i-pets.com has SAFE chicken products!

As recently reported by NBC News, several popular brands of chicken jerky dog treats have been recalled because they contain trace amounts of residual poultry antibiotics which are approved in Europe, but not in the USA.



i-pets.com sells pet treats which contain chicken, so we temporarily withdrew our products from our website and sent them to an independent laboratory to have them tested.



We sent our  chicken jerky products  for testing on January 11, 2013, to Silliker Inc. The results of the testing  determined that no action is required on the distribution of the chicken jerky products because the trace amounts of antibiotic residue (in the parts-per-billion range) do not pose a health or pet safety risk.



We have now re-listed banana chips wrapped with chicken, rawhide twists with chicken wrap, rawhide bones with chicken wrap, pork hide bones with duck wrap and combo triple rolls.

Baby chicken hat

This is a handmade to order chicken hat. Great for photo prop or just for fun. Made from 100% cotton and Alpaca yarn. Available at etsy.

Art by Andy Singleton

Andy Singleton is
a paper artist and illustrator based in Wakefield, England.



 His
work is an exploration of the natural and man made world through
intricate paper cuttings, paper sculpture and hand drawn illustrations.

Andy has produced work for variety of clients, including the Crafts
Council, Liberty, Hermés, Kensington Palace, Seifried and Mack, DDB
Australia, The Hepworth and Lazerian, producing varied work for site
specific installations, window displays, illustration, brand graphic,
apparel and interiors.



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Royal chick

Chick

Made for Queen Alexandra


Crown Copyright

The Royal Collection

Image Courtesy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II



Henrik Emanuel Wigström
(1862-1923) of Fabergé created this sweet little chalcedony chick in
1907. The eyes are set with cabochon rubies and she stands on chased red
gold feet.

This was part of the famed Sandringham Commission
wherein King Edward VII asked Fabergé to create a host of little,
precious animals to add to Queen Alexandra’s growing menagerie of
expensive barnyard friends. 





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Chicken footstool

For farm and poultry aficionados (with money) ... the perfect accessory:

 Chicken footstools ($650 and up)





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