PetSafe Treat & Train - Remote Treat Dispensing Dog Training System.

 PetSafe Treat & Train - Remote Treat Dispensing Dog Training System, Positive Reinforcement, Calm Behavior, Distraction Avoidance, Includes Training DVD, Target Wand & Remote, For Dogs 6 Months & Up

Color White

Material Plastic

Brand PetSafe

Item Dimensions LxWxH 16 x 10.5 x 10.25 inches

Item Weight 6.14 Pounds

About this item

PRAISE YOUR DOG: Train your pet through positive reinforcement

COMMUNICATE: Links a food reward to desired good behaviour

VERSATILE: Extendable training wand can be used with or without the base

TRAIN FROM A DISTANCE: Handheld remote operates up to 100 feet away

FOR DOGS OF ALL SIZES: Remote reward dog trainer for pet owners and professionals; all breeds and ages of dogs

LEARN TO TRAIN YOUR PUP: Comes with detailed instructions to help make training easy

U.S.-BASED CUSTOMER CARE: Our pet product experts are here to help you and your pet and are available by phone, email or chat if you have any questions

QUALITY PROMISE: PetSafe brand has been a trusted global leader in pet behaviour, containment and lifestyle innovations since 1998 to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy

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5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

It’s not that living with cats is difficult, it’s just that they can suddenly seem to take over our lives. After adding a cat to your home, you soon realize that you really belong to the cat – not the other way around. Our cats are the head of the household! Whether you’re struggling to adapt to your new schedule or just finally realizing you want to make things a little lighter on yourself, these tips will make living with a cat so much easier.

5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

#01. Trim Nails Regularly:

A healthy cat’s claws will grow quickly and if you want to suffer as little as possible, it’s a good idea to trim them regularly. Not only will you be less likely to get scratched up, you’ll be saving your furniture and making your cat more comfortable.

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5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

It’s not that living with cats is difficult, it’s just that they can suddenly seem to take over our lives. After adding a cat to your home, you soon realize that you really belong to the cat – not the other way around. Our cats are the head of the household! Whether you’re struggling to adapt to your new schedule or just finally realizing you want to make things a little lighter on yourself, these tips will make living with a cat so much easier.

5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

#02. Offer a Safe Place:

Cats aren’t the most socially outgoing animals around, with a few exceptions. Therefore, it’s a great idea to create a safe place for your cat to go when they’re feeling scared or uncomfortable. You can make a whole room a safe place or just put a bed somewhere quiet and secluded.

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5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

It’s not that living with cats is difficult, it’s just that they can suddenly seem to take over our lives. After adding a cat to your home, you soon realize that you really belong to the cat – not the other way around. Our cats are the head of the household! Whether you’re struggling to adapt to your new schedule or just finally realizing you want to make things a little lighter on yourself, these tips will make living with a cat so much easier.

5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

#03. Grow Your Own Catnip:

Cats love catnip, but buying quality herbs can be expensive. Not only does growing your own catnip save money, it gives your cat a chance to get all of the benefits of the plant. Allowing your cat to play around in the plant can improve skin and coat health.

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5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

It’s not that living with cats is difficult, it’s just that they can suddenly seem to take over our lives. After adding a cat to your home, you soon realize that you really belong to the cat – not the other way around. Our cats are the head of the household! Whether you’re struggling to adapt to your new schedule or just finally realizing you want to make things a little lighter on yourself, these tips will make living with a cat so much easier.

5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

#4. Make a Cat Bed:

The wonderful folks over at Molly Mutt started making dog duvet covers years ago. What’s unique about these beds is that they’re stuffed with your old clothes and linens! The duvet covers come with a stuff bag that you can put any old clothes you don’t want anymore inside, making it so comfortable you’ll think it’s a designer bed. Because of it’s popularity, Molly Mutt started making smaller sizes that are perfect for cats.

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5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

It’s not that living with cats is difficult, it’s just that they can suddenly seem to take over our lives. After adding a cat to your home, you soon realize that you really belong to the cat – not the other way around. Our cats are the head of the household! Whether you’re struggling to adapt to your new schedule or just finally realizing you want to make things a little lighter on yourself, these tips will make living with a cat so much easier.

5 Ways To Make Living With A Cat Easier

#05. Put Bird Feeders Outside Windows:

Cats can get bored just like people do, so finding ways to entertain them is important. Since there isn’t much for a cat to do while we’re gone at work or school, putting bird feeders outside a nice window will give your cat some safe entertainment. They’ll love watching the birds and will get the perfect mental stimulation.

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5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

With spring here and summer just around the corner, it’s going to start warming up outside quickly. Whether your cat goes outside regularly or stays in the house most of the day, there are special considerations to take when caring for pets in hot weather. Keeping them safe and comfortable are the top priority.

5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

#1. Get Grooming

During winter, many cat owners will let the long coats of their cats grow out to keep them warm and comfortable. Some owners prefer to shave their cats during summer, but that isn’t always the best option. Even long, thick coats are designed to keep your cat cool during hot weather. Regular brushing will certainly help make them more comfortable, as it removes all of the dead hair they are trying to shed. Your cat’s coat will get much thinner during the hotter months, so helping remove that excess hair will just make them comfortable faster.

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5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

With spring here and summer just around the corner, it’s going to start warming up outside quickly. Whether your cat goes outside regularly or stays in the house most of the day, there are special considerations to take when caring for pets in hot weather. Keeping them safe and comfortable are the top priority.

5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

#2. Fight Fleas & Ticks

Spring and summer are gratefully welcomed by all wishing to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather, but unfortunately pests like fleas and ticks will be coming out to sunbathe with us. Even if your cat is indoors, checking to make sure they are free of fleas and ticks is important in keeping them healthy and comfortable. These pests can be dragged in on any clothing, , shoes, bags or backpacks and if your cat does go outdoors, it’s best to use a flea and tick preventative. Both pests carry unwanted diseases and can lead to serious discomfort for your cat.

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5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

With spring here and summer just around the corner, it’s going to start warming up outside quickly. Whether your cat goes outside regularly or stays in the house most of the day, there are special considerations to take when caring for pets in hot weather. Keeping them safe and comfortable are the top priority.

5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

#3. Beware of Toxic Plants

Spring time is the time for planting various plants and enjoying the garden that was covered in snow all winter long, but there are a lot of plants and flowers that are toxic to cats. Make sure that your garden and even your houseplants are cat-friendly, as toxic plants can be very deadly very quickly if your kitty decides to taste one. Plants like lilies, tulips and oleander of all types are poisonous to cats, so be sure to keep them away.

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5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

With spring here and summer just around the corner, it’s going to start warming up outside quickly. Whether your cat goes outside regularly or stays in the house most of the day, there are special considerations to take when caring for pets in hot weather. Keeping them safe and comfortable are the top priority.

5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

#4. Prevent & Treat Allergies

Spring and summer mean pollen and growing plants, which also means it’s time for allergies. Just like people, cats can suffer terrible allergies that will keep them in constant discomfort. Before treating allergies in your cat, be sure to check with your veterinarian about the best and safest options. Not only will your cat feel more comfortable, they won’t be scratching and chewing themselves raw and allowing possible infections to grow.

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5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

With spring here and summer just around the corner, it’s going to start warming up outside quickly. Whether your cat goes outside regularly or stays in the house most of the day, there are special considerations to take when caring for pets in hot weather. Keeping them safe and comfortable are the top priority.

5 Ways To Prep Your Cat For Warmer Weather

#5. Use Non-Toxic Cleaners

Spring time means spring cleaning, but it’s important to make sure that your cleaning products are pet-friendly. Ingesting toxic cleaners can be very deadly and many owners won’t notice signs of ingestion until it’s too late. Even if your cat isn’t able to get into the bottles and drink any dangerous liquids, walking on freshly cleaned surfaces and then licking their paws can lead to toxic levels of ingestion as well. Better to be safe than sorry and use cleaning agents that are safe for pets to be around.

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5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

Everyone loves to travel, so it’s no surprise that many also love to travel with their pets. Whether you just enjoy the vacation or you weren’t able to find someone to care for your cat while you’re away, traveling with your cat is a unique experience. While some adjust quite nicely, others have a much more difficult time handling change. Here are 5 tips to help keep your cat calm during travel time.

5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

#1.  Use a Crate/Carrier:

Not only is this the safest way to travel with your cat, it’s guaranteed to make her feel much more secure. Cats like to hide, especially when stressed, so having a comfortable place for your cat to stay will help keep her calm. That said, be sure to get your cat comfortable in the carrier before you travel, because if she’s never been crated before and is suddenly put in their, she might stress more.

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5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

Everyone loves to travel, so it’s no surprise that many also love to travel with their pets. Whether you just enjoy the vacation or you weren’t able to find someone to care for your cat while you’re away, traveling with your cat is a unique experience. While some adjust quite nicely, others have a much more difficult time handling change. Here are 5 tips to help keep your cat calm during travel time.

5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

#2. Practice:

If you’re traveling by car, try taking short drives with your cat in his carrier as a practice test. The more you practice and the more he learns that traveling isn’t scary or dangerous, the better your trip will be come time for the real thing. Make sure he’s used to being in his carrier first and start with very short trips before you make them longer.

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5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

Everyone loves to travel, so it’s no surprise that many also love to travel with their pets. Whether you just enjoy the vacation or you weren’t able to find someone to care for your cat while you’re away, traveling with your cat is a unique experience. While some adjust quite nicely, others have a much more difficult time handling change. Here are 5 tips to help keep your cat calm during travel time.

5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

#3. Use Calming Products:

Certain pheromone products are on the market that help keep your cat calm. Pheromone products mimic your cat’s own personal smell that she would leave to make a place her territory. So spraying this product on the bed or blanket you put in the carrier will help her feel more at home. Some even offer plug-ins that you can take with you and plug in to the room you’re staying in.

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5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

Everyone loves to travel, so it’s no surprise that many also love to travel with their pets. Whether you just enjoy the vacation or you weren’t able to find someone to care for your cat while you’re away, traveling with your cat is a unique experience. While some adjust quite nicely, others have a much more difficult time handling change. Here are 5 tips to help keep your cat calm during travel time.

5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

#4. Feed 3-4 Hours Before Departure:

A hungry cat will likely be an unhappy cat, but you don’t want an overly full tummy on a long car or plane ride. Not only could this bring discomfort to you kitty, you might get stuck cleaning up some yucky diarrhea or vomit. Motion-sickness does happen in animals, so be prepared and feed your kitty 3-4 hours before travel time.

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5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

Everyone loves to travel, so it’s no surprise that many also love to travel with their pets. Whether you just enjoy the vacation or you weren’t able to find someone to care for your cat while you’re away, traveling with your cat is a unique experience. While some adjust quite nicely, others have a much more difficult time handling change. Here are 5 tips to help keep your cat calm during travel time.

5 Ways To Keep Your Cat Calm During Travel

#5. Never Leave Your Cat Alone in the Car:

Not only can leaving your cat alone during a car ride make him feel frightened and abandoned, it can also be dangerous. Cars heat up very quickly in hot weather even with the windows cracked. Not only is it uncomfortable for your cat to experience extreme heat, it can quickly lead to illness and death. If you need to stop, try and do it when it’s colder out or you can bring your kitty with you.

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