So, i am looking for cheap dog crate, and i found this one, but the price ..... it says it's good quality, but i really dont know....i was willing to pay $20 for a crate, but then i found this one.... please help me! I just need ur opinion. :)
Other comments or suggestion will be VERY helpful :)
thanks.
oh here is the crate:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pawhut-24-Wire-Folding-Dog-Cage-Crate-Kennel-w-Divider-/140600248038?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20bc6d86e6
Answer
Yes, it's a GREAT deal if you can get it for that. However, you have to bid on the item and it depends on how much the other people and yourself are willing to pay. You will not find a new crate for $20 though. Crates are expensive unless you can find a good one used on craigslist or at a yard sale.
Yes, it's a GREAT deal if you can get it for that. However, you have to bid on the item and it depends on how much the other people and yourself are willing to pay. You will not find a new crate for $20 though. Crates are expensive unless you can find a good one used on craigslist or at a yard sale.
Money saving dog supply ideas?
Q. I was just wondering if anyone uses some cheap shortcuts regarding their dogs (I do NOT mean skimping on necessary vet care or anything like that), just simple things to save the average pet owner some money.
For example, I no longer buy dog beds... they get old clothes and towels for bedding and seem to like it better than dog beds since they can "burrow".
Anyone else with easy tips like that?
For example, I no longer buy dog beds... they get old clothes and towels for bedding and seem to like it better than dog beds since they can "burrow".
Anyone else with easy tips like that?
Answer
I use old blankets etc for dog beds. I love garage sales and often pick up stuffies and blankets (and sometimes even fill my crate addiction!). Plastic soda bottles are my dogs favorite toys.. along with 12 pack soda boxes (although Lou will try to steal the box with soda still in it!!).
I get some of my health testing done at dogshows... for example this weekend they're doing CERF and Heart certifications and have a microchip clinic. There are a couple of shows that also offer vaccinations but I've stuck with my vet for those.
Personally, I believe I save money raw feeding. I use a few non-traditional sources for meat... but more than that, I think I save money on vet bills because I've had no issues with teeth needing cleaned, ear issues, allergy/skin issues or anal gland issues since I started feeding raw.
Edit: I use human shampoo, sometimes with a few drops of Dawn dish detergent for the dog's FIRST wash. The second and third (if I have to do a third) I use a high quality dog shampoo that dilutes down. Because I have double coated dogs the first wash never fully penetrates the coat to the skin.
I use old blankets etc for dog beds. I love garage sales and often pick up stuffies and blankets (and sometimes even fill my crate addiction!). Plastic soda bottles are my dogs favorite toys.. along with 12 pack soda boxes (although Lou will try to steal the box with soda still in it!!).
I get some of my health testing done at dogshows... for example this weekend they're doing CERF and Heart certifications and have a microchip clinic. There are a couple of shows that also offer vaccinations but I've stuck with my vet for those.
Personally, I believe I save money raw feeding. I use a few non-traditional sources for meat... but more than that, I think I save money on vet bills because I've had no issues with teeth needing cleaned, ear issues, allergy/skin issues or anal gland issues since I started feeding raw.
Edit: I use human shampoo, sometimes with a few drops of Dawn dish detergent for the dog's FIRST wash. The second and third (if I have to do a third) I use a high quality dog shampoo that dilutes down. Because I have double coated dogs the first wash never fully penetrates the coat to the skin.
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