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Gingerbread Treats, A Bag of Chews, and a Dog TREAT giveaway!

I ended up with so many different great dog treats to review, I decided to put them together in one super post so that you can check them all out at once. You might even want to pick up some of these for gift giving this year. I must say Kelly and Ike have had fun taste testing!

Wait, why are the treats behind us?





















1. Holiday Buddy Biscuits
Cloud Star is one of my absolute favorite dog treat companies, and their products are reliably great. In fact Buddy Biscuits are so awesome, I kind of wish I was a dog! Especially now that the new Gingerbread flavored Holiday Buddy Biscuits are here. yummmm!
When you and your family are making gingerbread men for the holidays, now your furry friend can share in the yumminess. They're even shaped like little ginger-kids. And of course, they're
*Made in the USA
*all natural ingredients  -- wheat flour, rolled oats, blackstrap molasses, natural gingerbread flavor, and canola oil!











I really enjoyed giving my dogs these treats. It felt like sharing a bit of the holiday spirit with them. They loved the flavor, I think especially because it's different and something they don't usually get. And those little gingerbread people shapes are tooooo cute!





















Want some for your dogs?
Cloud Star has generously offered this promo code for 50% off to Peggy's Pet Place readers! This coupon expires Friday 12/6 so hurry!!













Available in oven baked, soft and chewy or XXL gingerbread man for a special holiday treat.


2.   Merrick Hungry Dog Natural Treats and Chews

Thanks to Chewy.com, we're always being introduced to new treats for Kelly and Ike. This month they sent us a great product to review: Merrick's Hungry Dog Natural Treats and Chews. First thing to check, Is it made in the USA? Yup, check!




















When I opened it and looked inside--gah! I wasn't sure what all was in there. Snouts, ears, bones, you name it! This 2 lb bag is filled with treats that are slightly misshapen or undersized...but made of the same quality ingredients. Kelly and Ike don't care what their treats look like, and I get a good value. I was thrilled with the size and variety, with two big hearty bones that the dogs will take time to get through. The dogs love to chew and it is great to know that this is a product I can trust.  My dogs love these treats and I love having some safe chews for them.

Treats, please!





















3. My Dog Ate It

We were asked if we'd like to review these treats, and we thought it was a different idea. The focus is on pet treats with a sense of humor.




















My Dog Ate It look like ordinary milk bone type biscuits, wrapped with a piece of paper with an ingredient on it, something that your dog might have eaten. The bag states "This one's funny. That one's gross."  
















Feeding instructions say "Pull a biscuit out of the bag, read the "flavor," tear off the label and feed it to your best friend." The packaging assures us that the label is completely nontoxic should your dog happen to get at it. If you are looking for a funny gift or a once in a while treat, this might be it. Just know that the ingredients are not premium. The first four ingredients are wheat flour, wheat bran, beef and bone meal, and chicken fat. There appears to be artificial flavors and colors.

Now for the giveaway!!

PRIZE:  4 winners will each receive two bags of My Dog Ate It treats each!
To Enter: Simply Leave A Comment below stating one unusual thing your dog ate! Winner chosen at random. Contest open in US only. Entries close12/10/13. Good luck!


*FULL DISCLOSURE: I was provided with the following treats to review: 1 box, 1 bag and one xxl Holiday Buddy Biscuits by Cloud Star. Chewy.com provided me with one bag of Merrick Chews. And My Dog Ate it provided me with 4 bags of dog biscuits to review and 8 bags to give away.  This in no way influenced my reviews. The opinions expressed are 100% my own.


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Pawsitively Homemade dog treats Giveaway

You're not going to believe these cookies...not only do they look and smell delicious, but they come in amazing flavors, varieties, designs and even colors.
















Have I got you drooling yet? Well they're not for you, they're for your furry friend, and they're made by Pawsitively Homemade. Rebecca sent us a box of their summer designs cookies to review and Kelly and I are here to tell you that they are pawsitively amazing. I wish this computer had smell-o-vision too because they smell like your favorite peanut butter cookies. And they're made in the USA with all ingredients sourced in the USA, and are wheat free, gluten free, grain free, vegan, with no preservatives, fillers or byproducts. The coloring is from natural organic veggie and fruit powders. Every batch of treats is baked by hand and in small batches to make certain the freshest product is received.

Our review: *** Pawsitively Homemade pays attention to every detail that's important to you and your dog --healthy ingredients and careful, quality production--and adds whimsical touches just for fun. And I think they're made with love! ***

C'mon Mom, can I eat them NOW?


















Okay now have we made you want some for yourself--er, your dog? Enter the Rafflecopter below. To enter, you must leave a comment in the comment section here telling me which variety of Pawsitively Homemade cookies you'd like to win.-- have fun checking out all the varieties from peanut butter pretzels to red, white and blue patriotic stars and much more. Three lucky winners will receive their choice of variety! (US only)

a Rafflecopter giveaway



Pawsitively Homemade: www.pawsitivelyhomemade.com
call 203-213-4147, or pawsitivelyhomemade@gmail.com

*Full Disclosure: We were provided with a sample box of Pawsitively Homemade for our review, and three for giveaway. This in no way influenced our review. The opinions expressed here are 100% my own.


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Baxter Barker delivers the goodies

I just wanted to show you this pawsome gift basket we won from Baxter Barker of Paw Street Bakery. We were the lucky 400th "like" on their Facebook page!

Brooks and Kelly enjoy their gift basket














































These even fooled my husband!






Look at the great variety of goodies we got, including honey, carrot, peanut butter, carob, biscotti, and blueberry!




































































































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C is for Cookie

Because I'm dieting, you might think I stay away from cookies. And, because I'm dieting with my dog, you might think I keep my dog away from cookies too. What the woof?! There's nothing wrong with a few treats on occasion, even on a diet. (I just can't eat a whole sleeve of Oreos. Darn!) The trick is choosing more nutritious treats.  That's why I was happy to receive a copy of Dog Cookies; healthy, allergen-free treat recipes for your dog, by Martina Schops.

Nutrition expert Martina says, "Treats contribute to a dog's well-being." I agree.

Here are some reasons for making your own dog treats:
1. You know exactly what ingredients they contain.
2. No artificial flavors and preservatives
3. You can adjust recipes for your dog's taste, allergies, or nutritional needs

 Most of the recipes in this book are simple and made from easy-to-find ingredients. For example, Banana Biscuits are made of banana, rye flour, buckwheat flour, eggs, butter, water and a pinch of carob.

The book includes recipes for high value treats for agility training, and birthday cake, waffles and doggie ice cream. If you're looking for good recipes to bake some healthy treats for your dog, I recommend this book. You can find Dog Cookies on Amazon or on  Hubble and Hattie website.

Check out more food and fun for your dog on Tasty Tuesday, hosted by Kol's Notes and Sugar the Golden Retriever.

*I was provided with a copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.



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