As I posted earlier this week, I was amazed at the difference in my dog’s coat and skin when I switched dog food brands. Have you had success with any particular brand?
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Friday Funny: It’s MINE
I just love the little puppy barks in this one. (Penny did, too. She was running around the house looking for a new friend!)
This is your dose of cute for the weekend.
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Saturday Survey: Crock Pot Stew
Earlier in the week, I posted a recipe for crock pot stew for dogs. It looked really good! I bought the ingredients, but haven’t yet had a chance to get them all dumped in the crock pot. Did anyone else make it?
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Crock Pot Stew for your dog
I haven’t tried this yet, but it sounds pretty good.
Ingredients:
6 pounds chicken thighs, (deboned and skinless)
4 carrots, sliced
1 medium sweet potato, scrubbed and coarsely chopped
2 cups frozen green beans
2 apples, cored and seeded (make sure all seeds are removed)
1 cup frozen peas
2 tablespoons olive oil
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Cats Stealing Dog Food
It started with the beds…now it’s entirely out of control! I love the black dog with the Siamese at about 1:25 or 1:30.
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What’s really in your dog’s food?
ABC US News | International News
ABC News is reporting on a lawsuit between Purina and Blue Buffalo regarding the ingredients that go into pet food.
Food Stamps for Your Dog
What a great idea!
From the Pet Food Stamps website: There are over 50 million Americans who currently receive Food Stamps, many with dogs or cats, who simply cannot afford to feed their animals, and these cherished companions are dropped off at animal shelters where they will most likely be put to sleep. Many people are also forced to choose between feeding their pets or themselves. A recent New York Times article states that “animal shelters have reported a steep rise in the number of cats and dogs being surrendered as owners face unemployment, home foreclosures, evictions and other financial hardships.” As more families struggle with difficult choices like paying the rent or buying food, some have to choose between keeping their pet and putting food on the table.. Seven million pets are surrendered to shelters each year due to the inability of pet parents to pay for food, with four million of those pets put to sleep. The Pet Food Stamps program aims to eliminate the needless death of these loving pets and keep families together.
The Pet Food Stamps program is not a government program and exclusively funds its operation from donations from individuals, business and foundation grants. We are able to eliminate the heart-wrenching decision of surrendering a pet by making sure these pet owners are given free home deliveries of Pet Food to maintain the health, vitality and companionship of their pets.
And kudos to PetFlow the independent online retailer that is the exclusive provider of pet food for the Pet Food Stamps program. PetFlow carries approximately 200 brands of pet products and has been chosen based on their ability to offer discounted pricing and free shipping, direct to home. If you don’t need free food through this program, you can still shop at PetFlow. They offer $10 off any $40+ scheduled order with code PFS, plus free shipping on any delivery schedule over $49+ (after discount). You can choose to have your pet’s food delivered from every 2 weeks to every 16 weeks and can change, cancel or edit your upcoming deliveries at any time.
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All of Hollywood Eating Dog Food…Well, Sort of
When their copies of the Hollywood Reported arrived, many people chomped down on the gluten free nutrition bar that was wrapped inside, thinking it was just another freebie being given away by an advertiser.
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Snoop Dogg helping to end shelter euthanasia
This is really a Godsend for Dog for Dog, because the company does not advertise its products in any traditional sense, preferring instead to use their money to donate food to shelters. So they have to rely on word of mouth and the buzz created when celebrities like Snoop Dogg begin buying their food and publicizing their cause.
Other celebrity supporters include Michael Buble and Chelsea Handler.
What a cool cause to support!
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Dog Food Advisor
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