Just a simple clay urn for you to store whatever you would like. Perhaps it can be a flower pot or a water jug. Maybe it holds mysterious gems from years ago.

Uhoh! You better take great care so as to not break this ancient relic. One wrong move and it just may shatter! Who knows how much it is worth?!? Do you dare risk it?

Likely tilted over by ocean currents this naturally green dyed urn has succumbed to the pressures of the depths and has cracked. Take care in moving it as who knows what it may contain.

Having fallen over this poor brown urn has found itself cracked. Thankfully its contents still seem to be secure…that is if there are any. Fancy a swim to Petlantis to check?

Didn’t we warn you to be careful? Now look what has happened! This silly urn has now fallen over! Thankfully it just seems to only be cracked still but who knows what could happen. Would you mind being a little more careful around these ancient relics? Thank you.

We do not know how they managed it but years ago the makers of this urn incorporated this intricate web-like pattern into the top of this urn. Surely collectors around the world will be paying top GM for a find like this!

Call us stunned! Call us stupefied! We really do not know what to say! The age of this urn and yet where technology and design must have been?!? How do we refer to this intricate and intriguing pattern? We just do not know! How did they do it? We certainly do not know!

Not quite flowers and not quite stars yet ever so pleasing to the eye. You are a lucky collector if you get to take one of these urns home from Petlantis. They will feature nicely in any pet’s home doubling as a water jug or vase. We can already envision the flower arrangements!

An artistic engineering marvel! Here we see combined the skilled use of colour and design to capture the eye with a subtle floral design. Sneak one of these away from the gates of Petlantis and bring one home today. No cheap knockoffs for you.

Bother….here we thought we have warned you about that crack and now look at what has happened. How are we going to explain this to King Moley and the Royal Badger? Maybe it was a tsunami that smashed it up against the archway?

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear! More pieces from the urn. It had to have been the ocean currents, right? You did not drop it? Gosh, we really hope you did not. We would hate to see this upset the Prideful Lion. Let’s just say ocean currents…

Chipped and shattered from years of abandonment is how this urn was found. Not many pets have ever wanted a broken piece but perhaps you do? Just because something is broken in some way does not mean it is worthless after all.

Get your pets some rollers and drop cloths and stir the paint. Black may seem bleak for painting, but it is perfect when decorating the trim. Your pets may want something fun, so paint the entire ceiling black and add stars, planets, and suns.

Look at this paint! I am amazed at how all the colours stay separate, and they don't run together so pretty and so very clever. I want to paint a big rainbow across the main room wall—and we don't need rain to have a rainbow inside—and fill the room with all the rainbow items I can find, there are a lot of them. It will be the happiest of places, and all the rainbow pets think this is a great idea.

The human eye can see more shades of green than any other colour. Emerald Green, the colour of that sparkly gem, the colour of those lush islands in the North Atlantic Sea, the colour deep in the forest.
Get your brushes, your fingers, grab anything you have and splash, dab, dot some soothing green around, on walls, on canvas, on fences or tables.

Seafoam green is such a delightful colour. The colour of new leaves, you can find the colour in sea glass and the ocean waves. Use your imagination and paint up a storm.

A pale, delicate yellow brings the sunshine indoors to give a cheerful feeling to any room. Kitchens look so inviting when the walls are painted in soft colours.

If you can keep yourself from licking the walls, this warm, rich, chocolaty colour would add warmth to any room. This shade of brown paint would also make a great earth colour—if you want to paint a mural on your wall, add some flowers and trees, and you can create the illusion of the outdoors.
Of course, any paint can be used to make a painting as well, you could paint a picture of a big chocolate cake and give it as a present to someone who just adores chocolate. Now I really want to eat chocolate.

Grey but with so much personality. Grey is a very sophisticated colour, well that is what I tell myself. What! Did you not think that paint can have feelings? In this world, or even that world over there, everything can have feelings—some things are just quiet about that. After all, if you were sitting on a wall—day in and day out— what would you do to pass the time. That’s right, you would think and have feelings about things.
So, I am coin grey, a bit of zip added to the average grey, a bit of shine, and I go so well with many other colours too.

It is so hot! Are you dreaming of snow? Beat the summer heat while you enjoy a tasty snow cone. Let that cool refreshing snow drift down all around you. Snow angels and snow men dance in your head -- but wake up! Your snow cone is melting!