PetieTec Heated Therapy Braces Product Review

Zara has had TPLO surgery on both her back knee’s. It’s been a few years now however I am constantly looking out for new products or supplements that will help ease Zara’s discomfort she experiences from time to time. So when PetieTec asked us if we would like to review their new heated therapy braces we jumped at the opportunity.

PetieTec heated therapy braces

PetieTec heated therapy braces use targeted heat therapy to reduce stiffness, increase blood flow and relieve pain in the area the braces cover. This is exactly what Zara needs to help maintain her comfort and keep aches and pains away. 

PetieTec gifted us the full set which includes the hip heated therapy brace, two elbow or knee heated therapy braces plus the spine heated therapy brace. Each brace targets the specific area to help increase blood flow to the area and ease pain and discomfort. 

PetieTec products

With our colder days starting to make an appearance, Zara starts to show a little extra discomfort too so I am excited to see how these PetieTec heated therapy braces help Zara cope this winter season… yes that means I will do another full review after our winter season  🙂 

But for now what I can tell you is that I am extremely impressed with the PetieTec heated braces. I have been using them for a week and I have tried them all on Zara. Surprisingly she is happy to lay down and enjoy the heat therapy sessions. When all the straps are attached correctly it is possible for your dog to move around and train while the heat therapy is going on but to be honest I want Zara’s heat therapy sessions to be calm and enjoyable for her. I want it to be something we can do quietly together with no other interruptions. 

PetieTec heated therapy braces

I can tell we will use the knee and elbow ones daily followed by the hip brace every second day as Zara does have slight hip dysplasia and I will probably use the back/spine brace about twice a week. I will of course see how it goes and if I have to increase the use of them I will. 

Each PetieTec heated brace is powered by a power bank. I opted to use my own (PetieTec can supply you with one if you want). The fabulous thing is that any power bank and micro USB cable fit perfectly so if you have more than one power bank you can do more than one brace at the same time. So far I like to either do both elbows or both knee’s at the same time or one knee and the hip brace. Zara is happy to sit and relax during her sessions and I often give her a LickMat or filled Kong to take her mind off the actual heating. Zara has never shown any discomfort or irritation towards the braces while they are being used. 

heat therapy braces

You can choose between three different heat settings which I think is great! Depending on how cold it is will determine which heat setting I go for. At the moment it hasn’t been too cold so I have only used the ‘coolest’ of the three settings. As the days and nights get colder I will adjust to the hotter options. It’s probably not a bad idea to start with the coolest setting and work your way up to the hottest. 

Overall the PetieTec heated therapy braces are very easy to use once you master all the straps and where they go – haha! I am very impressed with the quality of each brace and how it has been made oh and did I mention you can hand wash them gently- impressive right! They do not take up much space at all so if you travel with your pets they are very easy to pack and take with you wherever you go. 

PetieTec elbow pads

If your pup suffers from any kind of discomfort relating to joint stiffness, sore muscles, hip dysplasia or arthritis then I strongly recommend these PetieTec heated therapy braces! You will not be disappointed. 

Please use our discount code ZARA10 for a 10% discount when you check out. 

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Valentine’s Day Dog Treats

Valentine’s day is one of those days you either celebrate or you don’t. We celebrate it and love celebrating it. Of course I love my family every single day of the year but on Valentine’s Day I love spoiling them with cliche gifts and treats. 

As you probably already know by now, I love making homemade treats for Zara. She’s an easy girl to make treats for as she literally eats anything and everything I make her. I love experimenting but sometimes I also like to keep things as simple as possible. If you follow our Instagram shenanigans @stylish_paws you will know just how busy baby sis Gia keeps me and sometimes I simply don’t have the time to create complicated recipes- and that’s ok!

Valentine's Day dog treats

So here are two simple recipes for yummy Valentine’s Day Dog treats. 

Red and white heart biscuits

Ingredients for the red dough

1 cup beetroot puree

1 egg

2 cups flour

Directions

Mix together the beetroot puree and the egg then add the flour until a dough forms. Roll out your dough and cut out your heart biscuits or any other shape you want to. Place them on a greased baking tray and bake for +- 25 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius. 

Ingredients for the white dough

1 cup apple puree

1 egg

2 cups flour

Directions

Mix together the apple puree and the egg then add the flour until a dough forms. Roll out your dough and cut out your heart biscuits or any other shape you want to. Place them on a greased baking tray and bake for +- 25 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius.

Once all are baked, allow them to cool before your pup enjoys them! 

Valentine's Day dog treats

Frozen yoghurt hearts with sprinkles

Ingredients

Double cream plain yoghurt

Sprinkles

Directions

Place a few sprinkles in the bottom of your moulds-heart shaped or whatever you choose. Then spoon your yoghurt into the moulds. Freeze for a few hours and enjoy! 

These frozen yoghurt are those perfect Valentine’s Day treats when you are really busy but still want to make something special. Plus tiny humans love them too- you can thank me later 🙂 

Valentine's Day dog treats
Valentine's Day dog treats

We hope you and your family have a beautiful Valentine’s Day and enjoy these yummy Valentine’s Day dog treats.

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Christmas Treats

We love Santa in our home. He’s the big fat guy who brings presents and looks after reindeers and our new family member Coco Puff the elf. As Gia gets older, Christmas becomes more fun because she understands a little more and we can just enjoy the make believe world that Santa is. Life is too short not to have FUN and not to eat Christmas treats! 

Zara loves Santa Paws too and she picks up on all the excitement and knows when his delivery has been made. She knows exactly which gifts are for her and loves to sniff them out. 

So Santa Paws is almost here and what better way to celebrate his arrival than with some yummy homemade Christmas treats for the whole family. 

Christmas dog treats
Christmas biscuits for Santa

Candy Cane Dog Treats

Ingredients for the red dough

1 cup beetroot puree

1 egg

2 cups flour

Directions

Mix together the beetroot puree and egg. Then add the flour and mix until a dough forms. Set aside.

Ingredients for the white dough

1 cup apple puree

1 egg

2 cups flour

Directions

Mix together the apple puree and egg. Then add the flour and mix until a dough forms. Set aside.

Take little portions of each dough and roll them into long thin strips then on a greased baking tray gently plait them into a candy cane shape. Repeat until all your dough is finished. Bake at 180 degrees for +-25 minutes or until cooked through. Once cooked allow them to cool before your pup enjoys them. 

Dog candy cane treats Santa Paws

Gia helped make the Christmas cookies for Santa. She loved being involved!

Christmas Cookies

Ingredients

2 1/2 cups flour

1/2 cup castor sugar

1 cup butter – room temperature

1 egg

1 tsp vanilla extract

Directions

Cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat the egg and vanilla together then add it to the butter and sugar mixture. Beat well. Then add the flour one cup at a time and mix well. Eventually the dough will form. Put it in the fridge for about an hour to chill. Once chilled roll out and using Christmas shaped cookie cutters make your Christmas cookies. Place on an un-greased baking tray and bake at 180 degrees Celsius for +-15minutes or until golden. Allow biscuits to cool completely before decorating. 

Cookies for Santa
Christmas cookies

You can bet we will be leaving a candy cane out for Rudolf and a Christmas cookie for Santa!

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy 2022. 

Thank you for following us on our journey that was 2021! 

@stylish_paws

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Santa Paws Christmas Gift Guide

It’s December and Santa Paws is almost on his way!

Here is a Christmas gift guide with some gorgeous ideas to spoil your furry loves this festive season.

Have yourself a very Merry Christmas everyone!

Santa Paws Christmas gift guide

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1.House of Paws Reindeer Plush Toy

Chicken Toy

Plush Reindeer

Santa & Reindeer combo

2.Paw Stocking

Cat Christmas Stocking

3.Christmas Dog Bowl

4.Christmas Cat Collar

Cat Christmas Hat & Scarf Set

5.Cat Treat Cracker

Festive Dog Treat Box

Christmas Dog Treats

6.Christmas Elf Collar

Merry Christmas Bandana Set

Antlers & Scarf Set

7.Christmas Catnip Toy Set

8.Snowman on a Rope

Reindeer Ball

9.Christmas Dog Sweater

10.Extras…

Candy Cane Catnip Toy

Christmas Mouse Catnip Toy

Christmas Dog Treats

Santa Paws Gift Sack

Snowman & Santa Toy Combo

Kong Reindeer Toy

Squeaky Santa

Interactive Dog Football

We hope this gift guide helped you find some cute spoils for your furry loves. Should you wish to purchase any of these items through our links, we get a small commission at no extra cost to you, it’s just Amazon being nice to us 😉

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