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Dalmatian Diet and Purine Problems

Finding the right diet for your dog’s specific needs can be tricky. Therapeutic or restriction diets are commonly recommended or prescribed for Dalmatians, especially those with a known history of stone … See more

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Why (and How) to Make Homemade Dog Treats

WEBThese are more sharing foods than actual homemade treats. Well, with a few exceptions like uncooked bones. You’re probably not keen to share those! There are lots of human …

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Free Pet Information Sheet Printables

WEBI had been (procrastinating) planning to refresh our first aid kits along with other family readiness supplies and plans during the winter; however, I pulled things ahead a little …

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Using Natural Food Colouring for Homemade Dog Treats

WEBHere are some of my go-to natural food colouring ingredients for making homemade dog treats: RED – Beetroot, Strawberry, Raspberry. PINK – Beetroot, Strawberry, …

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Homemade Dehydrated Dog Treats

WEBDehydrating meat, fish, or dog-friendly fruits and veggies is an easy way to make healthy homemade dog treats. When I (and probably many others) think about dehydrated dog …

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Making Gummies for Dogs from Scratch (+ Shortcut)

WEBOur senior dog needs all the help we can give him for his ageing joints and mobility, but bone broth (and gelatin) is also reported to be beneficial for their general health …

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DIY Dehydrated Beef Heart Dog Treats

WEBIn this special post, we’re making heart-healthy grass-fed beef heart dog treats. Beware, squeamish humans. This DIY might not be for the faint of heart, but heart might be good …

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Simple Stock and Gelatin Homemade Gummy Dog Treats

WEBMeasure cold broth into a small pan. Sprinkle the surface with gelatin powder. Wait and let sit for approximately five minutes or longer for the gelatin powder to bloom. Gently stir …

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Calming Chamomile Gelatin Gummy Dog Treats

WEBHeat can reduce the setting strength of gelatin. Remove from heat. Place the ginger (optional) and the chamomile tea bag (s) or ball/strainer in a suitable container for …

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DIY Turmeric and Coconut Oil Sprinkles for Dogs

WEBTake equal parts coconut oil and powdered turmeric plus one teaspoon of black pepper per cup of other ingredients (aids in absorption of the circuminoids in turmeric). Put all the …

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DIY Fleece Blankets (Single Layer) with Bound Edges

WEBReturn the item to the machine (same position) and resume sewing. At the fold crease, pause sewing. With the needle down, lift the foot and rotate the item towards the corner. …

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Marinated Rosemary Ginger Beef Jerky Dog Treats

WEB1/2 tbsp powdered ginger. 2 tbsp dried rosemary. 2 tbsp honey (we used manuka honey) 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar. Scale the (optional) marinade ingredient amounts and/or …

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Super Simple DIY Dog Treats Using Coconut Oil

WEBMaking the Treats: Melt coconut oil and peanut butter. If melting separately, mix the prepared liquids together well. Pour into moulds. Refrigerate until completely set before …

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Choosing and Using a Senior Dog Stroller

WEBThe key considerations when buying a dog stroller are the dog’s size and weight and intended use.. From there it becomes a matter of other nice-to-have features, budget, …

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Gelatin Gummy Dog Treats with Fresh Turmeric

WEBSprinkle the surface with gelatin powder. Wait and let sit for approximately five minutes or longer for the gelatin powder to bloom / gel. Add turmeric and seasonings. Gently stir the …

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Homemade Baked Dog Treat Shelf Life and Storage

WEBAmbient Conditions and Spoilage. The ambient conditions will affect stored shelf-life, so store the container in a suitable location. Treats last longer in cool, dry, dark conditions. …

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DIY Reversible Dog Collar Bow Tie (Standard or Oversize)

WEBCut a rectangle of each tie fabric in the width and height of your finished bow tie plus a small seam allowance around the edges. Scale the project to suit the size of your pet and style …

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How to Make DIY Clay Pet Paw Prints

WEBPreparing a Clay Base: Work your clay in your hands until very soft and pliable. See above for more on clay softness. Optional: For ease of handling and clean-up, place a piece of …

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Easy Three Ingredient Peanut Butter Dog Treats

WEBHand roll into small bite-sized balls, place on a prepared baking sheet, and flatten gently. Use a fork for flattening if you want a classic peanut butter cookie style cross-hatched …

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