by Fünchkins
Bucky the NOTcot puppy, is the lucky pup at the NOTcot offices. This weekend Bucky was lucky enough to test out the new packaging (and the treats of course) for some lick-able dog treats.
The first is the Lickety Stik, packaged like a roll-on deodorant, the treat features a roller-ball that dispenses the liquid treat without any spillage and comes in Savoury Chicken, Braised Liver and Smoky Bacon flavour.
The trick with pets is they usually prefer to play with things that aren’t intended as toys, like bottles. Halo bottle toppers get into the spirit of things by turning your pets favourite plastic bottles into treat dispensers.
Finally it’s here! Mungo & Maud‘s pop up shop in Paris’s iconic Merci is opening today offering a selection of premier Mungo & Maud products to discerning Parisian pets.
Celebrating the fact that Paris Fashion week is not just for people any more, Mungo & Maud have taken a little slice of good ol’ England to Paris.
Website: Mungo & Maud
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With all the picnics and parties you are going to be invited to this summer, it’s a great idea to be able to pull something out of your recipe cache in a party emergency.
That’s is what this recipe for peanut brittle is, it’s made in the microwave so it is made literally minutes before you go out the door and can be left to harden while you go make yourself presentable for the party. And if you use salted peanuts, you can have the salty sweet action that’s so popular in food right now.
This microwave peanut brittle recipe is from Plain Chicken, who also has other treat recipes
In May 2005, Michael and Nicola Sacher started Mungo & Maud, with the intention of supplying luxury designer dog and cat accessories to the public.
Dog treats can get expensive, not to mention that they are full of nasty things that might build up in your dog’s system. Here is another dog treat recipe that you can try out on your dog. Apple carrot bits, mmmm.
Find the recipe on Doggy Dessert Chef
Dog treats can be extremely expensive, especially if you are doing obedience training or showing. So I thought it would be handy to have a little recipe to make your own dog treats. This way, you are happy knowing exactly what’s going into your dog’s treats.
The recipe is from The Dog Treat Kitchen
