Although your home kitchen has everything you need to prepare homemade dog treats–from dehydrated chews to tiny dog training treats to cute dog biscuits, a few baking supplies can make the process much simpler!
Whether you are making food and treats for your dog–or just giving your dog a sample of foods from your plate, you must know which foods to never feed your dog. These foods are toxic to dogs and must always be avoided! Alcohol It’s always important to keep all forms of alcohol away from your …
I *love* cooking with pumpkin puree–and love that it’s so easy to make homemade pumpkin puree for dogs. Besides the fact that it’s loaded with nutrients, it also creates tasty and moist treats and entrees for our dogs. Amazingly, pumpkin can also be helpful for both constipation and diarrhea, thanks to its fiber. It’s also …
Recently Barli had a bout of giardia so he spent a couple of days on a bland chicken and rice diet. To make it a little more flavorful, I used homemade chicken broth when cooking the rice–and even had enough left over to create some frozen treats for when he started feeling better a couple …
Wondering how long you can store dog treats? We’ve got an easy rundown here for both commercial and homemade treats. Buying (or making) dog treats in bulk can be a great way to save money and know you always have treats on hand, but it’s critical that you store them safely. Storing Commercial Dog Treats …
As you know, we’re the authors of The Healthy Hound Cookbook, a cookbook of healthy treat recipes for dogs. One of our favorite recipes from that book is super simple and a great supplement for your dog as well. Eggshell calcium — or egg shell powder used as a calcium supplement — is quick and …