What To Avoid When Buying Dog Treats
Posted: 05/22/10 2:12 PM | Filed Under: Blog | No Comments »
Though they are on the market, some dog foods and treats are unhealthy and, in some cases, harmful to dogs. As responsible pet owners, be sure that you’re choosing the best and healthiest products when it comes to buying discount dog treats.
Here are some helpful hints and tips to think about when you’re at the store buying treats for your pet:
- Avoid rawhides and pig ears. These products are high in fat, and therefore difficult to digest. Â They may cause blockages in the throat, stomach or intestines. Â Furthermore, these products also cause excessive weight gain.
- Avoid unhealthy ingredients in dog food and dog treats.  Inspect the nutrition facts and the ingredients with caution. If you notice ingredients like artificial colors (such as FDC Red #40) or flavors, high levels of sodium, sugar, saturated or trans-fats, propyl gallate (a potentially cancer causing preservative), or high levels of cereal by-products, grain, or filler, then move on.
- Choose treats that are high in protein, and low in carbohydrates, which can cause obesity. Try gourmet dog treats high in protein, such as freeze dried liver, or turkey strips.
- Do not feed your dog pork or chicken bones. Â These bones splinter and cause serious intestinal damage. Â Try instead raw beef bones, a slow roasted beef knuckle or marrow bone. Â These are unlikely to shatter, so they are healthier options. Â However, bones are also high in fat, so do not feed these to your dog in excess.
If you don’t trust brand-name dog food companies, you can always try your own homemade recipe dog treats. Â Or, for a simple and inexpensive treat, try freezing some dogdration in an ice tray to feed to your dogs!
Homemade Recipes For Dog Treats
Posted: 05/21/10 2:11 PM | Filed Under: Blog | No Comments »Making dog treats at home can be a fun activity for you and the kids! Â To choose which ones to make, make sure that you choose recipes for dog treats with healthy ingredients, and a recipe that you know your dog will love! Â However, be aware that each dog has special and individual needs, so review each recipe to be sure that it is appropriate for your dog.
When making homemade dog treats, be sure to avoid the following ingredients, as they are unhealthy and even harmful to many dogs:
- Grapes and raisins
- Onions
- Garlic
- Chocolate
- Artificial sweeteners or artificial fats
- Raw meat, which can contain bacteria, salmonella, parasites or viruses
And some ingredients that are healthy for dogs:
- Meats
- Poultry
- Organ meats, liver (but do not overuse)
- Eggs
- Cultured dairy products such as yogurt, buttermilk, cheese
- Complex carbohydrates such as rice, potatoes, beans, legumes
- Fiber sources such as bran, fresh vegetables, whole-grains
Here’s a peanut butter recipe dog treat that’s both tasty and healthy.
Ingredients:
- 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
- 1 1/2 cups white flour
- 1/2 cup peanut butter (all-natural or organic)
- 1 cup dogdration
- 2 tablespoons oil
- Preheat the oven to 350 F. Combine oil, peanut butter and water.
- Add flour, one cup at a time, forming a dough.
- Knead dough into firm ball and roll to 1/4 inch thickness.
- Cut dough into 3 to 4 inch pieces. Place on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 350 F for 20 minutes. Makes 2 1/2 dozen cookies.
Your dog will greatly appreciate these discount dog treats, which take only about 20 minutes to prepare, with very simple steps and ingredients that can probably already be found in your pantry.
We Have The Latest And Greatest In Gourmet Dog Treats
Posted: 04/13/10 8:00 AM | Filed Under: Blog | 1 Comment »
Dogdration is most definitely the “latest and greatest” when it comes to treats for dogs. Â According to PeoplePets, dogdration is like a healthier version of Gatorade for dogs.
The online publication, a branch of People Magazine, praised the dog beverage for its ingredients, including:
- The allergen-free, all-natural, 100 percent human-grade peanut butter flavor
- The added ginseng, which is good for vitality and health
- The added glucosamine for healthy hips and joints
- The yeast for healthy skin and shiny coats
- The electrolytes for hydration
To get creative and add some flavor to your dog’s diet, try freezing the treat to make popsicles, stir it into your dog’s food, or even add the liquid to dog biscuits and treats.
This premium dog beverage is not only a healthy alternative to your dog’s water, but also a discount dog treat. Â For a limited time only, purchase a discount case of 12, 20 ounce dogdration bottles, or order an entire pallet and receive shipping discounts. Â The cost of one case of dogdration definitely pays for itself when you witness the results of its healthy, wholesome ingredients and vitamins. Talk about whole sale dog treats.
The veterinarian-approved beverage has a great flavor, but it is also 99 percent water. Â Feed your dog nutritious, flavorful gourmet dog treats while also hydrating your pup at that same time!
To learn what all the hype is about, order your own case of dogdration today! Visit our website or call 816.665.8627 to place an order.  Your dog is barking for a new beverage!
Are You Looking For Discount Dog Treats? We Can Help
Posted: 04/7/10 12:12 PM | Filed Under: Blog | 1 Comment »
dogdration can hydrate your dog in addition to satisfying their cravings for a treat. This vitamin-enhanced, deionized peanut-flavored water can be a liquid and a solid treat for your pups, mutts and hounds all at once. Follow the basic one-step dog treats recipe below to finally quench your dog’s thirst for dogdration, while feeding them human grade ingredients with glucosamine for healthy hips and joints. 
The first solid alternative that can be used are dogdration ice cubes! Simply fill an ice tray with the liquid and within an hour in the freezer you’ll have a frozen treat for you canine. These treats are both yummy and fun for your dog to paw around the kitchen floor and chase after. Plus, the frozen dogdration cubes last longer than the liquid that your pups are sure to slurp up in no time.
Another alternative to the liquid form of dogdration is combining the liquid with your dog’s food. Merely pour about a fourth of a bottle of dogdration over a bowl of their dry food.
These all natural delights are gourmet dog treats and discount dog treats in one. For a limited time only, receive a discount case of twelve to twenty ounce bottles, or order a pallet and receive shipping discounts.
Treat your dog with these mouth-watering pleasures while you treat yourself with your saved-up cash. Your dog is barking for a new beverage!
If you’d like to order dogdration now, please visit our online store or phone us at 816.665.8627 to place an order.
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