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How To Make Marshmallow Snowflakes

How To Make Marshmallow Snowflakes

Happy Monday everyone!!  These How To Make Marshmallow Snowflakes are a pretty addition to a delicious cup of hot chocolate!  They are inexpensive to make, easy to create, and can be completed within a few minutes!  Picture this…the snow is falling, the fireplace is on, and you have a tray of marshmallow snowflakes and cups of hot chocolate ready to drink while watching your favorite Christmas...

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The Ultimate Gift Guide For Pet Parents

The Ultimate Gift Guide For Pet Parents

Happy Saturday everyone!  I’m so excited to share The Ultimate Gift Guide For Pet Parents.  Today’s post contains affiliate links, photos, post links, and ideas on what to get that pet lover in your life.  Not only can this guide help you with ideas for that special someone, it can help you with finding just the right gift for your fur baby!     I’ve researched and tried many products over the...

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How To Make A Bow Tutorial And Video

How To Make A Bow Tutorial And Video

Happy Wednesday everyone!   As promised, here is my How To Make A Bow Tutorial And Video!  This is only my second tutorial and I'm in much need of some practice but I tried my best not to confuse you.  I angled the camera so that it would look as if you were standing behind me looking over me rather than in front of me.  I once had someone try and show me how to make a bow while standing...

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Puppy Pumpkin Pancakes

Puppy Pumpkin Pancakes

Happy Friday everyone! I have to say that these Puppy Pumpkin Pancakes were a huge hit with Jake and Maggie.  They love pumpkin and cinnamon and when I pulled my little glass jar of cinnamon out, they both were at my side in seconds.  Well, they were laying next to me the whole time I was baking.  I did a treat baking marathon and they loved it :-).   On to this delicious and healthy Puppy...

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Thanksgiving Day Doggie Brittle

Thanksgiving Day Doggie Brittle

Happy Monday everyone!  I’m hosting Thanksgiving at our house this year and it got me thinking about what I’m going to make the dogs for their turkey dinner when this Thanksgiving Doggie Brittle came to mind.  I had a box of Stella and Chewy’s Grain Free Stella’s Stew (Beef) in the refrigerator that I needed to use but wasn’t quite sure what to do with it other than pour it over their food.  I...

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Doggie Pumpkin Cookies

Doggie Pumpkin Cookies

Happy Wednesday everyone!  It’s November 2nd and what better way to kick off November than with these Doggie Pumpkin Cookies. Shaped in a ghost, bat, bone, and flower disk, these puffed up cookies are lab approved.  The dough is rolled out to approximately 1/4 inch thick, baked in the oven for 18 minutes and comes out slightly puffy in the middle and crunchy on the ends.  Made with healthy dog...

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Luxating Patella / Cranial Cruciate Ligament

Luxating Patella / Cranial Cruciate Ligament

Happy Wednesday everyone!  I’ve mentioned in the last few blog posts that Jake has had some surgery and that surgery was to fix a Luxating Patella and Cranial Cruciate Ligament.  He is doing very well but we had some ups and downs with him getting an infection and discharge from the knee cap and incision.  I apologize for some of the photos as they are a bit hard to look at but I wanted you to...

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11 First Aid Procedures For Your Dog In Case Of Emergency

11 First Aid Procedures For Your Dog In Case Of Emergency

Happy Wednesday everyone!  Take it from me…owning a dog is so rewarding but accidents and emergencies can happen.  Jake had to have ACL surgery recently and we are spending time recovering.  It’s been a process of patience and healing which I will be writing a post on later.  This may be overkill but I have both dogs established at three different vets just to be safe.  My primary is Dr. Brown...

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What Is A Tonic-Clonic Seizure In Dogs?

What Is A Tonic-Clonic Seizure In Dogs?

Happy Monday everyone!  On the blog today…What Is Tonic-Clonic Seizures In Dogs?  In a tonic-clonic seizure, the first, very short phase is the tonic. The dog will suddenly stiffen and collapse if standing. Next is the clonic phase, in which the muscles contract and relax rapidly. This is the type of seizure with which most people are familiar. It is often called a convulsion and represents the...

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Vestibular Syndrome In Dogs And Cats

Vestibular Syndrome In Dogs And Cats

Happy Wednesday everyone!  We know that dogs and cats can get ailments and sickness just like humans do but did you know they can suffer from Vestibular Syndrome.  Vestibular Syndrome refers to a group of diseases that affect the balance system (also known as the vestibular system).  Common signs of vestibular syndrome in dogs and cats include loss of balance, falling, rolling over, abnormal...

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