My dog loves laser pointers. Are they safe for dogs to chase?

I do not know where this information comes from but cats will just lose interest if they get frustrated. Even got cats it is not always about actually catching something for food, but they enjoy the hunt as such. Do offer your "pointer" kitty a crumpled little paper ball as a toy once in a while...most playful cats love these as they make an interesting noise, can be picked up, carried around, thrown up in the air and chased. Never mind what the internet or other people say, hour kitty will tell you what it likes and what not and no, there won,'t be anxiety.

I hate to hear this happened. The breed of the dog does not dictate if they will react aggressively. It's the personality of the dog and the pack dynamic. It's possible the laser was viewed as a high value item to Zoey and she was trying to protect her item. Unfortunately, it's impossible to know for sure. Some dogs also get anxiety when the environment is high energy and they lash out in an attempt to stop it. I don't recommend to play with both dogs at the same time with a high value items. Keep them securely separated (have them shut behind doors in different rooms) for such games. Don't put them together again until they have both calmed down. You may also work with a professional trainer who can help you manage the 'pack'. I hope this helps.

That should be fine for Johnny as long as he has an area to get away from the heating lamp if he gets hot. For any pet that uses a heating area, they need to have the ability to get away from the heat source to make sure they do not overheat. Otherwise make sure the lamp is high enough that he is not in danger of touching it and getting burned by accident. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions!

Studies done on these lamps show that they really don't do much more than a normal lamp, so it's unlikely to harm you or your dog. There have also not been any reported problems with these lamps around pets. In-fact, the salt would even be safe if Doobie happened to lick it, but I don't recommend that. Essentially, this lamp is just as safe as any other lamp. I hope that helps and all is well with Doobie.

Like anything some toys from China are absoloutely fine whilst others can be dangerous. The issue being regulations ate limited. If you are worried I would be safe and buy toys made in the US which will be better regulated.

Hello, and thanks for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. Yes, the light itself is safe as long as 1) you secure the flashlight in such a way that you can be 100% certain it cannot fall into the tank, and 2) the flashlight doesn't create excessive heat.

Thanks for visiting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I wouldn't recommend allowing him to freely play with any items that are not considered safe dog toys, especially the spoon. You would be surprised what some dogs will swallow, creating not so fun foreign bodies that later need surgical removal. It's best to stick with his dog toys (Kongs, dog ropes, etc). Best wishes with your pet Casper.