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Shop cats

in a sweater store in Zermatt, Switzerland, by Julie Corsi in a restaurant in Farfa, Lazio, IT, by MakeNmakE in Khan el-Khalili bazaar in Cairo, by elsa11 in a diamond shop in Amsterdam, by kaylovesvintage The Bay Window Dunbar Gardens Flutot's Camera Repair (via KGRC) Fandangle Beads 57Andrew Old Scrolls Book Shop West Seattle Blog has a series profiling “shop cats” who are fixtures at local businesses.

Monday? Monday!

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Video: Baby Raccoon in the tub

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The cutest thing you'll see today

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Thank you, thank you!

Rncentral.com has included The Pet Blog (that's us!) in 50 Best Blogs for Veterinary Students. How nice! Thanks!

Cute or not? Baby ducklings

This is actor Zach Galifianakis in a GQ photoshoot. Well ---- what do you say, CUTE or NOT? How about this one? Is this cuter? Source (#1) Source (#2)

Product Review: PetPeePee

I was asked to try out a new product which guarantees that "Urine stains removed will never resurface!" Recommended for tile, grout, wood floors and carpets, to remove dog and cat urine odor. The timing of the request was perfect because our sweet, dear kitty, Bandit, sometimes misses the litterbox and baptizes the carpet instead. I waited until the next "accident" for a good time to try PetPeePee. I was very skeptical when I opened the bottle and took a whiff - and smelled ... nothing! The liquid was clear, too. Hmmmm, I thought - is this just plain water? The directions said to place my nose on an area that smells of urine. Yup - I found the spot right away. Then, I had to saturate the area with the PetPeePee liquid, but without using a spray bottle. It felt a little worrisome, dumping more liquid onto the carpeting, but I did it. I waited the 5 minutes recommended, then started to dab up all the moisture with a clean white rag. I decided to let it dry over night and check it out in the morning. Well? Nice! No smell! The cat urine smell is totally gone! How did they do that? The bottle doesn't list the ingredients. It just says, "Naturally blended Dead Sea minerals." Whatever they are, they work. I will recommend this product to all. If you'd like to find out more about PetPeePee, or see if their products are available in a store near you, please visit their website: www.PetPeePeeProducts.com.

Found on the Web

50 Dogs At 50 Miles Per Hour Little is as satisfying to a dog as sticking their head out of a car window and eating the breeze. Iran Pushing to Ban Dogs as Pets Dogs are unclean in the eyes of Islam, but man's best friend in Iran has until now avoided being outlawed. That could all change if a new bill recently proposed in parliament passes.

Who says wallpaper is hard to remove?

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Cute or not? Baby wombat

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Need some help with the houseplants?

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Today's awwwww.....

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Want a hot dog?

Snuggie for Dogs Pink Colored Fleece Blanket Coat with Sleeves The ultimate in cold weather doggie accessories, the Snuggie for dogs fleece blanket coat with sleeves is perfect for every breed of dog! Keep your fuzzy friend warm from head to paw with this super-soft, thick, luxurious fleece! The adjustable Velcro tabs ensure the perfect fit for any size dog from Chihuahua to Bull Mastiff. at Amazon $9.98

Let's look at old photos

Princess Margherita of Savoy-Genoa, aged 15 years, 1866; future Queen of Italy. (via) State Library and Archives of Florida (via) Very unusual to find an OLD photo with a cat, isn't it? photographer: Békei Ödön - Budapest / Hungary 1896 -1908 - photo found at Flickr, from ggaabboo's collection. Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi) in hat and velvet coat trimmed with ermine. At her side her favorite dog, 'Shadow'. The photo was taken by Emil Rabending, ca. 1865. Postcard published by Postkartenverlag Donauland, Vienna, Austria, around 1900. From the top down: Luke the dog, Buster Keaton, Al St John, & Roscoe Arbuckle. (via) found at flickr, from Antique Dog Photos (c. 1943)

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Can you "eye"dentify this animal?

Can you name this species? Test your wildlife identification skills and see how many species you can identify from a close-up of their eyes. guardian.co.uk "Eye spy" quiz

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