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So, You Thought Your Home Was Clean Before?


Sirena, the Water Filtration Vacuum. Reviewed by Heather Schulman.


The Sirena canister before (left) and after (right) cleaning. The proof (and dirt) is in the water. “I’m convinced the Sirena is making our home cleaner and healthier with every use,” said Heather. “Also, since I’m allergic to dust, my fiancé would have to empty the vacuum cleaner. Now I simply discard the water myself. A water filtration system is the way to go if you have pets,” said Heather.


For those who have always had issues finding a vacuum that gets rid of PET HAIR, look no further. The Sirena vacuum uses a state-of-the-art water-based filtration sys- tem, that actually prevents dirt from being exhausted into the air. Pet hair, dust and dirt are trapped within the water system. Sirena features a quiet mode which will draw in the air, forcing it into the water and returns clean, fresh water-washed air into your home environ- ment. Sirena tools (including the Power Nozzle) are designed for maximum airflow making it easy to pick up pet hair from carpets and floors. The results are mind blowing and the answer to your pet hair problems. This is by far the best vacuum cleaner I have ever used. I can actually eliminate dirt from my home, rather than transfer it around like I was doing with my traditional filter vacu- um cleaner. It is great for people with allergies. SirenaVacuum.com


homemade by you or someone else, your dog wins.


HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT making your own dog treats? If you have the time and enjoy baking, it can be fun. With the EZ Pet Treat Dehydrator by Excalibur you can make chicken jerky treats or sweet potato dog chews for your dogs. How about dried banana treats or dried green bean crunchers? Baking dog cookies for treats? The EZ Pet Food Dehydrator will completely dry your homemade dog treats, or you may use it do the entire job, eliminating the baking step in your oven. Dehydrate overnight, and they’re finished in the morning. The EZ Dry Pet Treat Dehydrator by Excalibur set includes: Digital dehydrator, plastic jerky gun, four treat cutters, six remov- able trays, a clear lid and a recipe book. Small foot print, perfect for counter top usage. Trays nest for stacking and have grips for easy movement. Dehydrates within 120 degrees Fahrenheit – 165 degrees Fahrenheit, the optimal drying temperature for pet treats. Trays are top rack dish- washer safe. On/Off controller. ExcaliburDehydrator.com


48 THE NEW BARKER


POWERKRAUT RAW PROBIOTIC (above left) is a supplement that your dog or cat cannot live without, according to Bradford Pazant’s own dogs. Pazant is the creator of Atticus’ Own Pet Products in South Florida, shipping treats all over the country. “The health benefits of our PowerKraut are many,” said Pazant. “It will aid in the digestion process, boost the immune system and helps prevent cancer. It will fight E-coli, Salmonella and Candida. It also has anti-inflammatory properties and is high in minerals and phyto-nutrient antioxidants.” All this good stuff and it’s still low in fat and calories. Made with organically grown cabbage. Try Atticus’ Own jerky treats: chicken, fish or beef.


Your dogs will love them. Order at AtticusOwn.com and enter promo code THE NEW BARKER to receive 10% off your purchase.


www.TheNewBarker.com


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