Pet Qwerks Incredibubbles Giocattoli interattivi per animali domestici - Bolle commestibili a lunga durata per cani e gatti Burro di arachidi 38 ML

Name: Pet Qwerks Incredibubbles Giocattoli interattivi per animali domestici - Bolle commestibili a lunga durata per cani e gatti Burro di arachidi 38 ML
Brand: Pet Qwerks
SKU: 856400007299
Price: 25.72 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Pet Qwerks

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25.72

CONSIGLIATO PER USO ESTERNO Le bolle possono essere disordinate o appiccicose e talvolta lasciare un residuo bianco non macchiante dopo essere state fatte scoppiare. La pellicola bianca può essere facilmente rimossa con la mano o un panno umido. Gli animali amano davvero inseguire e far scoppiare queste bolle Economico e divertente. Le bolle si asciugano nell'aria e atterrano sul terreno intatte, in attesa di essere attaccate da cani e gatti. Sicuro, divertente anche per animali domestici e bambini Prendili, impilali e guardali rotolare a terra Soffia le bolle il più in alto possibile Prendile e tienile in mano Formula aromatizzata NON TOSSICA (sono leggermente più spesse delle bolle dei bambini). Pet Qwerks Flavour Infused Doggy IncrediBubbles non scoppiano quando toccano il suolo Non le solite bolle Sono bolle aromatizzate al burro di arachidi.

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EAN: 856400007299

Categories: Prodotti per animali, Cani, Giocattoli, Giocattoli da masticare,

Age Range Description	All Stages
Brand	Pet Qwerks
Color	Blue
Country of Origin	USA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	BUB4
Manufacturer	Pet Qwerks Interactive
Product Dimensions	1 x 1 x 5.25 inches; 1 Ounces
Style	Non-toxic
Theme	Animals

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Scritto da: Krissy Cattrell

A great way to play with cats and kids.

I have purchased "catnip bubbles" in the past, but they were always standard, popping soap bubbles scented with catnip oil. These bubbles are so much better. They are a "non-popping" or "incredi-bubble" polymer type of bubble. Meaning, they don't pop easily in the air or when they contact a surface. They will sit, unpopped, for several hours (I have even found a few in hidden corners, wrinkled and deflated but unpopped, several days later), allowing your cat(s) (and kids) the time to seek out each one and "catch" it. My cats love them and will "hunt" them down for hours. The wand has very small blow holes that make the perfect size bubbles. Big enough to be seen, but not large enough to be intimidating or scary. Since they last for hours once they land, blowing just one or two batches of bubbles provides hours of play. The polymer does leave a small amount of residue behind, but it is as easy to clean up as regular soap bubbles and will come off, once dry, with just a wipe of your finger or a damp cloth. The bubbles will also cling to a cat's fur, but it wipes right off by petting or brushing them. Your cat can also clean it off themselves since the polymer is non-toxic and the amount of residue left behind is miniscule. One tube can last quite a while, depending on how often you use it and how many "batches" of bubbles you blow each time. I blow 2 to 3 batches of bubbles, 2 or 3 times a week. After 2 months, I still have 1/3 of a tube left. These catnip bubbles are comparably priced to other "incredi-bubble" type polymer bubbles. They do cost more than regular, "poppable" soap bubbles, but because the bubbles don't pop easily on contact or in the air, you get more play time out of each batch of bubbles blown. They are worth the extra money. Now, I keep saying these bubbles "don't pop easily", but they do pop. Just like regular soap bubbles, the oils on your, or your pet's, skin (or the moisture from your pet's nose) will cause the surface of the bubble to weaken and pop. So, it only takes the touch of a finger to pop them. No strength or pressure is required. One drawback to any polymer bubble solution is that, a drip of the polymer solution is sticky and can make quite a mess while it is wet. Once dry, however, it loses it's stickiness and will brush right off with just a wipe. This is even true if it drips onto fabric or carpet. So, I wouldn't recommend allowing small children (under 5 and/or without supervision) to play with any polymer type bubble unless you want to spend time finding all the drips and wiping them up after they have dried. Overall, this is a great product for hours of fun and play with your pets and/or kids. The price is reasonable and the product is safe, easy to use and easy to clean.

Scritto da: Teri Dayen

messy!! but my dogs are so happy!

for starters i can say that this is significantly messier than normal soap bubbles! it's veeeery thick, and when the bubbles pop they don't just disappear. there's hardened residue stuck on my dogs ears and whiskers, but it'll wash off easily! the bottle will get covered in goop as you use it. i was frequently washing the bottle and my hands off with the hose. if there's no hand washing station at your local dog park, don't bring this with you! ???? but I'm not saying it's a bad product at all! unlike regular bubble soap, this isn't gonna get my dogs sick! and they're having so much fun, I took wonderful photos, and I will probably be buying this every year ❤️

Scritto da: Shannon Taylor

Good bubbles I think, with a few caveats to share

I have never bought bubbles for a kitty but thought it sounded like a fantastic idea. My kitty is 6 a six month old, energetic, ninja warrior, crazy, feisty, firecracker of a kitty who hasn't liked most toys I've ever bought her. I'm always looking for that special thing that will capture her attention and wear her out. I haven't had much luck and this wasn't an exception. Other than terrorizing my (house, possessions, dog, person) She really only likes the interactive toys on a wand that she can chase as long as they are on a crazy train (by that I mean, lots of effort by me.) I thought bubbles... I sit there, I blow them and she chases them, right? So, how I saw it... I envisioned an enchanted, dancing kitty having a blast chasing, attacking and killing bubbles and me having fun watching the action with minimal effort. It didn't really work out that way but I still don't regret the purchase. I think these bubbles are as advertised. The design of the product seems fine. I blow bubbles fairly easily and they do last for a very long time. Sometimes I have seen bubbles days later. So I have no issue with the product blowing lasting bubbles. It is a little harder to blow good bubbles than your standard, everyday kids bubbles I'm used to but I think that is due to the thicker liquid that makes these bubbles last a long time. Since it is a thick liquid, somewhat like a runny glue, it does make a big mess. It drips, as you are trying to blow the bubbles, all over your clothes and as they land and eventually pop, they leave a residue everywhere. It isn't that bad to clean up though, wipes or washes away and doesn't stain anything, but beware these bubbles do require clean-up. As much as I had hoped, Kitty does not love these bubbles, which I cannot necessarily fault the product itself for. It does what it says as far as the bubbles go.... but the 'hours and hours of entertainment' for my kitty is just not ever going to happen. The best I get is she is interested enough to sit and watch them for a little while and it is able to distract her for a short bit. Whenever she does touch one the residue sticks to her and she really hates it. It really is a serious residue, too.. when they land on her and she doesn't notice I sometimes try to clean it off her fur and it is difficult, if not impossible, to get off of her without getting it wet. I think mostly she watches them to make sure they don't 'get' her and she has to clean herself off again. She will go up to one and touch it with her paw or nose occasionally and then voice her displeasure as it sticks to her and she now has to clean it off. This brings me to the point of it being peach flavored... what cat in the world is interested in a peach-potpourri-stinking-sticky liquid? I can't imagine that peach flavor is interesting at all, probably quite the opposite. So I would say that the product does what it says it will to a point, but as far as your kitty enjoying them is a crapshoot, and probably bad odds. Every kitty is different. Yours may like them or maybe they won't and it will be a complete waste of money. I think your chances of success with this are low. You may have better odds plunking your money into a slot machine because I would guess maybe 3 cats in 10 will even be that interested and two of those will hate the residue that gets stuck to them and 50% of those will be put off by the peach flavor. My kitty is 'almost, pretty much, nearly' fearless and she eyes these warily. One last thing, this product does not last long, small bottle, thick liquid, it has maybe lasted say 15 bubble blowing sessions, it looks like it will last maybe two, three or so more. I purchased it for just over $8, what is that.. maybe somewhere around 40 cents per time.. I still may buy again. She doesn't love them as I wished but like I said, it does distract her for a time and when you have a kitty like mine, just having her sit and be distracted, watching something for five minutes, is priceless. So if you are wondering if your special kitty will love them... well, who knows, but $8, if you are still searching for that thing that will create kitty playtime magic... I'd say why not give it a try? I'm certain, love or hate them it will at least distract them. If he/she doesn't love then, it doesn't mean this product is no good.. it works like it said it would. It blows bubbles that last an incredibly long time.

Scritto da: Aimée T.

Icky Sticky Mess

I ordered the PB flavored bubbles for our 4mo Blue Heeler. Pros: Pup loves jumping and catching the bubbles!! It makes him very happy to catch and chomp them. The bubbles keep shape even once they hit the ground, which he loves also. The scent isn't overly obnoxious. Cons: Very gelatinous and sticky. If they land on the pup, it leaves for hard crusty fur, so you need to wipe the pup down after playing unless a bath is needed anyway. Removing it from the container with the wand is tricky. Due to the thick consistency, you have to let it drip back into the bottle yet it still drips down the side and gets all over your hand. I wasted quite a bit. I have found the need to preemptively bring a damp cloth outside when using the product for myself and the pup. Overall, I don't believe we would buy this again unless the container changed to allow the excess liquid to easily drip back into it to allow for less waste and mess.

Scritto da: kshitij seth

Five Stars

Promises what it says.

Scritto da: Yorkshire Lass

Save your money, these are terribubble. Zero stars.

Bought these for my poochio as she loves bubbles but I didn't like her having the soapy sort so was pleased to find doggy friendly ones. I was very disappointed with them. Firstly the tube is much smaller than I had imagined especially disappointing given the price. The wand is absolutely useless, it has two tiny holes which make blowing bubbles almost impossible and only tiny bubbles if you do manage it. The solution is really difficult to blow, it just runs back up the wand or onto the floor, even if you clean the excess off before blowing. I tried the solution with a bigger bubble wand and it was still rubbish. A quick burst of tiny bubbles is no good for a dog to chase. The bubbles themselves burst when they came into contact with anything, grass, path, human, dog. Definitely not everlasting. They are terribly sticky and both you and your dog will end up covered in sticky white residue which was a swine to get off. You would be better off googling some recipes for dog friendly bubbles, they are cheaper, bigger, last longer and don't cover you in gross gunk.

Scritto da: Suzy M

Wouldn't recommend

I gave this 2 stars as it was "pet friendly" and arrived quickly. However, the product was small, in a very leaky tube, sticky substance and has resulted in matting the hair on my puppy when a few bubbles landed on his back! (First and only go). I've used dangling mist and brushed his hair gently numerous times but he will need at least one warm bath to remove this very stubborn stickiness. I will not use the bubbles again. Furthermore, he was disinterested in chasing them and he chases leaves with when the wind blows! Perhaps if the ingredients and bottle design were changed to solve these issues, more people would happily reorder.

Scritto da: Miss V. Shaw

Messy but ok

These aren't like regular bubbles, they are designed to land on things without popping, which is why the liquid is so thick. The wand is small to produce smaller bubbles for pets. The bubble solution does leave a slight sticky residue if it lands on you or your pets, but it's easily wiped away. Sometimes the wand detaches from the cap, which is annoying, but not a major problem. It can get sticky playing with them, and the solution goes slightly faster than standard bubbles. I've had these before, from pet shop, and they do produce a large amount of small bubbles. My dogs and cats were only mildly interested, but that isn't because of the product, it's just because bubbles aren't really their thing, not a problem with the bubbles. I had more fun blowing them than I should probably admit lol.

Scritto da: heidi

Enjoyable but damaging to fur and messy

My cat loves these. As soon I take out the bottle she is running to me and meowing. She talks a lot as the bubbles come out and likes to sit up to catch them and chase them around, as well as eat them? But the thing is, the bubbles are incredibly messy. They aren't like normal bubbles that pop, they are kind of like glue so they 'pop' into little glue shells which land on the floor and wherever. This is alright, considering it has to be a different formula to be okay for cats. The biggest issue is when it gets on the cat. Obviously I bought a cat safe bubble product because you know, it's going to be played with by a cat. And cats have fur. Clearly this wasn't kept in mind when it was made, because when the bubbles land in the cat's fur or whiskers, they stick. If you don't clean it off immediately (which is hard because cats don't like to sit still or let you touch them in certain places) it will harden and be /extremely/ difficult to remove. I've cleaned up my cat with shampoo multiple times and it's still in some places. The worst part is, keeping it on too long sort of burns off the hair as well. My cat now has patches on her ear because she refused to let me remove the residue when it first came on and it turned to I guess chemically burning it off. 3 stars because my cat loves this and doesn't get excited about many things, even blowing in the air gets her excited now. It's okay as long as you make sure to use the bubbles in small quantities and avoid getting them on the cat's fur, or cleaning it off immediately.