The Moe Toys Report

Keeping Pet Records Online Has Never, Ever Been Easier. And It's Free.

With moving, traveling, rescue dogs, showing and an ever increasing amount of pets in my home I have been looking for something that would do it all.  And I found it.  Zooza.  It is free.  Or almost free, if you enter a dog event from the site then you pay a small fee.

When you go to the site you will be able to make a profile on your pet.  That will include your basic information.  Microchip. And for the dog show or rescue folk co owner information. You will be able to check if you want the co owner to access the information and be able to change or modify it.

Next is the page for registration, titles, health certifications and pedigree.  I told you that this is really cool . . . 

As you continue you will find that you are able to have your rabies vaccination certificate and other records downloaded into the cloud and be able to get them anytime.  You are also able to list your Veterinarians and all of the information needed to contact them.

To top it off there is place for photos.  As well as to search and enter shows and other events.  

I really cannot think of a reason not to use this service.  Since I am not techie there are no pretty pictures instead you get a quick shot that I took with my Iphone.

 

 

 

 

Frozen Stuffed Bones Are A Good Thing.

A really good thing.  With all of the record breaking heat that we have been having, finding a reason to get the dogs to go outside has been challenging.  Being city dogs they think the best place to be is inside by a fan.

In order to get them to go outside and get busy chewing I have been getting their bones stuffed with a really easy inexpensive mix.  No measurements are involved.

All you need to do is get some Honest Kitchen.  Mix that with water, add some plain yogurt and peanut butter.  The biggest trick is to get the right consistency you want it kind of thick so that when it starts to melt the dogs will still have to work for it.

Place the bone on foil, stuff it, wrap it up and put in the freezer for a few hours. Take out, give to your dogs and watch them chew.