Making your homemade pet treats more festive can start with holiday theme shapes, but you can also ‘spruce’ up treats. They make great gifts for the pet-lovers on your list, including pet-sitters, dog walkers, groomers, etc. They’re also fantastic fundraisers.
Pet parents often make their own pet food & pet treats because they want to control the ingredients. Eliminating chemicals like dyes is a priority, but that doesn’t mean you can’t create naturally colorful treats for your pet. What’s more, you can seriously boost the nutritional content of your treats while you’re at it!
It can be a challenge to add natural supplements to your pet’s diet, especially if you make your own pet food and/or feed raw. We have a few simple tricks we use when making dehydrated pet treats that may help. These pet treats can be formulated for virtually all pets, including dogs, cats, horses, fish and…
We like frozen treats because they’re easy and they increase fluid intake when pets need it most. The leftover water is eagerly lapped up because it’s full of flavor.
Cats love seafood and we’ve made this treat recipe both irresistible and healthy. A full range of naturally-sourced, highly-digestible nutrients make these cat cookies more of a homemade cat supplement than a treat… but your feline friend will never know!
Adding a little Easter or Spring to your homemade pet treats can start with holiday theme cookie cutters, but you can also decorate pet treats with naturally-nutritious pastel colors. Besides making your own pets hop, they make great Easter gifts for the pet-lovers on your list, including pet-sitters, dog walkers, groomers, etc. They’re also fantastic…
