Fox 28
October, 25 2018 • How To Keep Dogs Out Of Cat Litter Boxes
Cats and dogs. They can get along so well . . . or not. Even if they do get along, when cats and dogs live in the same household, the human members of the family may still have one problem caused by the combination of two species in their home: dogs like to eat what cats leave in litter boxes.
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Fatherly
August 21, 2018 • 6 Childproof Pet Products Keeping Kids Out of Kibble
With the proper training, dogs and cats are great around children. But throw food and water into the mix, and you might have problems. House pets can act differently when tiny hands reach for the kibble (food aggression is real). And then there’s the issue of animal waste and preventing your child from going on an archeological adventure in the litter box.
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Passing Down The Love
August 17, 2018 • Making Home A Safer Place
Three must have products to make your home a safer place for kids and grandkids. Are you a cat lover? Do you have children, grandchildren or a dog? If so, here are some products that may be of interest to you. These three easy-to-use gadgets will make your home safer for kids & kitty cats.
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Pet Product News
July 25, 2018 • USA Made Products, Door Buddy
Ultaca’s Door Buddy is an adjustable door strap that lets cats easily enter a room and keeps babies and dogs out, making baby and dog proofing a cat’s litterbox simple. No tools are needed for the simple installation. Strong and durable 3M tape sticks to any type of interior door, and the easy-to-use latch provides quick and convenient adult access to a room. The adjustable strap allows users to set the perfect width of door opening to fit their needs. The product is made in the USA.
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Awesome Stuff 365
April 23, 2018 • Door Buddy! Protects your cat's litter box and food from trespassers!
Door Buddy is an adjustable door strap that protects your cat’s litter box and food from trespassers – specifically toddlers and dogs! Your dog thinks that a litter box is where yummy “brown treats” magically spawn and wait for him or her to eat. Your toddler thinks that a litter box and cat food is his or her personal playground, ready to be dug into. Your cat thinks that this invasion of privacy is intolerable and goes to find another place to drop those “brown treats” in. You think this is what descent into madness probably looks like.
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The Catnip Times
March 23, 2018 • Dogs, and babies and cats – Oh my!
Dogs, and babies and cats – Oh my! While the cat’s litter box is probably not one of your favorite places to hang out – for some reason, it’s THE place to be if you’re a dog or a small child. That’s because what we see, isn’t exactly what your dog or your child sees, when looking at your cat’s litter box!
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Dogster
Oct 26, 2016 • Doggy kisses are no fun after your pup has just raided your cat's litter box for a snack.
At first, to keep the dogs out, we used a combination of door stops and braces. I put a brick or other heavy object on the inside of a door to make it difficult to open. That meant every time humans left the bathroom, we had to perform an awkward combination of reaching around the door while pulling the brick toward us and simultaneously closing the door just the right amount so that a cat could fit in but a dog could not. It was not a practical or sustainable solution.
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Susan Willett | Life With Dogs & Cats
October 27, 2016 • Finally, a Solution to Keeping Dogs Out of the Litter Box: The Door Buddy
Experts say you should have one more litter box than you have cats. Since we have four cats, there are five litter boxes in our home, all of which are in rooms with closable doors. The cats can chose to do their business in bathrooms or our finished basement. There’s also a box in my son Aaron’s room, where Dawn spends most of her time.
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Spencer the Goldendoodle
September 8, 2016 • Attention Dog & Cat Owners
To all the cats out there, wouldn’t you love to just hang a big sign saying “No Dogs Allowed” where your litter box and food are? Is there a dog in your life that keeps waking you up during your nap time? Or is there a little human running around trying to eat your food or pull your tail? Well, I have the product for you, it’s call Door Buddy!
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TuxedoTrio
July 25, 2016 • One of my favorite products from BlogPaws is the Door Buddy
One of my favorite products I picked up at BlogPaws is the Door Buddy, invented by Shanelle and Scott Johnson, one of the sweetest couples you will ever meet. I had the pleasure of meeting the Johnsons in person at the conference and was struck with the ingenuity and simplicity of their invention, the Door Buddy!
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Three Chatty Cats
July 22, 2016 • Giving Back with Door Buddy
One of the great things about attending BlogPaws is getting to know the person behind a company. When I met Shanelle Johnson last month at the conference, we happened to be sitting at the same breakfast table. We struck up a conversation, and I didn’t know at the time that I had her company’s product sitting in one of my swag bags, compliments of the Cat Writer’s Association (CWA).
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The Daily Pip
July 6, 2016 • Because The Litter Box Is NOT A Lunch Box
Does your dog ever confuse the litter box with a lunch box? Ruby unfortunately sometimes does. We have tried barricades, baby gates, and booby traps, but she always manages to find a way. Ugh. But then we discovered The Door Buddy….
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@Edie The Pug Blog
August 15, 2016 • Don’t knock it unless you’ve tried it
In an effort to curtail my persistence of wanting to sample kitty litter treasures, my humans tired blocking the door entrance to the kitty litter room, but then the cat’s couldn’t always gain access. Then they installed a gate with a door, but since slimming down I can now easily slide thru the door in the gate! Just a note to those doggies that need to loose weight, there are so many advantages to getting trim! Then this happened – the Door Buddy.
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Good News For Pets
July 1, 2016 • BlogPaws Hot-Product Round-up
Goodnewsforpets was in attendance for this year’s festivities at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort in Chandler, AZ and has put together a few of our favorite products showcase at the event. One product that really jumped out was the Door Buddy which allows cats to come in and out of the room as they want, while babies and dogs cannot! The strap keeps the door open wide enough so a cat can fit through the opening but larger dogs can’t...
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PetPav Magazine
June 15, 2016 • The Perfect Solution to Keep Your Dog (or Child) Away from Your Cat’s Space!
Any pet owner who has a dog and a cat knows that (with some effort), they can become best buddies. But, the biggest struggle among our cats and dogs is to keep our dogs away from our cats’ food and litter box. And, if you have a new crawling baby or early stage toddler, there is inevitably the same problem. So, what’s a pet owner to do? Well, The Door Buddy is the perfect
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Amy Shojai Blog
April 21, 2016 • Dogs Eating Poop? Stop Litter Box Grazing With The Door Buddy
The Door Buddy is a management tool that helps you control access to the cat’s litter box and/or food bowl–or kitty’s favorite room. Essentially, it’s a peel-and-stick low-tech and economical solution that installs in minutes. The adjustable strap allows you to determine the size of the door opening, so that your smaller cat can come and go (and eat or eliminate in peace) while preventing larger animals–including babies and toddlers!–from entering the area.
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Ez Find For Pets
December 21, 2015 • Great Alternative For Gates With Cat Door To Dog Proof The Litter Box.
Isn't it the best thing ever when you finally find something that makes your life easier and it is actually working like it is intended to? That is exactly how I feel right now. In just three months I am expecting my second child and I just got sick and tired of the pain of using a pet gate to keep our dog out of the cat litter. Our dog loves cat feces. I know, Eww!
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My Dog Ate My Money Blog
How to Keep the Dog out of the Litter Box
Tired of your dog eating cat poop out of the litter box? Here are some solutions for how to keep the dog out of the litter box. This isn't something you can easily train a dog to stop doing since he gets rewarded every time he gets into the kitty box with a tasty treat. Instead, you need to set up the box so your dog can't get into it, but your cat can.
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