Showing posts with label crazy critters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crazy critters. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Crazy Critters Reviews

I'm thrilled with my crazy critters. Well, I mean my dog is. This is one of the best as seen on TV products to come around in awhile. It's just getting out there so I'm so glad I one before it got really hot. Now I know what you are thinking about all the junk we see advertised on TV but some of the stuff has to be good or they wouldn't keep pounding us with infomercials.

I know, and I'm pretty sure the As Seen On TV guys know, that we all have a soft spot for our pets and want to make them happy. I'm not sure exactly what year it was when dog's were emancipated and given equal rights as humans but their efforts have paid off and they are definitely first class citizens. My dog actually has better health insurance than I do! But, before you laugh at me I must say that my dog only has one eye and this remaining eye is in bad shape so it made sense for me to get an insurance policy for him that gets him free vet visits and eye cleanings. I would feel terrible if he lost the eye because I didn't know how to take care of it.

Now my cat, he gets the mobile vet for his shots and if he gets sick, he just lays there until he gets better. I might buy all the as seen on TV stuff, but I wasn't born yesterday. But I digress. So my spoiled little dog is probably only treated so well because I feel so bad for the little guy. But, I see other people carrying their dogs in purses, dining with them in fancy restaurants in Los Angeles, and dressing them in outrageous couture so there is a market for neat pet toys and Crazy Critters fits the bill.

Here's why. In my opinion the inventor of this particular toy has been able to combine all the best qualities of the popular toys of the past. The best being the tennis ball of course. Then probably a squeaky or the tug of war rope. I would go as far to say that this may even cover the original dog toy called the dead animal because you'll notice dogs love to shake this thing which satisfies their hunting instinct.

This will sum up the product. It's a plush toy without stuffing so it won't get ripped and make a mess. It contains 2 squeakers, one in the head and one in the tail. It's 24 inches long and since there is no stuffing its long and lean which makes it a great rope toy. It's great for chewing, fetching carrying, hiding and comforting. It's also machine washable, and at least in my case, gets a lot of use.

This will be the pet toy of the year, I'm sure of it. But right now you can't find Crazy Critters in stores so please hear this. If you order this product you will get two of them. The cost is ten dollars but you will have to pay shipping and handling for both so your total will be about $24. So you basically you get two toys for twelve bucks a piece. To the best of my knowledge you cannot just get one. It is your standard buy one get one free deal but you must calculate your shipping costs.

Read more about Crazy Critters or Watch the Crazy Critters Infomercial

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mike_Flatow

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

As Seen On TV Items Promotion

All inventors want a “foot in the door” when pitching their new product to TeleBrands CEO AJ Khubani. Yet, on Tuesday evening, March 23, NJ Devil (the Devils’ team mascot) will be the first to get a public pedicure from the “Infomercial King”! Using the famous PedEgg, Khubani will treat NJ Devil to the special foot treatment as part of TeleBrands’ “As Seen on TV” night at Prudential Center.

The event, which will take place before the Devils take on the Columbus Blue Jackets in an NHL match-up, represents the first time TeleBrands has partnered with a major league sports franchise. Devils Arena Entertainment is teaming with TeleBrands and Khubani looks forward to highlighting those crazy infomercials that we all know and love by meeting ‘n greeting fans, holding product demos, and getting pitched new potential products.

Currently, Devils fans have the opportunity to vote for their favorite TeleBrands “As Seen on TV” product on newjerseydevils.com. The product selected as most popular by fans – to be chosen from the PedEgg, Jupiter Jack, Windshield Wonder, Perfect Fit Button or Bottle Top – will be given away at the March 23rd game.

“The New Jersey Devils exemplify dedication, success and teamwork in the state – and TeleBrands has been a part of New Jersey life for over 27 years,” said Khubani. “We are thrilled to sponsor the first TeleBrands 'As Seen on TV' giveaway at a major league hockey event." “A Devils partnership with such a well known New Jersey company as TeleBrands is a perfect combination,” notes Jeff Vanderbeek, Chairman and Managing Partner of the New Jersey Devils. “We are looking forward to this event at The Rock on March 23rd and know that our Devils Legion will have a great time.” When it comes to selecting successful products, Khubani has been dubbed the “King of the Infomercial.” From hosting TeleBrands’ Inventor’s Days throughout the country, to meeting at-home inventors wherever possible, he’ll be available before and during the game to welcome fans’ new-product pitches. Devils Arena Entertainment (DAE) is the owner and operator of Prudential Center and the New Jersey Devils, overseeing the daily operation of the state-of-the-art arena as well as the business and brand development for the Devils.

TeleBrands Corp., headquartered in Fairfield, NJ, was founded in 1983 by businessman and entrepreneur A.J. Khubani. Since its inception, the company has brought fun and useful inventions to consumers worldwide and has launched more products through direct response television than any other company in history. TeleBrands products include Jupiter Jack, Perfect Fit Button, PedEgg, Windshield Wonder, Crazy Critters and EZ Comb. Visit www.telebrands.com. Prudential Center in Newark, NJ opened in October of 2007 and is the first new arena built in the New Jersey, New York Metropolitan area in more than 25 years. Home to the three-time Stanley Cup Champion New Jersey Devils, Seton Hall NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball, starting in 2010 the NBA’s NETS Basketball, and in 2011 the NCAA East Regional Finals, Prudential Center hosts a variety of shows from the biggest names in sports and entertainment.

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Sunday, February 28, 2010

Crazy Critters Dog Toy

With Crazy Critters, finding the perfect dog toy is no longer tricky. We want to make sure they have the best toy to play with that is fun for them, and durable enough that we don’t have to keep re-purchasing the same toy several times. No one likes to come home to find the inside stuffing of a dog toy all over the living room floor.

Crazy Critters are dog toys that are stuffing free. They are great for any dog of any size. The Crazy Critters have squeakers in the head and a squeaker in the tail. Every Crazy Critter will lay flat so all dogs can easily pick them up to play. Since each Crazy Critter has no stuffing inside, your dog can play and tug for hours and you do not need to worry about the toy falling apart and making a mess.

A Crazy Critter is the dog toy that is a winner for everyone. Dogs will love to play with their new squeaky toy, and you will love to give your dog a great toy without having to worry about cleaning it up. This one is a lot of fun!

Monday, February 8, 2010

crazy critters dog toy



Crazy Critters: Indestructible Dog Toy?



Crazy Critters: Indestructible Dog Toy?



Author: Uncle Al


Our Four Furry Kids
We’ve got four...that’s right...four...dogs. Three Maltese and one Australian Shepherd mix. Three of the four are rescue dogs. Just one of the Maltese was purchased from a breeder, and that was during a grieving period immediately after the death of another Maltese. So, we are dog lovers, that’s for sure. Maybe we take it to extremes,because when we travel, we have a dog sitter come in and stay at the house. Not only do the dogs feel more comfortable, but it is actually less expensive than boarding them all.


They all have been given toys of every shape and size imaginable. The Australian Shepherd doesn’t like any toy, furry, vinyl or rubber. He only cares for the leather bones with the infused "meat” strips. We’ve had the youngest Maltese for just over a year. We rescued her from a puppy mill where she was one of the breeding females. I guess she’s about five years old now, and we haven’t been able to interest her in any toys except for a smaller version of the leather chews that the Shepherd likes. The next oldest Maltese doesn’t care for furry toys, but has this old raggedy, green vinyl “hamburger” (I think from Zanies) that she loves. I’ve been all over the internet, and can’t find another so we hope that it’s good for the duration.


The Vicious Old Lady
The eldest Maltese is ten and a half years old. The only, and I mean only, toy she would play with is a “carrot man” we found at a pet supply store. It’s a furry, gold carrot, about six inches long with a squeaker. Her life’s goal is to see how many of these she can destroy by tearing them apart and triumphantly pulling out the squeaker! As I was cleaning up the stuffing from the latest carrot man carnage, I saw these Crazy Critters advertised on TV. I usually tune out the As Seen On TV promos, but when I saw the dog tearing the stuffing out of the pillow, I became interested.


It’s Crazy Critter Time
There are two Crazy Critters; each about 24 inches long. One is a fox and the other is a raccoon. They are plush dog toys without the stuffing and are practically indestructible. They lie flat on the floor so it’s easy for the dog to pick up, and have squeakers at each end. I figured that one of these days, they’re going to quit making “carrot man”, so I’d better try and find a substitute now. Besides, cleaning up the stuffing is a chore I can do without, and constantly replacing the carrot man is something that isn’t budgeted.


So, I parted with the $24 bucks and ordered. When the Crazy Critters came in, we sort of snaked the fox across the floor in front of her. At first, she just sort of cocked her head and processed the new intruder. Then, she pounced...grabbed it...shook it...and took it to her bed for the ritual gutting. However, as hard as she tried, the Crazy Critter withstood the onslaught and remained intact. Then, she discovered the squeakers, and was in heaven. Now, she carries it around with her as a constant buddy. What’s neat is that the Maltese from the puppy mill has adopted the raccoon, and has a ball playing with it. It’s nice to see your kids having fun!



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