Sniffins Pet Greeting Cards Are Scent With Love

by Rebecca Quimby (Subscribe to Rebecca Quimby's posts): Sep 28th 2009 @ 5:00PM Filed Under: Dogs, Cats, Pet Product Reviews

"According to her card, Aunt Lola had a great time in Boca!" Photo: Pink Sherbert Photography/Flickr

Every once in a while, we here at Paw Nation encounter a pet-related product that's so wacky, so unique, and so totally genius we wish we invented it ourselves. Behold: Sniffins. These greeting cards are just for pets. And how do pets greet each other? Eloquent letters? Cutesy couplets? Nay. As anyone who's ever watched a pair of dogs sniff at each others' rear ends knows, it is through scent.

Sniffins greeting cards include a detachable, fuzzy paw print that collects scent. You take the paw print (loaded with ScentPrint Technology -- patent pending, mind you) and rub it all over your pet. Stick it in the mail and Fluffy's penpal will soon have a personalized pet-friendly greeting. The Sniffins website calls it a "greeting they can understand." We call it brilliant.

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#1 Julia 10-14-2009 @ 2:32PM

Aww...so cute!

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#2 Kourtney 10-14-2009 @ 2:34PM

Awesome :)

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