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Be ready with these treats when Santa Paws comes down the chimney on December 25.
Mix three small jars of baby food (chicken or beef flavor), 9 tbsp powdered milk, 6 tbsp ground flax seed, and 8 tbsp wheatgerm. Roll into walnut-sized balls and bake on a greased cookie sheet for 10 to 13 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit until the bottoms look a little brown. Refrigerate to store. Remember that these cookies, while healthy, do contribute extra calories. So just one or two a day is enough for Santa’s little helpers. |
Published: December 23, 2011, 15:02 | No Comments
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Through the bustle of the holidays, a small gift for our dogs often ends up on the bottom of our lists. But the holidays are about giving after all and our dogs give to us all year. Your pooch may certainly enjoy a new dog toy following Santa’s visit to your place. West Paw Design offers recyclable rubber toys that can actually be returned for a replacement toy should your dog destroy the first one. Canine Genius interactive toys keep your pet challenged by making him figure out how to reach the treat that you place inside. Planet Dog offers floating rubber balls that can be flung using their innovative Wood Chuck which keeps your hands slobber free. And unlike your mother-in-law, your dog won’t mind if the gift arrives a day or two late. |
Published: December 21, 2010, 19:18 | No Comments
Category: Gifts For Your Dogs