Autumn is the perfect time of year to get crafty in the kitchen and fill the home with delicious scents. And what better way to show your pooch just how much they mean to you, than with their very own homemade dog treats.
Our dog treat recipes use the iconic fruits of the season, to make the most of those tasty autumnal flavours. These dog treat recipes will be sure to leave your dog drooling and their tail wagging.
Why not treat your pooch and get out the mixing bowl to make birthday cakes for your dog.
Dogs are part of the family and it’s great to spoil them with a special cake when it’s their birthday.
You don’t have to be a great baker. The really great thing about making a homemade birthday cake for your dog is they won’t judge you on how it looks.
MyPawsOn.com have compiled a couple of our favourite recipes for birthday cakes for dogs that you can make at home to make your best friends day just PAWfect.
Did you know there is a National Dog Biscuit Day ?
We’re sure this will be an important date for your dog. Even highlighted on your dog’s calendar. However, it was news to us and we thought it might be news to you too !!!
In honour of National Dog Biscuit day we have gathered together some interesting facts about dog biscuits.
Oh and we are including some homemade recipes for your pooch to enjoy.
With summer in mind we wanted to share our Strawberry Heart dog treat recipe. Not only do these look lovely, they taste great and they are a healthy way to show your dog how much you love them.
We are always looking for healthier foods to eat and this should apply to your dog too. Why not try these Canine Carrot Crunchy dog biscuits as an alternative treat for your dog.
If you make them very small you can use them as training treats and carry a few in your pocket when you go out for a walk.
They are so easy to make and will last a couple of weeks in an airtight container in the fridge.
Try our yummy Peanut Butter dog biscuit recipe. These are a tasty homemade treat for your dog and will last for 2 weeks in an airtight container.
Easy to make and you can have some fun creating different shapes and because you have made them you know there will be no additives so they are healthy too.
I decided to write the Barking Mad Cookbook for one main reason – to help owners avoid artificially flavoured and preserved shop bought treats. The Barking Mad Cookbook helps to give dog lovers the confidence to bake at home for their pooch while knowing that the treats they are feeding them are packed full of goodness.
