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Many games currently available to advance our generation, one of the games are quite interesting and much-loved is a Petpet Park. Not only for fun but this game is also claimed to contain a great education, so the children do not know that they are playing and also learn.
The majority are games or educational ( lots of kids games and cute wallpapers), but there are some interesting and potentially useful ones that pet owners might be interested in. Free apps are the best...Life for iPad, Humane TV and Daily LOL pets are just a few of the free ones I found.
On the paid app side, your preschooler can dress up cartoon cats with Dress Your Cat HD, or feed play and accessorize a puppy (Pet Puppy). Your whole family can enjoy great animal photos on LIFE for iPad or take the breed quiz on the I know Dogs Breed Guide and quiz game. Pet related apps run the gamut: cute, fun, useful, or strange.
The Barking Dog Home Security App can do that. For the more organized pet owners among us, there are several options to track your pet’s medical history and vaccination records. Check out Dog Medical Agenda for iPad, I pet Care, or My Dog. Horse owners may like Horse Medical Agenda for iPad.
Om Nom? Can my dog eat it? (or OMG my dog ate it!) It stores client and pet info and automatically moves appointments into the iPad calendar. Very handy! If you have an iPad and pet(s), check out the pet and animal apps.
On the paid app side, your preschooler can dress up cartoon cats with Dress Your Cat HD, or feed play and accessorize a puppy (Pet Puppy). Your whole family can enjoy great animal photos on LIFE for iPad or take the breed quiz on the I know Dogs Breed Guide and quiz game. Pet related apps run the gamut: cute, fun, useful, or strange.
The Barking Dog Home Security App can do that. For the more organized pet owners among us, there are several options to track your pet’s medical history and vaccination records. Check out Dog Medical Agenda for iPad, I pet Care, or My Dog. Horse owners may like Horse Medical Agenda for iPad.
Om Nom? Can my dog eat it? (or OMG my dog ate it!) It stores client and pet info and automatically moves appointments into the iPad calendar. Very handy! If you have an iPad and pet(s), check out the pet and animal apps.
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