Anonymous
02/26/2017 07:18
Subject: My friend just had the cutest birthday party for her 7 year-old DD
Anonymous wrote:Sounds cute, but how does this entertain for 2 hours? You pick out a stuffed animal, write its name down and give it a toy bone after waiting in line for a vet?
My daughter is only 4, but I don't see this being of interest for more than 20 minutes. What did they do with the rest of the time?
4:00-4:30 Guests arrive, color pictures animals
4:30-5:00 Do the animal activity. Have kids decorate collar. Get checked out at the "vet"
5:00-5:30 Eat
5:30-6:00 Open gifts, kids play, have cake
6:00-7:00pm drink wine
Anonymous
02/26/2017 07:13
Subject: My friend just had the cutest birthday party for her 7 year-old DD
We did this for my dd a few years ago! Thank you Pinterest 
I will say that my dollar store had poorly constructed stuffed animals so I ordered mine online. They were $3/animal but it was worth the expense. And it did take up the 1.5 hours of the 2 hour party(half hour to eat) because the kids picked the animals one by one and we made a big deal about it, they made beaded collars and the beading took awhile, we had the vet/groomer stations up and they loved it (5year olds) and spent plenty of time there, we had relay races with the animals involved. Plenty to do.
I will say that my dollar store had poorly constructed stuffed animals so I ordered mine online. They were $3/animal but it was worth the expense. And it did take up the 1.5 hours of the 2 hour party(half hour to eat) because the kids picked the animals one by one and we made a big deal about it, they made beaded collars and the beading took awhile, we had the vet/groomer stations up and they loved it (5year olds) and spent plenty of time there, we had relay races with the animals involved. Plenty to do.