Aspen the Yorkie

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Hoover and Dirt Devil. All opinions are 100% mine.

One of the problems that many pet owners face, especially if you own fuzzy pets like we are is hair or fur all over the floor and carpeting when we shed.  Even though I’m supposed to be the kind of dog that doesn’t shed very much, I do shed quite a bit of fine hair that my owners find in the kitchen…it hides in the carpet, but it’s there and they have to get rid of it.

Another problem with pets like us, is that sometimes our owners are allergic to us.  Not so much dogs like me that have hair that grows, but especially animals like cats who have a fine undercoat of hair or dander.  When you vacuum up hair like that, you want to be using a vacuum that will keep all of that inside. Dirt Devil makes vacuum cleaners like this. They make a lot of tools for cleaning floors and carpets, in all different shapes and sizes, and have parts for broken carpet cleaners and vacuums.

If you are looking for a vacuum that is made especially for those with allergies, when you visit the site that the links lead to in this post, look along the bottom for those made for allergies.

The holidays are here, and the Dirt Devil Holiday Gift Guide has been put together with many great ideas for gift giving. There are gifts for everyone, like small hand-held cleaners for cleaning cars and quick clean-ups, heavy duty vacs for those man-sized clean-up jobs. There are over 300 ways to save money with the gift guide, and people are all trying to do that this holiday season with the way the economy is at this time…there are a lot of great shipping breaks as well.

Take a look and see what you can find for your family and we all wish you and your furry, feathered for finned friends a great holiday season!!

I’ve had pink eye lately, or some kind of eye infection. My owner has been treating me at home, so far, and will take me to the vet if it doesn’t get much better real soon.  But so far, so good.  She knows how to make natural remedies, and this one is made from a very safe herb that has anti-infection properties.  She makes a tea from it, and puts it into a sterile dropper bottle, then drops it into my eyes the best she can while I shake my head all over the place (I don’t like it) and that’s it!  It doesn’t hurt, and each day they seem to be better.

If you want to know what she uses, you can ask us in a comment, they aren’t posted unless we approve them, so are private.  If your question and our answer seems like it will help someone, we will post it, unless you tell us not to.