Mary Kennedy is a Certified Canine Massage Provider through the Lang Institute for Canine Massage. She has thirty years experience in the holistic health field and now consults people on the "total picture" of their animals' health. She incorporates the use of healing touch bio-field therapy into her animal massage.

The Lazy Dog Inn (pictured above) is a “ Truly Dog Friendly Bed and Breakfast”. Providing their guests and their dogs traditional New England comforts in a historically rich 160-year-old farmhouse located in Chocorua, NH. The golden retrievers Meghan and Molly greet guests at the door with tails a-wagging.

The Scottish Weaver is a supplier of all types of tartan fabric and plaid fabric for apparel and home furnishing, specializing in custom weaving tartan and plaid. Merchandise includes ladies tartan scarves, sashes and stoles, and tams, mens tartan ties and caps. Plus, The Scottish Grocer stocks items from Shortbread to Haggis for any festive Scottish dinner.

Photographer Shayne McGuire has captured the myth and mystery of many castles in Scotland, Ireland and Wales. At the head of Loch Awe stands the imposing ruin of Kilchurn Castle, a Campbell stronghold built in the 15th and 17th centuries. The photo is featured on The Heelan’ Hound’s home page.

Scotia Metalwork by J. Michael McRae features blades that are hand forged, and differentially heat treated to give a hard edge and a strong but flexible back. The handle carvings are authentic and traditional, carved in hardwoods or ivory. His custom made jewelry creations include brooches, pins, necklaces, rings, earrings and kilt belt buckles.

One Lucky Dog Bakery Home made dog treats. You can be assured that our homemade dog treats are the ideal treats to select for your pet or show dogs to keep them healthy and on a chemical-free diet. We focus on supplying gluten free and wheat free dog treats.

Critters.com was created as a place for all of us to leave a lasting celebration of our lost pets. As children and adults, pets are an important part of our lives. As we grow older, it is often our pets that fill the role of our most comforting companions.