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Tasty Tuesday: All Natural Elk Antler Dog Bone

September 13, 2011

Last month during the K9 Sport Event in Wisconsin, mom purchased some All Natural Elk Antler Dog Bone. I was introduced with Antler Dog Bone by my doggy camp director whose facility is also located in Wisconsin. Golden LOVE Antler Dog Bone!!!

This All Natural Elk Antler Dog Bone came from a farm called Country Side Trees. They have Elks on their facility. This Antler Dog Bone is made from the shed from one of their Elk. Every Spring the bull Elk will drop the previous growth and start growing a new set. No Harm to the Elks during the process of getting the Antler’s Bone.

This photo shoot was taking a long time.
Can I have my Elk Antler Dog Bone?

What’s Great about Elk Antler’s Dog Bone?

(gathered from Country Side Trees’s pamphlet)

1) The hard antlers contain the best nutrients that your dog needs

2) Antlers contain no preservatives or by-products

3) The Antlers are mess free and odorless

4) Antlers, sized correctly, do not splinter, which makes them a safer chew

5) Elk Antler Dog Bones are long lasting, tasty and safer for your dog

6) Antlers are great for dogs with allergies to beef, lamb, and pork

7) A great source of calcium, phosphorous, potassium, sodium, magnesium, iron, zinc, and manganese

8) Fresh and organic

9) Cleans teeth and whitens too

The 10th reason is Simply TASTY!!! LOVE it!

I had it after my morning 2 mile run/walk.
It was a nice sunny day and so I had it out in my backyard.
What I LOVE the most about this Elk Dog Bone was cut in half.
I had the opportunity to got to the tastiest part of the bone immediately … and that was the middle part. TASTY, indeed!!! I give this All Natural Elk Antler Bone from Country Side Trees 4 Golden Paws. Also, it was inexpensive compare to the other Antlers she previously purchased from other stores. Absolutely this Elk Antlers Dog Bone was TASTY!!!

If you intend to purchase an Antler Dog Bone for your dog and/or if your dog is new to this kind of bone, for safety purposes always supervise.

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Definitely Tuesdays Just Got Tastier.

This is a Blog Hop I am Co-hosting with my doggie pal Kol.

If you are joining our Tasty Tuesday Blog HOP, Golden Thanks! Don’t forget to grab the Hop’s Badge and post it along with your blog post. Hop’s Badge is located on the right side bar bottom on my blog. Also, don’t forget to Link-up your blog post on the HOP (below). The Hop List is only posted on the Host Sites (Kol n Sugar). Please find some time to visit all the Tasty Tuesday Blog Hop participants.

Lots of Golden Thanks and Have an enjoyable Tasty Tuesday.

Lots of Golden Woofs

Tasty Tuesday: MELON PAWsicles

September 6, 2011

Last Summer Hurrah! For MELONS.

On my blog post about Watermelon,

I mentioned that Cantaloupe is a melon too.

A watermelon is made up of 92 % water.

A cantaloupe is made up of 90% water

Both fruits are excellent for some MELON PAWsicles.

Ingredients:

1 cup of watermelon

1 cup of cantaloupe

(both melons cut into small cubes/pieces)

Optional:

1 tsp of Honey

Mix all the ingredients in a blender.

Since both fruits are made up of water, adding 5-10 ice cubes is optional.

Pour into an ice cube tray or mold.

Freeze it for about 2 hours.

Tasty Treat that both you and your dog can enjoy together.

PAWlicious!!!

Lots of Golden Woofs

Barking For "Tasty Tuesday" Treat Giveaway

August 30, 2011

We often get invitations for tasty treats to try.

Since we carry our own tasty treat at Sugar’s Paw House

and due to my allergies, we’ve rejected many of these offers.

Yes, believe it … imagine rejecting “tasty treats”…

Well last month, we were invited to try tasty treats from

Loving Pets called Barksters.

Woof! Woof! we accepted it because

Barksters are wheat-free, just like my treats.

Golden Hooray!

We received two very attractive boxes of Barksters treats from Loving Pets, 1 beef and 1 chicken. The treat packaging is color coded, purple for the beef and orange for the chicken. Also, what we like the most about the packaging is very informative. All you need to know about the product/treat is stated on the box.

Barksters treats uses simple and all natural ingredients. Each of these ingredients’ benefits are listed and explained on the back of the box.

This photo shoot is taking a while …

I can smell its tastiness …

I need a taste now … Woof! Woof!

TASTY! Delish!!!

Barksters treats are air-puffed which makes it low in fat.

Each treat is only 12 calories.

Mmmm, what does it mean? I can have more …

The calorie count is very beneficial for pet owners who are controlling their pet’s weight and intake of daily treats.
For this photo shoot, I had 3 Barksters Chicken = 36 calories.

Barksters treats are delicate, crunchy and have ridges on each treat. Mom says its like human chips, so warning to all dog owners to be careful and not mistake them for regular human chips.

Lastly, what we also like about Barksters treats is
it supports U.S. farmers and 100% produced in the USA.

For the Giveaway:

We are using a new system, Rafflecopter to manage all the entries.

As always, we appreciate all of your comments even though you do not plan to participate on the giveaway.

If you are participating, the first 3 Tasks is a MUST (mandatory). You MUST be a follower of my blog, leave a comment after this post and visit Loving Pets website. Make sure you click on “I DID THIS” on the rafflecopter box and provide your name/email.

All other entries on the box are just an additional entry/chance to win.

Giveaway ends on Thursday, Sept. 8 at 12:01am.

Golden Thanks Loving Pets for sending ME samples of Barksters Beef and Chicken.

We (SGR) are not compensated on this product review and giveaway.

Definitely Tuesdays Just Got Tastier.

This is a Blog Hop I am Co-hosting with my doggie pal Kol.

Lots of Golden Thanks and Have an enjoyable Tasty Tuesday.

Lots of Golden Woofs

Tasty Tuesday: Berry Banana Honey Oats Dog Treats

August 23, 2011

Many of you have seen my Wordless Wednesday Photo: Tasty. It looks like this …

Tasty! I give my Doggie Chef 4 Golden PAWS.
Here’s the recipe … ENJOY!
Berry Banana Honey Oats Dog Treats

2 1/2 cups of flour
1 1/2 cups of oats
1 cup of Blueberries
1 banana
~ 2 tablespoon of Honey
1 1/3 cup of water (in this recipe we use 1/3 pineapple juice)
1/4 Vegetable Oil

Combine and stir all the ingredients. Adjust flour and liquid as necessary to make stiff dough. Roll the dough on a floured surface. Cut it with a dough cutter. Place on un-greased cookie sheet (we always use silpat). Bake for 45 -1 hour in 350 degree oven until thoroughly dry. For extra crunchy, leave the treats inside the oven to cool-off.

Option: Many of you have send us an email in regards being frustrated having a good dough. Here’s a suggestion … Place the dough on a parchment paper. Refrigerate it for about 3 hours or overnight. You’ll find it easy to roll out the dough.