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Easy Crockpot Dog Food Recipes Your Dog Will Adore
There’s something satisfying about coming home to a crockpot that’s done all the work for you, and that convenience applies just as well to cooking for your dog as it does to dinner for the rest of the family. This guide covers three easy crockpot recipes, each built around a different protein, so you can…
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Carrot and Apple Waffle for Dogs
Carrot and apple turned out to be a natural pairing for a dog waffle, both naturally sweet, both easy to grate right into the batter, and both ingredients most dogs already enjoy on their own. This version skips the pumpkin and chicken used in my other waffle recipes in favor of a simple, fruit and…
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Peanut Butter Popsicles for Dogs (Pupsicles)
There’s something extra fun about a treat on a stick, and these peanut butter pupsicles give your dog their own proper popsicle to enjoy on a hot day. Blending in a banana makes these creamier and a bit sweeter than a simple frozen cube, and serving them on a stick makes the whole experience feel…
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Homemade Frozen Fresh Breath Dog Treats
These frozen bites combine parsley, mint, and plain yogurt into a cool, creamy treat that doubles as a breath freshening habit, perfect for hot days when a frozen treat is already on the agenda. Unlike our Green Dog Breath Mints, which set into a chewy gummy in the fridge, this version freezes into a smooth,…
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Icing Cookies for Dogs
I decorate sugar cookies with my niece every December, and a few years back she asked why her dog never got any — a completely fair question I didn’t have a great answer for. The honest issue wasn’t the cookie itself, it was the icing, since every recipe I knew used powdered sugar and sometimes…
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Peanut Butter Sandwiched Dog Treats
There’s a particular kind of treat that seems to exist purely to slow a dog down, and sandwiched treats are exactly that. Instead of a single cookie that disappears in one bite, you’re giving your dog two biscuits with a layer of peanut butter holding them together, which means there’s a little more chewing, a…












