Featured Product

The Bloomingdogs Aromatherapy Sprays for Dogs are made with 100% pure therapeutic grade essential oils used during Biblical times and mentioned repeatedly in the Bible. These are very elegant, high-end sprays where a very little goes a long way. Each spray comes in a beautiful cobalt blue glass bottle with atomizer, wrapped with pawprint bow and packaging. Packed in shaved Aspen wood.

Featured Pet of the Week

The little dogs are taking over Bark N Blog, WOOF! Hehe, Basil is a hard working Boston Terrier dog though as you'll see below. He works hard for a living, sooo hard for a living, he works hard for a living so you better treat him right, WOOF! He came from our friend, Dr. Jeannie's pack...what a pawsome dog!

Whole Health for Happy Dogs by Dr. K Bloomer & Dr. J Elliot

Pet Digestive Enzymes and Pet Probiotics

Clayton College of Natural Health where Dr. Kim received her Bachelor of Science in Holistic Nutrition and is now studying for her Doctor of Naturopathy in human health

Pet Health Store

2CheckOut.com is an authorized retailer for Aspenbloom Pet Care

Aspenbloom Pet Care makes it into the Washington Post

We made it into the Washington Post although they did say our blog rather than our website -which is still okay considering, LOL! Our blogs are Bark ‘N’ Blog, A Dog’s View, and Animal Talk Naturally! (which is also our online radio show) but we’ll take the little bit of press hehe.

Barging Into the Bloggers’ Circle

Web Logs Are Fertile New Territory for

Introducing Products, Welcome or Not

By Kim Hart

Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, August 5, 2006; Page D01

When Nokia Corp. released its camera smartphone last fall, the marketing campaign cut back on news releases and flashy ads. Instead, the company sent sample products to 50 tech-savvy amateur bloggers with a passion for mobile phones.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/04/AR2006080401441.html?sub=AR

Our page 2 mention:

For example, Kim Bloomer, who writes the blog Aspenbloom Pet Care ( http://aspenbloompetcare.com/ ), gets angry when pet-care companies post links just to sell their products. Her response is to delete their posts.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/04/AR2006080401441_2.html?sub=AR

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