The Hund Travel Carrier is made from hand-sewn chocolate brown calf-skin with comfortable hand-stitched leather handles, detachable woven shoulder strap, and nickel-plated brass hardware. Suitable for pets up to 20 lbs. Produced by R. Horn’s Wien.

The Rucksack is a hand-sewn chocolate brown pebbled calf-skin bag with woven shoulder straps perfect for carrying tiny dogs or maybe even books and a laptop…?

By Han Feng for Neue Hund, this Hip Satchel has an interior security strap with chrome harness clip. The lining is detachable and washable, too.

These soft, fabric bones are hand-tailored, 100% organic cotton-filled and available in six Wiener Werkstätte textile designs.

The Doggie Weekender is a chic travel case of hand-stitched pebbled calf-skin produced by R. Horn’s Wien. It is available in red, black, or brown, with green silk moiré interior and contains organic homeopathic essentials by SAINT CHARLES Apotheke.

The Resort Harness is 100% linen with cotton twill detailing, nickel D-ring and Velcro closures in your choice of six Wiener Werkstätte textile designs. It is shown in Josef Hoffmann Rectangles, designed 1909. The Day Bed is a hand-tailored, organic cotton-filled daybed with removable slipcover in your choice of six Wiener Werkstätte textile patterns, and is shown in Josef Hoffmann Rectangles.

The Glitterwerk Bowls were inspired by a Josef Hoffmann design, ca. 1910. Made of ivory white enameled cut-metal frame with bone china bowl — available in two sizes.

This Glass Bead Evening Collar is for the most exclusive doggies on the block. Starting at $600, it’s quite a splurge.

The proceeds from the sale of Neue Hund go to support the Neue Galerie New York, benefiting the museum’s exhibitions, scholarly publications, and public programs such as lectures, concerts, and the film and cabaret series. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of select items also goes to support The Humane Society of the United States.

BÄSTIS is a cute stand for food bowls designed by Monika Mulder for IKEA. The four paws raise the bowl so that bigger dogs don’t need to bend down too far to munch.

Kevy K introduced me to their products and I really like the Lamar and Gisele bowls. They are sleek, modern and simple yet also very organic. Hand carved out of onyx, travertine, black rock or marble, these bowl will run you a pretty penny but are truly a luxury for your pet. Since they’re individually made from natural materials, no two bowls are alike. I bet they weigh a ton!

The feeders are available in 3″, 4″, 7″ and 12″ and come with a removable stainless steel dishwasher-safe water/food bowl.

Remember back when I posted about these Greenies Pill Pockets? Well, I invested in a bag of the Roasted Duck and Pea Formula, which they call their “Allergy Formula,” so that I can give Lulu some pills at night. I got the capsules, but they also have a tablet size.

The bag was somewhere around $8, which I thought was a little high, but I’m sure you could get them on sale or use a coupon. Certainly not a product you would want to purchase if you give your dog a pill once or twice a day every day all year long. However, these are great for when you need to give your dog some medicine for shortened periods of time.

I opened up the bag and — wooooo, man — let me tell you that these are stinky. In trying to describe the potent smell I have come up with phrases like “peanut butter of pantries past” and “wet cat food with a side of nose plugs.” I think those are accurate. Of course, the smell doesn’t bother my dogs as I had two very interested spectators at my side the minute I cracked open the bag.

In case you’re wondering what they’re made of, here are the ingredients directly from the bag: Duck, glycerin, dried peas, natural flavors, vegetable oil, water, salt, potassium sorbate (to preserve freshness), xanthan gum, citric acid, preserved with mixed tocopherols (a source of Vitamin E). No old peanut butter here!

These are so easy to use. You simply insert the pill(s) into the hole in the treat and then use your fingers to mash the opening together so that the pills don’t fall out. You can fit two small capsules or one large capsule inside each one.

Despite the funky smell, I’d say these are one of the better ways in which I’ve distributed meds to my dogs. Lulu practically swallows the treat whole. I would definitely buy these again.

It got me thinking about my dog’s hydration. A few weeks back Brian sent me information about his company and product, Dogdration. Dogdration is deionized water for dogs that is enhanced with electrolytes for hydration, ginseng for health, as well as glucosamine for hips and joints. It is also flavored with allergen free all natural peanut butter flavoring — yum!

The product was developed when Brian tried to find a suitable and healthy beverage for his very active chocolate lab, Ophelia. I can see my dogs loving this product, but I feel like they’re not really active enough and do just fine with regular water. For my dogs, I think this would be more of a treat than anything else.

Is your dog overly active? If so, would you use a hydration product for your dog?

Don’t ever forget which sponge you use to clean your dog’s bowl again with these bone-shapes sponges!

Andrea over at Bocce’s Bakery sent me some of her Grandma’s Apple Pie snacks for my puppies. They’re a really good size for my dogs — not too big yet satisfying enough. Not much I can say about the bone-shape except that I still find it adorable even though it’s pretty played out.

The ingredients: organic oat flour, local NY organic apples, local NY clover honey, fresh ground organic peanut butter, and organic non-fat yogurt. Sounds like something I would have for breakfast. I like that they don’t have too much grain in them and that she uses local ingredients. And PB. My dogs, like most dogs can’t get enough peanut buttery goodness.

And with the sound of the bag, like clockwork, the dogs appear. “Mom, can we have one?”

PetFlow is a new online shopping and delivery service that allows you to preselect your pet’s favorite food (including brand, size and flavor) and schedule recurring deliveries based on your pet’s eating habits and dietary needs. The products get delivered straight to your door so you never have to worry about running out of dog food at the last minute or lugging heavy bags back from the pet store again (I always have to make the husband come with me to haul our bag up to our third floor apartment)!

PetFlow boasts more than 50 brands for dogs and cats, including dry and wet food, treats, and even Wee Wee pads. You can filter your search based on special dietary needs or lifestyle conditions, such as weight management, dental health, organic ingredients and skin needs.

Unfortunately, they don’t currently carry Zinpro (be warned: worst website ever!), which is the brand that my dogs eat. If they did and the price was right, you can bet your wet nose I’d be singing up for this service. Only ONE STORE near me carries Zinpro, and that is one of the only stores in the US that carries this brand in stock.

Would you use an automatic pet food delivery service?