Fridya Finds - Pet Stuff

M and I live with one tiny dog, Radley, who has no clue of his size, and a long haired black cat named Stevie. This week's finds involve pet related stuff:

For people who don't want to have the litter box spoil their mod style, the Litter Pod is for you!



I am a bit concerned that they couldn't get a cat to go in one of these, as the image is super photoshopped. But it looks swanky, no?

Likewise, if you have a little dog but don't want the middle-America fluffy sofa style of dog bed that seems to dominate the chain stores, check out this from bowhaus:



If you have a spare hundred dollars (and really, who doesn't?) this is a dreamy sleek hookbox is a great way to keep your dog's collar by the door:
If your cat feels that he or she deserves better than carpet covered MDF (and EVERY cat does), this should make things more harmonious at home:

It's a Rondo cat furniture piece that costs, I kid you not, over $1000.

OK, enough of that expensive stuff that nobody can afford. I highly encourage DIY versions of the above.

Here's some real stuff:

People are always getting Radley's name wrong. Mostly, they hear his name and assume it's "Bradley" which is fine. But this collar would make that problem go away!

KYODT is an Etsy seller that makes custom leather collars and belts in all sorts of colors and styles. This one is only $35

shout out to Stinky, Justine's lil dog!

My dog is a chihuhua mix, or a mutt really, since he's mixed with several breeds. And he gets cold really easy. I never figured myself for someone who would dress their dog, but apparently he needs a coat in the winter and a sweater when it's chilly! A lot of the stuff for sale at Target and Petco is too cutesy.

This is cute, but no words on it or goofy princessy stuff:

Hand knitted for your dog for only $18 at Fifime


Since my dog has a long body, I've been told using a regular collar/leash combo could hurt his throat. Also, he pulls, which is super annoying. And then he does this thing where he "chokes" while pulling. I used to believe this little act and get concerned. But then we got this:

These Puppia harnesses are the best harnesses we've ever had. They are durable, come in lots of non-offensive patterns, and they are pretty cheap. You can find them all over the place online for prices ranging from $18-25. We got ours in front of the Barnes & Noble from a little cart business named "Neiman Barkus!" Once we got this, Radley started with his "choking" so that we would give him slack on the leash and we were not fooled! His little foray into acting is now over.

My cat is a total pig. Seriously, he eats both wet food and dry food and has a water bowl. That's three bowls. And you better make sure that the dry food bowl is full always. I have a mismatched set, but this looks super cool:

Handmade by Merlin's Bark Products for $30


This pet bed looks so cute, and if you have a vintage/eclectic style, it fits right in without being $1000. From Vintage Rennaissance