Spooky Buddies Doggy Biscuit Recipe
September 21, 2011 by Paris and John
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We love making our own dog treats and we’re going to have to give this “Spooky Buddies” recipe a try! Budderball’s Bat-Shaped Doggy Biscuits are made with whole wheat flour. (We’ll probably substitute a tablespoon of molasses for the salt and sugar in this recipe.) These are easy enough for children to make with you Read the Rest…
Recipe: Sweet Potato Dog Treats
May 23, 2011 by Paris and John
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Today we’ve got a guest recipe from Ann Clark, Ltd., a company in Vermont that’s been making super cute cookie cutters (including dog-related shapes like dog bones and fire hydrants) for over 20 years. This recipe produces about 12 large treats (the finished product isn’t hard and crunchy but more cookie-like in consistency.) They’ll last Read the Rest…
Top 10 Dog Treat Recipes of 2010
December 28, 2010 by Paris and John
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OK, like every other journalist in the world, I’ve caught the end of the year top 10 list bug. I’ve decided to compile some top 10 lists here on DogTipper, starting with the 10 most viewed dog treat recipes this past year! Get out your baking pans…here we go: Peanut Butter & Pumpkin Dog Treats Read the Rest…
Fido Fruitcake Recipe
December 14, 2010 by Paris and John
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Just the other day I made Cranberry Dog Treats…and had so many cranberries left over I decided to come up with another dog recipe! Since the holidays are synonymous with fruitcake (and fruitcake is a no-no for dogs because of the raisins and liquors found in most recipes), I wanted to come up with a Read the Rest…
Recipe: Cranberry Dog Treats
December 12, 2010 by Paris and John
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With both leftover cranberries and a whole stack of holiday cookie cutters calling out to me, I set out to devise a holiday dog treat our dogs would enjoy. The result was a big hit! Ingredients 2 cups whole wheat flour 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup oats 1/4 cup molasses 1 cup cranberries 1 Read the Rest…
Foods Your Dog Should Never Eat
November 30, 2010 by Paris and John
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Although making your own dog food and treats can be a healthy and economical way to feed your dog, you must know which foods to never feed your dog. These foods are toxic to dogs and must always be avoided: Apricot pits Avocados Alcohol Apple seeds Cherry pits Chocolate Coffee (and other caffeinated drinks) Garlic: Read the Rest…
Loews Hotels Thanksgiving Recipe: Pumpkin Pie
November 23, 2010 by Paris and John
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This recipe, courtesy Loews Hotels, was provided as part of the “Houndly Holidays” package. The recipe is courtesy Loews Hotels Executive Chef Mark Ehrler (photo, right). Please Note: This recipe is for treats and not intended for daily consumption. Additionally, this should not be fed to pets with special dietary restrictions. Ingredients 1 medium sugar Read the Rest…
Loews Hotels Thanksgiving Recipe: Spaniel Stuffing
November 23, 2010 by Paris and John
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This recipe, courtesy Loews Hotels, was provided as part of the “Houndly Holidays” package. The recipe is courtesy Loews Hotels Executive Chef Mark Ehrler (photo, right). Please Note: This recipe is for treats and not intended for daily consumption. Additionally, this should not be fed to pets with special dietary restrictions. Ingredients 2 1/4 cups Read the Rest…
Loews Hotels Hanukkah Recipe: Lassie Latkes
November 23, 2010 by Paris and John
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This recipe, courtesy Loews Hotels, was provided as part of the “Houndly Holidays” package. The recipe is courtesy Loews Hotels Executive Chef Mark Ehrler. Please Note: This recipe is for treats and not intended for daily consumption. Additionally, this should not be fed to pets with special dietary restrictions. Ingredients 9 sweet potatoes (peeled and Read the Rest…
Turkey & Cranberry Dog Treat Recipe
November 17, 2010 by Paris and John
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With Thanksgiving right around the corner, I wanted to feature a holiday-themed recipe this week….and what could be more traditional than turkey and cranberries? Turkey is a canine favorite and cranberries are incredibly beneficial for dogs so this seemed like a great combination for treats (although I was a little worried that the dogs might Read the Rest…






