If you’re looking for a fun Valentine’s Day recipe for your pup, try these red velvet pupcakes. Gone to the Snow Dogs shows how they are made and says this recipe was submitted by a fan. For this homemade treat, you’ll need the following ingredients: Preheat your oven to 350 Fahrenheit (176 Celcius). Whisk together…
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, why not celebrate by baking your pup some adorable heart-shaped treats? Proud Dog Mom provides this simple recipe to make red-colored treats using beets, not any food coloring. You’ll need to following ingredients: Proud Dog Mom likes to keep things as natural as possible. You simply need to…
Gemma Stafford has shared plenty of frozen treats for her dog Waffles — from doggie ice cream to frozen snacks. This time, she’s back with a homemade dog popsicle recipe your pup will love. The professional chef and bestselling cookbook author of Bigger Bolder Baking has created a delicious recipe that’s easy to make. You’ll…
Huskies Kira and Memphis are “so ready” for their mom’s special pumpkin spice “mocha” lattes for dogs! Gone to the Snow Dog’s recipe takes advantage of fall flavors like pumpkin, cinnamon, and carob (as substitute for chocolate because we all know how toxic it is for dogs). Ingredients include: pure pumpkin, unsweetened apple sauce, unsweetened…
Ever want to give your dog an Easter treat to celebrate the holidays? EXCEPT, of course, you know they should never ever get chocolate ones. Gone to the Snow Dogs shares her recipe for how to make cute Easter Bunny treats that look like chocolate but are made with carob and peanut butter. This recipe…
We love making homemade dog treats. Not only are they healthy (as they often contain a lot less fat than store-bought treats, if any) but they can also save you a whole bunch of money. DogHeirs member Dogmama shared this delicious recipe for oatmeal dog cookies. It will yield 100 or so little dog-bone shaped…
Ice cream may seem like a delicious treat to share with your dog, however, the cream (or milk) can cause them stomach upset and could cause gas, bloating, constipation and even diarrhea or vomiting. The icy treats also include sugar, which is not great for their teeth or their weight. That’s where these tasty alternatives…
Crock pot cooking is well-known for its convenience and versatility. But did you also know you can use it to cook up nutritious meals for your dogs? If you are looking to supplement your dog’s diet with more natural foods but don’t want to go “raw”, then this homemade all-natural dog food recipe that you…
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