Laugh"
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Fat Cat Classic Springy Worms Cat Toy - One Size 2-pk
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- R 130.00
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- R 130.00
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Copy of Fat Cat Classic Kitten Little Cat Toy - One Size 1-pk
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- R 70.00
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Fat Cat Classic Showgulls Cat Toy - One Size 1-pk
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- R 130.00
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Fat Cat Classic Appeteasers Cat Toy - One Size 2-pk
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- R 130.00
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Fat Cat Classic Fluff Bunnies Cat Toy - One Size 1-pk
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- R 130.00
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Fat Cat Classic Eeeks Cat Toy - One Size 1-pk
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- R 130.00
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Fat Cat Classic Catch of the Day Cat Toy - One Size 1-pk
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- R 150.00
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Fat Cat Classic Tailchasers Cat Toy - One Size 1-pk
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- R 130.00
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ROYAL CANIN SENSORY POUCHES NOW AVAILABLE IN A VARIETY BOX
x4 Sensory Feel, x4 Sensory Smell, x4 Sensory Taste
Each pouch 85g
A nutritious and sensorially rich experience for felines!

LAUNCHING 21 NOVEMBER 2023: ROGZ KAROO FLAT ROUND BED
Looking for a beautiful pet bed to spoil your dog this Christmas?
Available from 21 November 2023 the Karoo Range will be in two different styles of beds that are perfect for your furry bestie! These beds are made from high-quality vegan leather, giving them a luxurious touch without breaking the bank. They feature a non-skid base and are filled with recycled materials. Plus, they are machine washable for your convenience.
Dimensions for Flat Bed (LxWxH) Large 107x72x8cm (Weight of Dog 21-40kg) & X-Large (Weight of Dog 39-64kg) 129x 86x10cm
Dimensions for Round Bed (WxH) Medium 65x17cm (Weight of Dog 12-22kg) & Large (Weight 21-40kg) 80x23cm
Priced from R840



ALESSI PET COLLECTION: ALESSI the home of quality Italian design products for 100 years
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ALESSI LUPITA 18/10 Stainless Steel & Resin 100% Dog Bowl
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- R 3,100.00
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- R 3,100.00
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ALESSI LULA Pet Food (Glass) Container - Height 27cm
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- R 1,490.00
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ALESSI TIGRITO 18/10 Stainless Steel Cat Bowls
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- R 2,800.00
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- R 2,800.00
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ALESSI WOWL 18/10 Stainless Steel Dog Bowl
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- R 1,700.00
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- R 1,700.00
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Why Farmina? "Farmina is nature and science in perfect harmony"
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FARMINA N&D PRIME GRAIN-FREE: Puppy Dog Food for All Breeds Free-Range Italian Chicken & Pomegranate Recipe
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FARMINA N&D ANCESTRAL GRAIN Adult Dog Food for All Breeds: Free-Range Italian Chicken, Spelt, Oats & Pomegranate Recipe
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FARMINA N&D ANCESTRAL GRAIN: Puppy Food for All Breeds Free-Range Italian Chicken, Spelt, Oats & Pomegranate Recipe
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FARMINA N&D ANCESTRAL GRAIN: Light Adult Dog Food for All Breeds Free-Range Italian Chicken, Spelt, Oats & Pomegranate Recipe
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* Introducing dogs and cats and other pets
When bringing a new puppy or dog into a home with existing pets, it is important to respect the needs of both animals in order to achieve a successful coexistence. Dogs tend to observe strict hierarchies in their relationships, so when your new pet meets other animals in the household, they need to establish their own roles and hierarchy in order to live harmoniously. When it comes to making introductions, it is important to respect the needs of the existing animal(s) as well as the new dog, in order to maintain the peace and work towards successful coexistence.
Working out if your pets are compatible
Before bringing a puppy home, talk to the breeder or shelter staff about the measures that have been taken to socialise the puppy. Find out how the puppy is around other dogs and if they have had any exposure to cats if you have them at home.
Before bringing your puppy home, you may choose to give it a blanket or toy from your house so they can get used to the scent of your existing pets and vice versa before introducing them.
If you are rescuing a dog, it is important to discuss any existing pets with shelter staff before making the decision to bring them home, in order to understand whether the dog has any obvious issues with other animals.
Remember to introduce them gradually and don’t expect them to accept one another instantly. It will take time for existing pets to accept the new member of the family, and for the new arrival it is also a big adjustment.
Introducing your new puppy to existing dogs
When your puppy first arrives home, bring them into a small, calm, safe area of the house without other pets, to gradually become familiar with their new surroundings.
When introducing a new dog or puppy to any existing pets, a responsible adult should always be there to supervise.
Introduce them in neutral territory: Start by introducing your dogs outside the home in a neutral area. Make sure both dogs are on a lead and that you can control them both. Let them sniff and investigate each other.
Be patient: Do not shout at the older dog if it doesn’t react the way you want it to. Give it plenty of time to get used to the new dog.
Keep them on the lead: Once they seem to be getting along, then still with leads on, walk side by side back to your home and have them enter the house together. Leave their leads on in case you need to grab one quickly – it is much easier to grab a lead and control the dog than to grab the dog, especially if a fight breaks out. Wait until you're comfortable: Once you feel certain that everything is fine between the dogs, you can remove the leads while in the house.
Top tips for peaceful coexistence
Pay extra attention to female dogs: Regardless of what people think, it is found that female dogs are more involved in aggressions than males and their fights are more difficult to resolve.
Let them establish their hierarchy: Allow them to establish their own dynamic and give priority to the dominant dog. Dogs have a pack mentality and need to have a clearly-defined position within a group.
Pay careful attention at meal times: Dog fights generally occur at meal times as there is an element of rivalry between them. At such times, give priority to the dominant or aggressive dog. You may even want to consider separating their eating areas.
Introducing new pets to existing ones takes time, and it is not a relationship that is always immediately easy. However, by asking about your new dog’s temperament and experiences before bringing them home, and by respecting the needs of both your new dog and existing pets, you can gradually understand how they will interact with each other and work towards a successful and peaceful relationship.
*Credit: https://www.royalcanin.com/za/dogs/thinking-of-getting-a-dog/introducing-dogs-to-cats-and-other-pets

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Who is Bizzy, Cat-In-Charge of Bizzibabs Scratch Patch?
Bizzy joined our family as a sighted kitten. Around his 2nd birthday we had a feeling something was not right with Bizzy when he began to bump into furniture etc. A visit to an eye-specialist confirmed our fears - he was totally blind! The diagnosis was PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy), a genetic condition which is not uncommon in dogs, but also in oriental breeds of cats. Google did not yield much information about PRA at that time, so we started an Instagram Account, @bizzibabs_pra_awareness, for Bizzy. "Bizzibabs” is derived from : Bizzi(Bizzy)-b(boy)-a(a) -b(blind) -s(siamese).
Bizzy quickly made friends from all over the world and some of them would send him gifts so that he would show off what he received on Instragram.
When we started our online store, we appointed Bizzy as “The Boss,” so that he could share his own favourite things on Instagram and in his own online store. This is Bizzy and he and his purrents are very pleased to meet you!