Make a tassel-like toy for your pet goose! Cut two strips of colorful fleece. Lay the two pieces together, then fold them in the middle to make a loop. Knot the strips together just below the loop. Use a lanyard clip to hang the toy at a good height for your goose in their play area.
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Use a bottle cap to give your small lizard some water! Get a large bottle plastic cap. Wash the cap thoroughly to remove any residue from the contents of the container. Fill the cap with water and set it in your lizard’s cage.
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Turn a T-shirt into a cape for your dog! Get a T-shirt with a neck that is a good size for your dog and that has a good design for a cape emblem. Cut out the front of the shirt, leaving the neck intact. If needed, cut a slit in the back of the neck piece and attach a Velcro fastener on either end.
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Turn a TP roll into a ball that has treats inside for your rats! Cut a TP roll into rings. Put the rings together one inside the other to create a ball. Tuck some dry treats into the ball, then give it to your pet.
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Turn plain grapes into an extra tasty treat for your chinchilla! Put one end of a toothpick into a grape. Hold the other end of the toothpick while rolling the grape in some honey. Once covered with honey, roll the grape in some oats. Remove the toothpick, then give the treat to your pet.
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Use a bra to make a diaper for your goose! Measure your goose. Draw the shape for the diaper on a piece of newspaper, cut out the shape, then use the paper template to cut the shape out of a piece of fabric and a waterproof liner. Sew the sides of the diaper area together, then sew an elastic band along the top edge of the back of the diaper area. Sew bra claps onto either of the side straps, and sew bra straps to the front edge of the diaper. Cut a button hole out of the diaper side straps, and sew a button on the base of the bra straps.
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Turn a light cover into a second level in your hermit crab’s cage! Get a wire light cover that has a flat top. Hang the light cover in your crabitat. Put a ladder or ramp next to the light cover for your hermit crabs to easily access it. Put extra seashells, plants, or other items your crabs would enjoy inside the light cover.
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Make a Scooby Doo collar that fits over your dog’s regular collar! Measure your dog’s collar. Cut a rectangle of teal fabric to the size needed. Cut a diamond shape from a piece of paper to make the dog tag, and decorate the tag with Scooby’s initials. Glue the paper onto a playing card, cut off the excess card, then coat the tag with Mod Podge. Poke a hole near the top of the collar, thread a string through the hole, poke a hole in the center of the fabric rectangle, and knot the string through the hole in the fabric. Sew the long edges of the rectangle together to make a fabric tube. Fit the fabric tube over your dog’s collar, and use Velcro fasteners to hold the ends of the collar cover together if needed.
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Bake a crunchy treat for your bird! Combine the ingredients in a bowl and knead them to make a dough. Break off pieces of the dough and roll each piece between your palms to make a ball. Put the balls on a baking sheet and bake the treats.
Ingredients: spelt flour, coconut flakes, flax seeds, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, ground nuts, apple powder, ginger, sambal, coconut oil, water, and an egg
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Use socks to keep your kittens from getting hurt as they play fight or grow out of bad habits like suckling one another! Get a pair of ankle socks that are a good size for your kittens. Cut off the toe area of each sock. Cut a hole from either side of the neck of the socks for your kitten’s arms, and another hole from either side of the arch of the sock for your kitten’s legs.
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Turn a grapevine ball into a suet feeder for your neighborhood birds! Get a grapevine ball and wrap it with plastic wrap. Cut a hole in the plastic wrap and scoop suet into the ball. Cover the hole with more plastic wrap, then put it in the refrigerator. Once the suet has hardened, remove the plastic wrap and hang the feeder from a tree branch.
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Sew a tunnel and a hammock for your rats, and put them together to conserve space! Cut two matching rectangles of fabric for the tunnel and two matching squares for the hammock. Sew the edges of each set of fabrics together. Sew the long edges of the rectangle together to make the tunnel, then sew the top of the tunnel along the bottom of the middle of the hammock. Poke a hole in each corner of the hammock, attach lanyard clips through the holes, and hang the hammock in your pet’s cage.
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