Recipes for the pups

Ada Nieves Dog Meatballs

Sirloin Meat - Apples ( peeled) - Green Beans ( No Salt )
Mix , make balls and bake at 350 % for about an hour
( time depends on the size of meatballs )



Pumpkin Doggie Treats

1(15-oz) can mashed pumpkin(not spice pie filling)
3/4 c. cream of wheat or wheat germ (can substitute rice cereal if dog is wheat sensitive)
1/2 c. dry powdered milk

Preheat oven to 300 degrees.

In a bowl combine the mashed pumpkin, cream of wheat or wheat germ and powdered milk. Mix until the consistency is even. Drop cookie-sized spoonfuls onto a lightly greased cookie sheet. Bake 15 to 20 minutes. Cool before giving them to your dog.

Courtesy of Alexis "Hollywood" Garfield and Inky the Chihuahua

Millie LaRue and her southern flavor

This little southern terrier belle samples her own special recipe of a wonderful yummy salmon dinner that shares with all of us.

notice how she uses a tiny - little fork.

Millie’s Salmon Supper

2 pounds salmon
2 cups cooked organic brown rice
1 cup organic carrots - sliced
1 cup organic green beans
1 organic sweet potato – chopped
1 Tablespoon fresh Rosemary
1 cup plain yogurt (no artificial sweeteners added)
1 cup naturally dried blueberries

1. Poach salmon in a large pot of water…reserving the water for making the brown rice and poaching the vegetables. Set poached salmon aside in a large mixing bowl.
2. Cook brown rice according to directions…For added flavor and more vitamins and minerals, use the reserved water from poaching the salmon to make your rice.
3. Boil the vegetables (carrots, green beans and sweet potato) in the remaining “salmon water” until they are tender.
4. In a food processor, puree the vegetables and the fresh Rosemary until they are smooth. Pureed vegetables are easier for some doggies to digest.
5. In a medium sized bowl, mix together the brown rice, pureed vegetables and yogurt to form a soft mash.
6. Flake the cooked salmon in the large mixing bowl and add the rice/veggie/yogurt mash to the fish. Mix well.
7. Add the dried blueberries, stirring gently to combine. Blueberries have lots of anti-oxidants in them!
8. Let this mixture cool enough to place into individual freezer bags. Freeze any unused portion for later use.
9. Mix a small amount of this mixture into your doggie’s favorite high quality kibble and watch him/her gobble it up!

Yummy, yummy in my fat tummy!

special thanks to her pawrent - Darsey Mitchell for sharing photos and recipes