The iPad may not have fully realized it’s potential as a revolutionary computing device, but it has advanced cat toys by light years.
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We got a glimpse of the WoW plush pets earlier this month, but new details (and pics) have emerged courtesy of Tomopop. As mentioned previously, the pets will come with code for an in-game virtual equivalent, but we now know that the plush versions are set to arrive in some fancy bags starting today for $25. I haven’t seen them up on the Blizzard Store just yet, but that should change soon…hopefully.
Deep down inside, all housecats just want to kill. They maybe be fluffy and cute on the outside but, in reality, they are cold and merciless. That’s why they would love this cardboard “Cats Attack” scratching post. It looks like a series of skyscrapers—right down to the helicopter flying around outside. Much like Godzilla, they will wreak havoc all over downtown.
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A recent post on the official WoW website has revealed that the new Wind Rider Cub and Gryphon Hatchling will be the first in a series of plush pets you can buy in the Blizzard Store. Each pet will come with a code for a matching non-combat, account-bound virtual pet that both Horde and Alliance players can adopt and shower with love. Prices and a release date for the plush pets have not been announced, but keep an eye out. They should arrive soon.
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This mini air purifier can be attached to a pet collar in order to neutralize smells and bacteria. Think of it as an ionic breeze with legs.
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When motion is detected, this traffic light dog toy will flash red, yellow and green for 30 seconds. Of course, dogs have trouble seeing colors properly, so they are going to barrel through that red light every time.
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This rubber fetch ball gives your dog a long, luxurious handlebar mustache. Of course, this also gives you the opportunity to rename the dog “Sir Reginald Higginsbottom III” and outfit him with a vest, pocket watch and monocle. Dreams really do come true. An additional image is available after the break.
Much like your parents would offer dessert as a reward for eating your vegetables, the finicky feeder dog bowl trains pets to eat their entire meal by rewarding them with a snack concealed in a chamber at the bottom of the bowl. Rewarding eating with more eating. This is why all of us are so fat.
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The Animal Sounds Babble Ball is so sensitive, even a pet breathing on it can set off a variety of animal sounds including a lion, frog, coyote, dog, pigs, horse, rooster, elephant, cow, goat, cat, and a variety of birds (20 in all). It’s a hollow victory, but it will be a real confidence builder for your wiener dog.
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Which one of these magnets doesn’t belong? If you said the kid, sorry—that is incorrect. I met his mother once…huge bitch.
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