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Tasty Tuesday- Fromm Treats

Chewy asked us if we'd like to review some treats by Fromm...well woof yes! Kelly chose Fromm Grain Free Liver Treats.























Some reasons why we like these Fromm treats:

*Made in the USA- important for product quality and safety

*1 calorie per treat--good for keeping our trim figures

*There are only four ingredients in these treats, and I've heard of them all! Wheat flour, fresh chicken livers, salt, garlic powder

Kelly likes most food and treats, but I can say that she was CRAZY over these! She could barely wait through the obligatory photo session.
































We give Fromm Liver Treats a 5 WAG rating! Check them out at Chewy.com.
















*Chewy.com supplied us with one bag of Fromm Liver treats in exchange for our honest review. The opinions here are 100% my own.


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What to Stuff in a dog Kong toy

I'm holding on tight with my front paws.
They're funny shaped. They're versatile. They come in all colors and sizes. They can help keep your dog occupied. And they can be stuffed!

I've always given my dogs Kong toys, but until recently I never realized how popular it is to stuff them!

You can buy a spray can of stuff to squirt inside. But why not get creative.

There are lots of fun ways to stuff them. Remember, first fill the little hole at the top of the Kong with peanut butter or something.

Then fill with:

*large chunks of dog biscuits

*canned dog food mixed with kibble

*leftover lean meat mixed with steamed or mashed veggies

*chunks of apples, banana, blueberries, strawberries, cantaloupe 

Can you see it there under all my fur?
*cottage cheese mixed with fruit

*green beans

*frozen banana

Mix and match ingredients. Freeze and serve frozen for long lasting fun.
Remember, not all food is good for dogs, so when in doubt be sure to check with your vet first.
The ASPCA has some great recipes for stuffed Kongs too!

What do you like to stuff in your dog's Kong toy?

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 Kong toys with healthy stuffing can be used with your dog on a diet too. They take longer to eat, they keep your dog busy and even the act of getting out the food can burn a few calories! I wish I'd known about this when I was dieting with my dog. But anyway, we can do it now (and Brooks too)!

MY BOOKS:
Dieting with my Dog: One busy life, two full figures, and unconditional love.

Heart to Heart, Hand in Paw: How one woman finds faith and hope through the healing love of animals.


 *And don't forget my K9Kamp partner Kol today. He's got some great tips on k9 massage and stretching.


*While we're talking about k9kamp, how is your walking going this week? Keep it up! And don't forget to go to the PRIZE PAGE. You could win custom collars and tags, dog toys, harness and leash dog books, a dog nap mat, and more! If you want to get fit and have fun that's where all the prizes are!
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