Simple gelatin gummies are a great way to include super-food spirulina in our doggy diet. They're easy to make, mess-free to serve, and make it a snap to share nutrient-dense spirulina in small quantities. No muss, no fuss. Plus, they look pretty cool as well thanks to the gorgeous natural blue-green of spirulina. Unlike my experiments with using spirulina as a tint in baked treats, the colour shines bright and beautiful in a gummy suspension.
Monday, 18 February 2019
Monday, 11 February 2019
Making a Favourite Dog Treat Recipe into a Special Valentine
It's almost Valentine's Day, furfriends! We have lots of recipe ideas in our blog archives, but if you have a tried-and-true recipe or want to make your dog's favourite treat into a special Valentine, two VERY simple ideas are to just play with the shape and/or colour of your go-to treat recipe. Here are some tips and inspiration:
Monday, 4 February 2019
DIY Woven Fleece Double Loop Dog Tug Toy
Love is in the air! Humphrey has a new puppy pal (they are so cute together) and this toy was created for some wild tug toy playtime. It may be a bit strange looking, but was created for function and fun - which is what matters most, right? With two loops and two straight stick "handles" there are tons of options for multiple dogs and humans. Humphrey has even figured out how to play tug with himself by using a paw with one loop and his mouth with the other - quite hilarious to watch.
Monday, 28 January 2019
{RECIPE} Beetroot and Carob Gelatin Gummy Dog Treats
These yummy gummies use a dash of yummy carob to take the natural translucent red of a beetroot gummy to a richer more opaque deep red treat. Plus carob tastes/smells delish!
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