For over 25 years, family-owned business SallyeAnder has been creating handmade soaps and skin care products. The brand was originally developed when Gary and Karen Austin needed to find a solution for their son’s allergies to bath products, but soon expanded to sensitive skin and acne products, bug bite soothing products, and even grass stain removers. Now, they’ve moved into pet products. As you all know, my dogs have crazy allergies from bumps to flakes to hot spots to just about everything.

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Pawesome posted this instructional from Apartment Therapy on creating your very own Flokati pet bed. I think any dog that likes to snuggle will really love the softness of the Flokati cover. It’s a great tutorial and a fun DIY project that you can do easily in one day.

If you’re in the Seattle area on Sunday, March 28th from 1-3PM, pop in to Assemble Gallery and Studio for a class on sewing your own squeak toy.

Choose from one of three animal patterns to sew a squeaky, plushy toy for your puppy (or small dog). Students will learn basic machine and hand-sewing techniques to create a hypoallergenic friend.

Roverdog8 offers Canadian-made collars, leashes and jewelery. Each piece is handmade using the high-quality materials and carefully-chosen trims. Their collars also feature a signature lampwork bone bead made exclusively for them by one of two accomplished Canadian bead artists.

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I’ve owned a Lucky Fiona dog collar — custom made for my Lulu. It’s a shame Beans likes to munch on Lulu’s collar or I think it would have lasted much longer. We had to buy a leather collar for Lulu, and yet it is still full of little teeth marks!

However, here’s what I will say for Lucky Fiona’s collars: large fabric selection, custom sizes, they’re well made, strong, and durable. So, if you don’t have a little muncher like I do, take a look at Lucky Fiona.

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