Westside Messenger - December 11th, 2022
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Holiday Gift Ideas<br />
Holiday Gift Ideas<br />
Gifts ideas for your furry friends<br />
Holiday shoppers who are busy making<br />
lists and checking them twice should make<br />
sure they don’t overlook the family pet.<br />
Christmas has gone to the cats and dogs, as<br />
a greater number of people include their<br />
companion animals when selecting gifts<br />
each year.<br />
A study by OnePoll conducted by<br />
Rover.com, the nation’s largest network of<br />
dog sitters and walkers, found that 95 percent<br />
of pet owners have bought holiday<br />
gifts for their pets. Gifts can range from<br />
everyday needs, like food and treats, to<br />
more lavish extravagances like spa treatments.<br />
Pet owners who plan to get their pets<br />
gifts this year may want to consider some<br />
of the emerging pet trends as they browse<br />
wares and services. The Balance, a business,<br />
career and industry information site,<br />
says pet industry trends point toward<br />
these segments seeing growth.<br />
Natural pet products<br />
Just as people are interested in protecting<br />
the health of the planet and their own<br />
personal health, so, too, are they extending<br />
this concern to companion animals.<br />
Natural pet products, which can include<br />
natural flea and tick remedies, holistic<br />
foods, organic items, and all-natural<br />
grooming products, can make great gifts.<br />
Specialty pet services<br />
The American Pet Products Association<br />
says the demand for high-end pet grooming<br />
and other services is substantial. In addition,<br />
personalized training, behavioral consulting,<br />
portrait photography, dog sitting,<br />
and upscale spa treatments like pet Reiki<br />
and massage are booming.<br />
Mobile pet grooming<br />
Mobile pet grooming has become the<br />
norm in many areas. Mobile pet grooming<br />
can reduce the potential stress on animals,<br />
and tends to be very convenient for customers,<br />
particularly seniors and others<br />
Get out of the house and ring in 2023 at a New<br />
Year’s Eve party that is rated one of the best in<br />
Columbus.<br />
The Crowne Plaza Hotel, 6500 Doubletree<br />
Ave., will host Mike Albert and The Big “E” Band<br />
at this 16th annual New Year’s Eve bash.<br />
Albert is an award winning “Elvis Presley<br />
impersonator.” His wardrobe, voice and amazing<br />
wit makes for a wonderful show.<br />
You can get a full service dinner, drinks, room,<br />
hats and horns, champaign toast at midnight along<br />
with a full breakfast New Year’s Day for only<br />
who have mobility issues.<br />
Beyond these growing trends, pet owners<br />
have a bevy of other ideas from which<br />
to choose. Here are just a few different suggestions:<br />
• tests to detect pets’ DNA and trace<br />
breed and ancestry,<br />
• interactive puzzles to keep pets<br />
engaged and banish boredom,<br />
• stylish storage baskets for pet toys,<br />
• hidden cat litter or dog crate items<br />
that camouflage commonly used pet items,<br />
• heated pet bed for cozy nights and<br />
mornings, and<br />
• signature vests, coats and sweaters to<br />
look good and remain comfortable.<br />
PAID ADVERTISING<br />
Ring in the new year with Mike<br />
Albert’s Elvis tribute show<br />
$319 per couple. There is also a party package for<br />
$250 per couple or $150 per single. Tickets are<br />
limited. For reservations, call (614) 792-3135.<br />
Early check in is at 1 p.m., ballroom doors<br />
open at 7 p.m. Draft beer and wine, included in<br />
the price, will be available until midnight, with<br />
dinner at 7 p.m. The show kicks off at 9 p.m.<br />
There will be two televisions in the ballroom to<br />
keep up with the Ohio State football game.<br />
“Mike’s New Year’s Eve show is like no<br />
other,” said promoter Doug Henry. “He interacts<br />
with the crowd, which makes for a fun time.”<br />
www.jpsbbq.com<br />
WESTSIDE MESSENGER - <strong>December</strong> 11, <strong>2022</strong> PAGE 9<br />
Celebrate New Year’s Eve<br />
Starring<br />
with ELVIS<br />
Mike Albert<br />
Prices Per Couple<br />
Overnight Package - $319<br />
Party Only Packages - $250<br />
Single Overnight - $219<br />
Prices include<br />
Dinner, Drinks, Room,<br />
Party favors, Full Breakfast<br />
Make Your Plans NOW!<br />
614-792-3135<br />
The Big “E “ Band<br />
Crowne Plaza • 6500 Doubletree Ave. (formerly Marriott North)<br />
2000 Norton Rd.<br />
Phone: 614-878-7422 Fax: 614-878-7429<br />
Hollyday Happiness<br />
(Serves Approx. 4-7).......................................... $ 169.95<br />
Order By 12/13/22<br />
For Christmas Eve Pick-Up by 5 PM<br />
Hot & Ready to Eat or Cold to Reheat<br />
*INCLUDES*<br />
Charicuterie Platter (Fancy Meats/Cheeses & Fruit Snacks)<br />
3 Blend Salad<br />
JP’s Ribs * Or * 2# Prime Rib (Limited Supply So Order Early)<br />
Italian Roasted Chicken Pieces<br />
3 Side Selections:<br />
Au Gratin Potatoes/Green Beans/ Baked Beans/Slaw<br />
Mac & Cheese/Potato or Macaroni Salad/Chunky Applesauce<br />
Rolls & Butter