Showing posts with label homemade dog treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homemade dog treats. Show all posts

Monday, October 28, 2013

Paw Lickin' Good Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dog Treats


Some of y'all carve pumpkins. Others wait until after Halloween to gut out the seeds to roast. There's a handful of folks (Ohhhh Leeeee-Saaaaaaa) who uses the entire pumpkin. This involves roasting halved pumpkins until soft and making homemade pumpkin puree.

Aside from making a winter's worth of pumpkin bread and muffins, there's the lingering question of "what else is there to do with all the pumpkin?"  Did you know pumpkin is a common ingredient in all natural dog treats? Dogs love the flavor and it's super healthy to incorporate into homemade dog treats.

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

A Shout Out To Bow Wow Biscuit Bakery


We've said it before. We'll say it again. We are HUGE fans of homemade dog treats and this is why we're giving Bow Wow Biscuit Bakery a shout out. Look at those treats! This bakery specializes in artisan dog treats and the biscuits are all natural and 100% homemade.

Sabrina puts a ton of love into every cookie she makes and it's obvious. These aren't just any ol' baked treats. The detail and presentation is nothing short of fabulous. The gourmet dog treats are simply amazing all the way around. It's a biscuit paradise for your beloved furbabies.

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Delicious Apple Crunch Pupcakes

 
Just a heads up, we are huge fans of homemade dog treats. Although there are high quality, all natural dog treats out on the market to purchase, they often come with a hefty price tag.  If you give your furkid treats daily this can add up especially if you're buying for more than one.
 
Homemade dog treats are super easy to make.  Our motto is if you can bake up a batch of cookies or muffins, you can make dog treats.  The biggest benefit is you control the ingredients.  You don't have to worry about questionable additives or preservatives.  The other benefit is the cost. Making your own dog treats will cost you much less...as in 70%-90% less than what you would pay at the store.