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02/06/2012
Want to save money on dog beds? Tired of trying to clean a bed soaked with urine? Buy a baby crib mattress for your large dog and then get a plastic mattress cover with a zipper. You'll save a lot of $.
By
02/06/2012
Great idea. Now take the money you saved and buy her winter boots too!
Dogs get frost bitten feet easily and you know she will appreciate it.
By
09/04/2011
Make dog clothes out of large (depending on the size of the dog) sweater sleeves or sweatshirt sleeves. Stitch or border around the parts that's cut to prevent unraveling. For a very large dog, cut the sleeves out and use the sweatshirt body. You will have to cut around the legs holes more to fit the dog comfortably. Sew elastic at the bottom of the shirt loosely to fit around body.
By
12/06/2010
Yorkiepoo, just wanted to let you know that Marna purchased a vest, not a coat, so it's not possible for there to be a rubbing problem because the upper arm holes of a human vest are large enough as to not be restrictive. Please don't worry. :-)
Carnation037, not all vests come with hoods and many that do come with hoods can be zippered on and off.
By
12/04/2010
Walmart carries sweater and such for dogs at a low cost of 5 dollars and up. Way cheaper than petco or any other store like that.
By
12/04/2010
Be very careful when buying childrens coats for your dog. Childrens arms go out to the side as dogs legs go down in front. This can be ver uncomfortable for the dog as the sleeves can pull their legs out to the side and the sleeve seams can rub them raw.
By
12/03/2010
I definitely voted for this idea, one of those no-brainer things we wonder why we never thought of! Great idea! Now I wish I could get my cat to wear one, he's 15 1/2 & having a hard time with the cold. Thanks!
By
12/16/2007
I think it's a great idea, but don't the zippered
ones come with hoods? What do you do with
that part?
By jean (Guest Post)
12/16/2007
This works for small dogs too. My 8 pound toy poodle wore preeemie/newborn tops as sweaters. At thrift shop prices, he had quite a wardrobe. He passed away in November at 17.5 years of age. I took his things to the SPCA to use for other dogs.
By
12/12/2007
Good for you..Old dogs and young ones feet get cold too. Wrap them up when you get back from a walk with warmed in the dryer old towels.Here is Buddy after a rare rain shower. GG Vi
By
12/12/2007
Marna!
What a great idea! I was thinking $35-40 was too pricey
for a dog coat. What a great alternative! Thanks for the great idea!
Jennifer CA
By suzin (Guest Post)
12/12/2007
What a good idea. I'll have to check out our thrift shops. Thanks for posting the idea.
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