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These 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.
Read MoreI'm fortunate he's a healthy dog but I know there are many dogs who require daily pills for certain illnesses. Pills that have to be disguised in order to be taken and not forced or spit out. The Greenies cost $7.99 for 30 small pill pockets or $9.99 for 30 large pill pockets and contain corn products which are considered one of the top three allergens for dogs. Why not make your own which are quick and easy, cheaper, and healthier?
Read MoreHave some left over turkey? Then you must give this recipe a try! These were one of the first recipes I created for Kirby's Barkery which we sold at a few festivals and the local co-op with great success. With a full time job, I just couldn't find the time to continue that endeavor which is lucky for your pups because now you can bake them in your own home.
Read MoreI used to make Hamburger Helper often for my children who loved it. I still make it once in a while now since it’s easy and convenient. I like to provide Kirby a variety of meals so this is his canine variation. He has quite a few meals with potatoes or brown rice for his carbs so I always make this one with pasta for a nice change. I
Read MoreCrispy on the outside, moist on the inside, these tasty morsels of potato filled with succulent lamb are truly like nuggets of gold. They'll have your dog doing every trick he knows. So go ahead, treat him like the pampered pooch he deserves to be.
Read MoreMilk Bones have been around for as long as I can remember. I see boxes every time I'm in Wal-Mart or the grocery store. The main ingredients are wheat flour, wheat bran, meat and bone meal, milk, and beef fat so this is my version which I think is much healthier and much cheaper.
Read MoreThese cookies have just enough mint to freshen that doggie breath and the aroma that fills the kitchen while they bake is oh so divine. Kirby gave them four paws up!
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