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Okay, this one's for my bitches. Well, my babies. They're two, adorable Boston Terrier girls. Two of the three loves of my life. I like to treat them once in a while and I figured that I might as well come up with something for them, while I'm on my cupcake-kick.
I just did my own thing, but it turned out perfectly, so I will share the details with you! Most important thing to note about my recipe is this - I've based it on my own dog's food because I didn't want to feed them something that could make them sick. Also, to combat that reaction, I've made them with pumpkin, which is a miracle digestive treat for dogs. It's high in fiber and I give it to my girls if they are backed up or free-falling. Lol. Needless to say, it's a big help if you live in an apartment and they're both in good digestive health.
So, these Pumpkin Pupcakes will be based on your own dog's wet and dry food, with some pumpkin and other treats for added fun!
I just did my own thing, but it turned out perfectly, so I will share the details with you! Most important thing to note about my recipe is this - I've based it on my own dog's food because I didn't want to feed them something that could make them sick. Also, to combat that reaction, I've made them with pumpkin, which is a miracle digestive treat for dogs. It's high in fiber and I give it to my girls if they are backed up or free-falling. Lol. Needless to say, it's a big help if you live in an apartment and they're both in good digestive health.
So, these Pumpkin Pupcakes will be based on your own dog's wet and dry food, with some pumpkin and other treats for added fun!
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4 cups Dry Dog Food
1 cup Pure Pumpkin (in a can, mushy stuff)
1 cup Wet Dog Food
1 cup Peanut Butter
1/3 cup Honey
1/3 cup Canola Oil
1 Finely Chopped Apple (or carrot)
Set Oven to 350 degrees!
1 cup Pure Pumpkin (in a can, mushy stuff)
1 cup Wet Dog Food
1 cup Peanut Butter
1/3 cup Honey
1/3 cup Canola Oil
1 Finely Chopped Apple (or carrot)
Set Oven to 350 degrees!
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anyways, good eye, and yes, my little one (1 year old), has had allergies. i thought it was from sleeping on a bed that came from costco and smelled like trees, so we ended up throwing it away. but the allergies are still here! i appreciate your help and i am going to look at the site! :D
Definitely give a grain-free diet a try, but bear in mind that almost all of the most popular treats have wheat flour in them, including Beggin' Strips.
Good luck!
Here is my pup, saying "thank you in advance" for the awesome recipe.
Well, sorry for getting off topic, but I do really like this idea, and I know Porky will too... thanks! :D
right now, i put a shirt on her so she can't scratch her armpits and i want to get her professional boots, or make some that she won't be able to take off, for her back paws. she managed to un-velcro and UNZIP the last pair. haha. our poor babies! i am about to check out a comment below, someone else had the same problem, but it was a food allergy, not sure if that's what ours may have, but check her comment on this page, and maybe we can give it a look. :) <3
Hmm, I wonder would this work with cat food too? Though I don't know with what to replace the apple and the pumpkin. Any ideas anyone? I'm willing to make these for our little catlady :)
ERM.... JUST WANTED U TO KNOW YOUR PUPCAKES R AWESOME!!! =D
BUT, PLEASE...NO HONEY!!!
YOUR PUPS LOOK TO BE RATHER SMALLISH...AND HONEY CAN CAUSE BOTULISM POISONING IN HUMAN INFANTS....CAUSING FLOPPY BABY SYNDROME....THAT'S WHY U SHOULD NEVER GIVE HONEY TO INFANTS...
AND I KNOW THEY ARE YOUR BABIEZ.....=D
LURVE,
GASHLYCRUMBTINY, R.N.
Thanks,
LP