Valentine’s Day has gone to the dogs! I know. I KNOW! That sounds a little cheeky, but there’s truly no better way to show your pup how much he positively means to you and is loved and appreciated by you than to do only one significant yet simple thing. Simply SHOW UP! It’s that easy. […]
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Learning how to create a beautiful, safe and healthy meals f0r your doggie. The ABCs of a Balanced Dog Food Diet Understanding the basics of what makes a homecooked diet balanced for your dog will help when you discuss the options with an expert. Here are important ingredients for the canine diet. Protein: According to
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Yum! This is a simple ice cream creation that your doggie will love! Correne Harless-Denkins found this from Ashley Lawrence. Dog Ice Cream Ingredients: 2 ripe bananas 1 cup plain Greek yogurt 1/2 cup peanut butter (unsweetened and xylitol-free) 1/4 cup water Instructions: In a blender or food processor, combine bananas, Greek yogurt, peanut butter,
I spent hours researching the best homemade dog food recipes that are safe, healthy, and vet-approved. Damneddelicious.net rose to the top of the list for several reasons. I love that they provide mix and match recipes, based on the guidelines from dog nutrition experts, balanceit.com, which includes necessary percentages of protein, veggies, and fruit, based
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Seriously?! Yes! This was first published two years ago, but today it is as tasty (and healthful) as ever. For Your Doggie Here’s a tasty Irish beef stew recipe just for your dog! Actually, it is fine for humans, too, but since there is no onion, garlic, Worcester sauce, Guinness, or other ingredients that are
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We gratefully thank Lisa Preston and her beautiful fur baby Buddy for this tantalizing and very healthy dog treat recipe. It’s been a while since we found a recipe that is beneficial, easy to make, and totally doglicious. We’ve researched the ingredients and found all of them to be superfoods for your pup!* Photos (and
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This recipe is based on tasty pumpkin. Why? It’s delicious, low in calories, and chockfull of nutrients and fiber. As a reminder, buy some different-sized dog bone cookie cutters. Larger ones for big bones and big dogs, medium sizes for medium-sized dogs, and smaller ones for your little guys. If you have children, involve them
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Everyone’s Irish on St. Patrick’s Day! Even your dog. Here is an easy, healthy, and tasty recipe for homemade St. Patrick Day Dog Treats that will sure to elicit an Erin Go Bark! Cook Time: 30 minutes Yield: 3 dozen Preheat Oven: 350 degrees Ingredients 2 cups spinach ½ cups plain natural applesauce (no added
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Two easy no-bake treat recipes for your canine valentine 1. Strawberry yogurt treats This is not only a no-brainer recipe for busy “hoomans,” but it’s quick to assemble, pretty to look at, and tummy-friendly. PREP TIME: 11 Minutes YIELD: 20 Balls INGREDIENTS · 1-1/2 C. Oat flour (or pulverize
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Sweet potato is tasty and healthy, and it’s the star ingredient of this month’s cookie, Sweet Potato Dog Treats. Low in fat, chock full of vitamins, and high in fiber content, sweet potato also helps support a sound digestive system. Drummer, our resident taste tester, has approved this recipe! And it’s an easy one to
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Here’s another recipe for holiday doggie treats that will whet your human appetite! Serve these this fall and you’re sure to get rave reviews from both two- and four-legged friends. Ingredients: ½ Cup Canned pumpkin puree (not pumpkin pie mix) 4 Tblsp. Molasses 4 Tblsp. Water 2 Tblsp.
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Halloween Treats Do’s and Don’ts Fido is no dummy. When he sees you dropping a sweet goody into the pumpkins of the trick or treaters, or he watches as they pop it into their mouths, he will naturally want in on this action. Now, this is a game he can really get into. He’ll
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