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Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribune
December 8, 2007
Pets deserve holiday gifts, too
By STEVE DALE, Tribune Media Services
Most toys aren't purchased to immediately be ripped apart - but that's what parrots love to do. Candy cane, Santa and Driedel Polly Wanna piņatas are filled with a mix of banana chips, raisins, pineapple and papaya; each $9 at www.fetchitpets.com, or 805-373-0311.
Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest
December, 2005
5 New Holiday Fasions for Your Pet
From festive Santa bandanas to red and green collars -- stylish accessories to get your pooch in vogue for the holidays.
By Cynthia Dermody
From Reader's Digest
December 2005
Make your pets feel special by dressing them up for the holidays in the latest holiday pet fashions.
..."Pet Charms
Decorate your dog's collar with these cute handmade charms from fetchitpets.com. The charms come in many holiday-themed shapes, including candy canes, dreidels, and Christmas wreaths ($8)."...
LOS ANGELES TIMES/ BUSINESS
SATURDAY JULY 12, 2003
PAMPERED PETS HAVE COLLARED THE MARKET
"It's a very entrepreneurial industry," said Doug Poindexter, executive vice president of the World Wide Pet Supply Assn., A lot of these products are the result of a pet owner figuring out something for their pet , seeing people love it and then deciding to market it." Consider bird lover Vickie Canepa, who launched her business Fetch-It Pets three years ago. Het best-selling invention: the Polly Wanna Piñata a colorful bird toy filled with dried fruit. Canepa was inspired when she saw the reaction of her winged pets when she brought a piñata home. "The birds got to it and they just tore it apart." Canepa introduced the $8 Polly Wanna Piñata last year at SuperZoo and sales have tripled since then.
NEW YORK POST
SUNDAY JUNE 8, 2003
POLLY WANNA NEW OWNER?
If you want to keep your parrot stimulated and happy make sure to supply plenty of amusing toys designed just for birds. The newest on the market, Polly Wanna Piñata, is made with non-toxic dyes and stuffed with raisins, dried bananas, pineapple and papaya. Hang one in your bird's cage and watch the party begin. "Birds love to tear up the piñata," explains Vickie Canepa, whose own cockatiel, Meeps, inspired her to invent this clever toy. " I wanted to make it fun to keep birds entertained," she adds. Plus, Polly Wanna Piñata comes in different shapes, including a unicorn, a donkey and a star to keep bird watchers entertained, too.
