Sentences with phrase «filled food toys»

You can hide surprises of either chew toys or filled food toys in different places.

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«This past year we filled 100 baskets with food, toiletries, toys, school supplies and even some phone cards,» she says.

I got in my car, which had a full tank of gas, and having filled my tires earlier in the week at a gas station (where I bought some gum), I drove to the mall, bought some toys, clothes, music, and other gifts, had a cup of coffee, stopped at the food court for a bite to eat, then drove home, checked my answering machine, which had a message from the dentist about a checkup, which reminded me I should probably schedule a haircut in a week or two.

When I hosted my Plants vs. Zombies event a few weeks ago I was able to stuff myself, the kids, the food, 2 slow cookers, the decorations, a projector and screen, a laptop bag, a speaker, and several garbage bags filled with 100 plush zombie toys into the van.

Fill it with their things, like toys, water and food bowls, treats and a comfy place to sleep.

The San Francisco ordinance banning free toys in unhealthy fast food goes into effect tomorrow, but McDonald's has figured out a clever strategy to go right on selling its toy - filled Happy Meals — without making any of the nutritional improvements proponents of the toy ban were looking for.

«Keeping him busy is crucial for his well - being and decreases the chance of behavioral problems,» says VetStreet.com dog trainer Mikkel Becker, who suggests Kong toys (rubber toys you fill with food).

Ages 2 to 3: Put toys away, fill pet's food dish, put clothes in hamper, wipe up spills, dust, pile books or magazines, choose clothes and dress self.

Toys designed to imitate food and other everyday objects can help babies become familiar and comfortable with the world around them, and plush picnic baskets filled with imitation food and picnic supplies are great toys to start with.

It also zips open to be easily filled with food, toys, or whatever else the kids need to keep them quiet!

BPA can most commonly be found in items such as food storage containers (including canned foods), water bottles, baby bottles, children's toys, thermal paper, medical and dental devices (including dental fillings and sealants), electronics, and sports equipment.

You can turn your cat back into the hunter he was born to be by purchasing a variety of a new generation of toys that are designed to be filled with food that a pet can't get to unless he works out how with his brain and his body.

Does one create an «all - natural» section in the store and fill it with a variety of foods, treats, chews, toys, collars and leashes?

If the animal gets to the food too quickly, freezing the filled toy can slow the pet down and prolong the activity (FIGURE 2).

The hole in the middle of the toy can be filled with treats or food to help acclimate your new puppy to proper chewing behaviors.

Most of us are familiar with the traditional KONG - like dog toys that can be filled with peanut butter, wet dog food, or some other squishy treat.

The bottom chamber of this toy can hold enough dry food to fill your dog for an entire meal.

Perhaps the most popular of all food dispensing dog toys is the Kong, which can be filled with treats, kibble, peanut butter and other foods and can provide hours of fun for your dog.

A great way to keep your dog busy and happy during your meal is to coat the inside of a Kong toy with some plain sweet potato and fill it with your dog's food.

Fill this toy with kibble, peanut butter, soft food, raw diet or anything your dog likes.

Attendees will receive a tote bag filled with a feral cat caretaker resource binder, cat food samples, catnip, cat toys, cat magazines, and other goodies.

Rubber toys that can be filled with treats, such as Kong (Kong company) or Busy Buddy puzzle toys (Premier), offer puppies a chance to chase and bite the toys and obtain a food reward.

At the end of the session you can even give the puppy a special toy such as a food filled Kong ® rather than a treat as a substitute for the one you are taking away.

There are several types of interactive toys you can provide your dog with at home such as food puzzles, treat balls, and «Kong» toys filled with food or delicious treats.

Food dispensing toys are available or you can use hollow bones which you can fill with a tasty treat.

Puppies will go home with their vaccination record, Vet health certificate, small bag of Puppy food, toy with mom's scent, a slip lead, a finger toothbrush, limited - registration papers - I recommend you spay and / or neuter, and a puppy packet filled with information.

But in the real world, life gets busy and we scramble to fill dog food toys as quick as possible before running out the door.

Use regular walks to pacify your Leonberger Use a spray bottle to zap the dog for barking Distract your Leonberger with a chew toy filled with food Fill a soda can with small pebbles and shake it as a deterrent to barking Keep your Leonberger inside with you more often as dogs often bark when board Use background or «white noise» to block out sounds that cause the dog to bark such as other dogs barking in the distance Use a collar that sprays citronella to discourage barking Some Leonberger dogs may bark as a territorial defense If what you are trying does not work change strategies Your veterinarian will be able to help if these strategies have not worked.

In a perfect world, our freezers would be filled with an endless supply of frozen food stuffed toys for our dogs.

While frozen food stuffed toys last longer, an oatmeal - filled Kong will keep your dog happy for 10 - 20 minutes.

Use your pet's food to fill treat dispensing toys and puzzles made for dogs and cats, or make your own food toys.

Cats that are more sedate may enjoy catnip - filled toys and treats sprinkled around the house allowing the cat to hunt for food.

There are chewing - type toys available that come with specialized tools for filling the toy with moist food.

«Puzzle toys are usually filled with small bits of food.

This is why many proud pet parents do what they can to promote good bird health by providing their fine feathered friends with nutritionally balanced food and plenty of water, along with tasty treats, healthy pet supplements for birds, fun - filled toys and spacious cages.

No food or water is necessary in the crate, just a blanket and chew toy, preferably a treat filled Kong ®.

Distraction toys that keep your dog busy when you don't have time or aren't around to play, such as toys that hide food treats, chew toys, and puzzle toys filled with treats

Give your dog a Kong toy filled with treats, frozen peanut butter, or other food.

The dogs that are real food hounds quickly learn out how to quickly unload a treat toys filled with small treats.

Join us this Saturday on site at APS of Durham, 2117 E. Club Blvd in Durham, for our October adoption event and help us «Fill The Truck» with food, treats, toys and other supplies that keep our animals safe, sound and well - cared for.

When puppies are crated, they need peace and quiet to rest and enjoy food filled toys.

Look for interactive toys you can fill with food like Kongs or Buster Cubes.

Consider filling a toy with some of your pet's food, peanut butter or healthier treats that also help clean their teeth, and giving that to your pet while food is being cooked and served.»

They should fill up on the canned food at least twice a day and have the dry kibble in the foraging toys; so they essentially are still free feeding, but they are keeping active, rather than lying down in front of the food bowl to gorge.

It is best to fill up the container; but not so full that the food does not move around freely; but DO NOT simply put 2 or 3 pieces of kibble in there because that is when foraging toys are the most difficult.

Fill the box with balls, toy mice and food; so that the toys become an obstacle that your cat must move in order to access the food.

You might think your cat has plenty of toys and seems relaxed and well - adjusted but reality is that the cat's natural environment of living in the forest and hunting / eating mice regularly throughout the day is a far cry from sitting on a sofa, eating processed foods, and eliminating waste in a plastic box filled with clay.

Another way to get your dog to work for his food is filling up toys with kibble and letting him work the food out.

Filling the Toy Box The first step in getting customers to add cat toys to their monthly food or litter purchases is offering a solid product selection.

If you can, donate doggie bags filled with essentials like food or treat samples, toys and clean - up bags.