It’s that time of year again! Cute fluffy coats, scarves and the all-important pumpkin spiced latte. And this time we’re getting our dogs involved, too! Today we’re so excited to share a special pumpkin latte for dogs from the recipe development team at tails.com. Similar to a Puppuccino, this recipe takes one of autumn’s most …
We haven’t met a dog yet who doesn’t love bacon! And while bacon alone has to be a very occasional treat, it can easily lend its flavor to these homemade spinach and bacon dog treats, a recipe we received from Tails.com. We’ve modified this UK recipe for US measurements–but it’s definitely an international favorite with …
Planning to enjoy the end of summer with a dog-friendly picnic and some cool treats? Nothing says summer like watermelon–and it’s also a dog favorite! Frozen watermelon dog treats and quick and easy to make–and you never need to get near the stove to make them. We’ve got two EASY recipes here to create a …
We all love gummies–but the gummy treats that we enjoy are not good for dogs. It’s simple, fast and easy to make homemade gummies for dogs, though–it literally takes only a few minutes of cooking time! Gelatin is the base of gummies, dissolved in water or your choice of liquids. I used liver broth to …
Oatmeal and turkey dog treats are easy to make for your dog–and oatmeal is a great source of soluble fiber. It’s also an excellent choice especially for senior dogs—or for any dog with wheat allergies. Unlike your own oatmeal, though, don’t add any sugars or spices to your dog’s oatmeal goodies. A couple of weeks …
You don’t have to wait for Halloween to try out our pumpkin dog treat recipe–one that’s easy to make and uses items you probably already have in your pantry. Incorporating pumpkin and that dog favorite, peanut butter, these homemade dog treats feature seasonal ingredients and just take a few minutes to make! This recipe, which …
As you know, dogs primarily regulate their body temperature through panting—a natural activity that removes heat by passing cool air over the moist surfaces of the tongue and lungs. Frozen dog treats are a fun and tasty way to help your dog cool down even faster. We’ve got two easy to make frozen “pupsicle” recipes …
Are you looking for an easy, one ingredient chew to make for your dog? It doesn’t get much easier than Tripe Chews, strips of baked tripe cut to chew size. As our regular readers know, we never give our dogs rawhide because of the risk of choking and obstruction–and the fact that it’s not easily …