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BringYourPet.com Newsletter - January 3, 2007 In This Issue:
Throw a Dog a Bone! Sure, you can
run down to the grocery store and buy a box of treats; but making
homemade treats for your special pooch will not only save you money,
but keep your dog healthy. You choose the ingredients that go in
to the dish. You know your dog, his particular allergies or health
concerns. Some pups also require special diets due to allergies or health problems and can't indulge in store-bought treats. If you indulge your furry friend in a home-made treat you can rest assured that it's wheat-free, yeast-free, or meat-free. Experiment with recipes using all-natural ingredients. Commercial varieties often are high in fat and include additives, preservatives, and fillers with little nutritional value. So if you love your pooch and like to bake, dive in to our dog treat recipes! Liver Chews 1 lb liver (any
kind) Puree the liver (or have butcher do it) and mix in the other ingredients. Grease a foil lined cookie sheet and pour in batter. Bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes. Cool and break in pieces and store in bags in the freezer. Don't worry, they thaw very quickly!
1 lb. chicken
liver Process all ingredients in food processor until smooth. Pour batter into an 8-inch round or square glass pan. Microwave on high power approximately 6-8 minutes or until toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Turn out of pan as soon as completely cooked and cut into to squares. Put the bits on a foil-lined cookie sheet and bake for 1 ½ hours at 200 degrees. This dries it out into a dry treat that doesn't leave any residue. Bow-Wow Brownies 1 lb chicken
or beef liver and/or heart meat Grind liver in food processor. Gradually add flour, corn meal, and spices to form a stiff dough (you may not need to add all the flour). Spread dough on to a greased foil-lined cookie sheet. Bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Allow to cool 10 minutes and cut into squares. Treats can be refrigerated or frozen. The recipe is very flexible and you can always throw in other nutritious and tasty items such as egg, yogurt, grated carrots, walnuts, or parsley. Just adjust the amount of flour to keep the dough at a stiff consistency. 2 6-oz. cans
tuna in water (do not drain) Pour tuna with liquid in a blender and liquefy (adding extra water if needed). Add eggs, flour, and garlic. Spread batter in to a greased 8-inch square cake pan. Sprinkle generously with parmesan cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Once cooled, cut into small squares. They can be frozen.
3 c. oatmeal
Mix eggs, oil, honey, milk, and bananas. Add flour and oatmeal. Spread into a well-greased cookie sheet and bake at 325 degrees for about 25 minutes. Cut into small squares. Keep refrigerated or frozen.
2 T. corn oil
Mix oil, peanut butter, and water. Add flour one cup at a time. Knead the dough into a firm ball. Roll out the dough to about a quarter inch thickness and cut out cookies. Bone-shaped cookies are the best! Bake on a cookie sheet for 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Cutest
Pet Contest Finalists
Announced The BringYourPet.com staff reviewed all the entries it received and selected 8 dogs to compete for the title 'Cutest Pet.' Now it is up to you to vote on who you think deserves to win the contest. For the next month the voting polls will be open. You can only vote once, so make it count. To
register to vote and to see these adorable pooches follow this
link: If you would like to submit your pet for our next contest, please fill out our contest registration form. For more information on this contest, click here. New Book Helps Hotels Increase Profits by Becoming Pet Friendly
"Making Your Property Pet Friendly: A How-To Guide" escorts readers through the process of becoming pet friendly from beginning to end. Months of research, hours of interviews and miles of fieldwork with current pet friendly properties helped to shape this essential how-to guide that is the backbone of any pet friendly program... Follow
this link: "Making Your Property Pet Friendly: A How-To Guide" is available in hardcopy and downloadable version. Property Spotlight - Hillcrest B&B This rambling
country home sits on a hill overlooking the lush vineyards and
wooded hillsides of Napa Valley. Offers a breathtaking view of
the valley. All types of pets accepted at Hillcrest B&B. For more information: http://www.bringyourpet.com/lodging/ca/ca200.htm Property
Spotlight - Hotel
Monaco Denver A sophisticated, high-style luxury hotel located in the historic 1917 Railway Exchange Building and the 1937 Art Moderne Title Building, the boutique Hotel Monaco Denver is within walking distance of Larimer Square, downtown Denver, and the 16th Street Mall. For more information: http://www.bringyourpet.com/lodging/co/co4200.htm Are
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Newsletter Featured Charity Lab Rescue of the Labrador Retriever Club of the Potomac rescues, fosters, and adopts out Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retriever-Labrador Retriever mixes. Lab Rescue is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization with a two-fold mission: (1) rescue, foster, and place homeless, abused, and/or abandoned Labrador Retrievers (and Golden Retriever-Labrador Retriever mixes) and (2) provide a referral service for owners seeking to place their Labradors in new homes. Contact
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