TVTopTen.com Announces The Top Ten Pet Products for February, 2011

TVTopTen.com announced today that the top ten best pet supply products for April 2011 have just been released.

2011-04-13

SAN DIEGO, CA, April 13, 2011 (Press-News.org) TVTopTen.com announced today that the top ten best pet supply products for April 2011 have just been released, and are as follows:

1. Snuggie for Dogs
2. Emery Cat Scratcher
3. Pet Zoom Park
4. Pedi Paws
5. Sticky Sheets
6. Shed Ender
7. Crazy Critters
8. What Odor?
9. Doggy Steps
10. Mouse Chaser Cat Toy

The #1 product, Snuggie for Dogs, was chosen not only because of the popularity of the Snuggie (for humans), but also for the high customer ratings, reviews, and popularity among all of the top best selling pet products. Its current rating on TVTopTen.com is a 9 out of 10.

The top ten best products (of all product categories) are listed on the TVTopTen.com homepage. TVTopTen ranks the products based on commercial airing data collected from media results, as well as customer reviews, rankings, and demand. TVTopTen also tests all As Seen on TV products for their claims, durability, and ease of use.

TVTopTen works with hundreds of direct response companies and product inventors who have created a commercial for their products. TVTopTen.com also features product giveaways through their Facebook and twitter pages (@tvtopten) in order to provide customers the ability to rate new products and report on how well they work. Anyone can add a review for an As Seen on TV Product on the TVTopTen.com website, and these reviews are taken into account when determining the top ten rankings.

Please visit TVTopTen.com for a list of the top ten As Seen on TV products in Automotive, Beauty & Grooming, Health and Nutrition, Housewares, Kitchen, Money & Business, Pet Supplies, Sports & Fitness, Tools & Hardware, and Toys & Entertainment. New rankings for each category are released each month.

www.TVTopTen.com is an As Seen on Television retail and wholesale web site. It specializes in providing in-depth product information about its products, taking away the uncertainty that consumers have when it comes to purchasing As Seen on TV products.

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