Take your dog for a walk at night with yourLED dog leash. Light up your way as you walk through the dark. Remain steady. Spot any obstacles along your path. Get some exercise.
Not all dog parks are off the leash. Leash your dog as youwalk around the park. Keep everyone safe. You can always research which parks are off leash for next time.
Dogs can’t use human toilets. We have to clean up after them. The handle of your dog lead storesdog poop bags. Bag up their poop and place it in a bin. Do your civic duty.
Don’t worry about finding batteries for your LED dog lead each time. Just plug it into a USB charger. 70 minutes of charging for5 hours of light. More than enough for a long evening stroll.
Go handsfree with your dog lead. Loop the leash handle over your wrists. Pull out your phone to work out if you are truly lost. Flick through the various LED colours till you find one that matches your mood.
Charge via USB.Use a wall charger, powerbank, laptop or other charging port.
I have one cat that has never been a big user of my traditional cat scratching trees, however she LOVES these, and uses them all the time. They are a bit messy, but she has stopped scratching our new recliners, so the mess is a small price to pay.
Our kittens love their tree. It took a few days for acknowledgement of tree and tracking number and after three emails I was informed the tree would be on its way. We were amazed at how compact the box was packed. Well done to the packers. Many thanks for the well made product
We were pleasantly surprised when our cat started using the Corrugated Cardboard Scratching Post. She loves the texture and it's protecting our new lounge suite.
