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What are the holidays without gingerbread? We make gingerbread cookies, craft gingerbread houses, and drink ginger teas. Kirby stays underfoot and drools over the aromas while we bake so I knew I needed to dogify a gingerbread man cookie for him.
Read MoreOne half empty jar stared back at me from the refrigerator shelf as I contemplated a new treat for the Kirbster. I figured why not since the ingredients are dog friendly? Why not indeed! They were a huge hit, so much that while taking pictures Kirby and our foster, Jilly Bean, began eating the cookie right out of my hand. LOLz I just started snapping pics while they greedily chomped away.
Read MoreWhole grains will keep at room temperature indefinitely. Only grind as much flour as you plan to use since freshly ground grains get rancid very quickly. Once ground they can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerated for up to one month. Most grains can be ground using a strong blender or food processor.
Read MoreI wanted the bully stick flavor to be THE flavor so I kept it simple using brown rice flour and mixed vegetable baby food, both of which have mild flavors. These were a major hit and I'm quite sure an ongoing favorite!
Read MoreIt's that time of the year to stock up on pumpkin for our dog treats and toppers! Watch the expiration dates on canned pure pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling) and when choosing to make your own pumpkin puree, look for sugar pumpkins for the best flavor.
Read MoreKirby is on a low fat diet of sorts so I decided turkey bacon would be a better choice since the calorie count using real bacon and brown sugar would be 35 calories each with 20 calories from fat. Remember these are treats so feed sparingly.
Read MoreThese were a huge hit! Of course I knew they would be considering they have bacon AND maple syrup. Kirby loves them but what tickled me the most was watching Jilly Bean, our current foster, run around the house carrying a treat in her mouth. She was so excited I'm not sure she knew what to do with it.
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