Global Pet Expo 2014: 10 Clever and Wacky Pet Products We Love

Mustaches are back in fashion, and Doggles has come up with a super-quirky mustache toy for your dog. The Big Mustache Toy is available in gray, red and brown, and can be used as a tug or a chew toy. It has a ball in the center made of TPE; according to the company, it's nontoxic and BPA-free.

Available now at Doggles.com and leading pet retailers for $11.99.

Envvy has created a very unique line with a sweet sentimentality. The idea is that there's a pet toy for everyone — and ugly can be beautiful. Each dog in the line has a story: Fabio the gray dog thinks he's hot (but we know he's not), Isabella the pink cat is Fabio's love interest, and Leo the black dog is just "whatever" about everything.

Available online and in pet retail stores in May, with prices ranging from $10.99 for small, $12.99 for medium and $15.99 for large.

Thanks to popular shows like AMC's The Walking Dead, zombies (and, really, all things undead) are totally trendy right now. And that trend isn't lost on Penn-Plax: The company has created a line of aquarium ornaments called — what else? — The Swimming Dead. Each piece is sold separately, including skulls, monsters and even a scary-looking fish skeleton — which is actually the line's best-seller. Of course.

The Swimming Dead Aquarium Ornaments, available now at Petco and independent retailers for $9.99 and up.

Now that we've gotten into spring, it's time to make sure that your dog's rain gear is as trendy as yours. This raincoat from Push Pushi is made in the USA and has a warm fleece lining and a removable hood — plus adjustable belly and chest straps. It comes in more than 10 solid colors and eight other patterns, including polka dots and camo. The raincoat even has a Lightning Line in safety orange and neon yellow, with reflective strips on the hood and coat.

Available online and in boutiques for $39.95.

Tobi Kosanke, frustrated by the birds that were snatching up her hens, created the Hen Saver with predator eyes to protect her "girls." The Hampstead, Texas, entrepreneur took her Hen Saver apron, which protects hens' backs from roosters, and added the hand-sewn eyes to stop eagles and hawks from swooping down and grabbing the chickens. Since her rescue farm's 80 hens started wearing the accessory, she hasn't lost a single one to aerial predators.

Crazy K Farm Hen Saver, Made in the USA version starting at $14.99.

Maureen Brown’s adopted dog, Lexie, kept escaping from her fenced-in yard. Her neighbors had this issue as well, making Brown realize that there was a need for a better way to keep pups behind fences. So Brown created the Safe Behind Bars Dog Harness, a harness with a T-shaped bar that catches on the fence and prevents Lexie — and the neighbors' dogs — from slipping through the slats.  The harness is available in black or royal blue nylon, or leather.

Available online for $28.95 (small), $29.95 (medium) or $30.95 (large). The leather harness will be available soon in small for $37.95.

The loss of a pet fish is tough for kids, and flushing little Goldie down the toilet is probably not the best way to teach them about death. The folks at Paw Pods came up with a clever solution to honor fish: the Fish Burial Pod. The durable and biodegradable pod is made from bamboo fiber and rice husk and comes in two colors — natural and golden. Each pod comes with a seeded sympathy card children can sign. When they bury their fish with the card, the seeds grow into wildflowers; when they bloom, your kids will remember their fish.

Available online for $9.99.

Want a fashionable accessory that’s just as unique as your dog? Haute Dogue’s Vintage Bow Wows are bow ties made from recycled ties. The dapper bow ties snap on any size collar, and since they are made from old ties, each one is different. Whether you have a Poodle who prefers polka dots or a Portuguese Water Dog with a penchant for plaid, there’s a bow-tie pattern for every canine.

Soon available online for $12 (small) and $15 (large).

Treats: They're not just for dogs and cats any more. Family-owned-and-operated company Treats for Chickens not only has the world's first certified organic line of treats for, well, chickens, but they also feature clever — and hysterical — names like Cluck Yea, Motherclucker and their best-seller, Chicken Crack.

Available in feed and farm supply stores and online for $7.99–$20 per bag or $30–$50 per bucket.

Apartment-dwellers, this is not the cat tree for you. The 10-foot-tall, black-and-white tower from Pet Pals is made from recycled materials and would be a great statement piece for a grand foyer or a lofty living room — anywhere with space to spare. This tree is truly one-of-a-kind and must be special-ordered on Petpalsgroup.com.

Available for special order on the Petpalsgroup.com Contact Us page for $1,800.