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The Pet Loo Launches Rapid Global Expansion in Economic Downturn

Published by Pup-Pee on March 27, 2012 in , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Leave a comment

Media Contact: Audrey Strong | +1 720.231.6097 | audrey@fetchingcommunications.com   NEW YORK (March 23, 2012) – We hear about negotiations surrounding austerity and debt in Greece and the perilous status of the Euro, while U.S. credit has recently been downgraded. But this global recession doesn’t deter Tobi Skovron, the 31-year-old CEO and Founder of The Pet Loo. He has his eyes set on bringing his “backyard in a box” pet product to 150 countries by the end of 2012.   This bold … Continue reading →

Potty Exchange – Unedited

Published by Pup-Pee on February 22, 2012 . Leave a comment

G’day! A contact form submission from the website …   Name: Allana M   Message:
   Hello, I would like to use the potty exchange to get a Pet Loo.   We purchased a Spotty Potty from Wal-Mart, and while it did allow us to see if our dogs would actually use an indoor potty it has been a nightmare to clean. If you don’t put pee pads inside it to catch the pee you end up spilling pee everywhere … Continue reading →

Petango Pet Loo Give Away

Published by Pup-Pee on February 15, 2012 . Leave a comment

  How to Participate:     1) Become a Fan of Petango.com on Facebook     2) Email a HIGH RESOLUTION photo* of your pet (Cat or Dog) to info@petango.com a. If you don’t have a high-res photo that’s okay too     3) Tell us why your pet deserves a Pet Loo! We’ll post all your photos and comments in our Who deserves a Pet Loo Photo Album on Facebook so you can see all the participating pets!     Petango will draw … Continue reading →

Pet Loo on Bloomberg Radio

Published by Pup-Pee on January 26, 2012 . Leave a comment

  January 25, 2012 Tobi Skovron from Pet Loo is interviewed on Bloomberg Radio in the USA.   Building a brand that Pet Owners can TRUST!    

Pets Join in on the Organic Food Trend

Published by Pup-Pee on July 21, 2011 . Leave a comment

Pet food aisles are starting to resemble their human counterparts, with natural and gourmet items increasingly taking up space. But owners should educate themselves on which foods really are a health benefit. When Gabriel, a 10-year-old rescue cat from Chinatown, tucks into his morning meal, you won't see any Friskies or Meow Mix in his bowl. Ahi tuna and duck are more the ticket. "I think there's more than enough pesticides and chemicals and that kind of stuff in human … Continue reading →

Dog poop as power source?

Published by Pup-Pee on July 15, 2011 in , , , , . Leave a comment

City might try it out[1] Owners would place remains in biodegradable bag, turn crank to start process GILBERT, Ariz. — Officials in a Phoenix suburb are considering a plan that would turn dog waste collected from an area park into a green energy source. Don't pooh-pooh the idea before you hear it out. The city council in Gilbert will decide next month whether to go ahead and have Arizona State University students design and create a "dog waste digester" that releases methane … Continue reading →

Welcome to the (Kennel) Club: AKC Recognizes Three New Dog Breeds

Published by Pup-Pee on June 22, 2011 in , , , , , , , . Leave a comment

Meet the pups: The American English Coonhound, Finnish Lapphund and Cesky Terrier  No word yet on the newbies' initiation, but NewsFeed welcomes these canines with open arms. The American Kennel Club announced Wednesday that it is expanding its litter of recognized breeds by three — bringing the registry's total to 173 breeds in the U.S. The American English Coonhound, Finnish Lapphund and Cesky Terrier are all getting the AKC paw-print of approval, which means that you'll start seeing these types … Continue reading →

‘No such thing as a five-minute errand’ in heat…

Published by Pup-Pee on June 8, 2011 in , , . Leave a comment

Demonstration reminds why kids, pets can't be left alone in vehicles.[1] Enter a car with black leather seats and the windows rolled up during the summer, and you get an inkling of what it's like for animals and children left alone in vehicles. Parked cars in the sun can quickly become pressure cookers during summers, and temperatures rise extremely fast. Pets or small children left without the ability to leave a parked car face a potentially fatal situation. By cooking food on … Continue reading →

Man’s Best Co-Worker…

Published by Pup-Pee on June 2, 2011 . Leave a comment

Dog-friendly work environments are one new trend making companies friendlier, more collaborative, and ultimately more productive.[1] Leib Lurie never intended for his company, message delivery service One Call Now, to be pet-friendly. But his dog, Ivy, had other ideas.   Five years ago, the German shepherd showed up unannounced at One Call Now's Troy, Ohio-based office—a 1.5-mile trek from Lurie's home. When he continued to make the trip each day he wasn't brought to the office, Lurie realized it was time for … Continue reading →

What to Know When Traveling With Your Pet…

Published by Pup-Pee on May 25, 2011 in , , , . Leave a comment

By MICHELLE HIGGINS[1] Published: May 18, 2011 SUMMER vacation is no longer just for two-legged travelers. Room service menus for Fido, massages for over-stressed terriers and tabbies, cushy beds for canines: many hotels have been ratcheting up the pet amenities. Best Western has even hired Cesar Millan of National Geographic Channel’s “Dog Whisperer” to be the chain’s pet travel expert. The problem is getting your pet to the destination. In recent years, transporting pets on commercial flights has grown more complicated … Continue reading →