Tag: All Natural Dog Chews

If you’re looking for a fancy dog treat for an upcoming puppy party or Holiday cookout, look no further! Pretty Fluffy has a great dog treat recipe that looks sophisticated but you can whip up in a jiff! These Black & White dog cookies will have your guests thinking the treats are for them! (You might want to put out a sign just in case.) Keep reading for this week’s installment of the BestBullySticks Weekly Drool Recipe via Pretty Fluffy!

Black & White Dog Cookies

Ingredients

• 3/4 Cup Rice Flour
• 1 Free Range Egg
• 2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil
• 50g Natural Carob Drops (1.8 ounces or almost a ¼ cup)
• 50g Plain Yogurt Drops (1.8 ounces or almost a ¼ cup)

Directions

Cookies

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a flat baking tray with baking paper.

2. Whisk egg and vegetable oil in a bowl.

3. Add the rice flour to the wet ingredients and mix well to form a dough.

4. Roll dough onto floured surface to approximately 1/4 inch thickness.

5. Using a large round cookie cutter, cut out the cookies and place on lined baking tray. Repeat until dough is finished.

6. Bake cookies for 15-20 minutes or until golden. Place on baking rack to cool.

Icing

1. Melt the yogurt drops in a small heat safe bowl over boiling water.

2. Once melted use a spatula to spread over one half of each cookie. Allow to set.

3. Melt the carob drops in a small heat safe bowl over boiling water. Once melted use a spatula to spread over the second half of each cookie. Allow to set then serve.

Thank you to Pretty Fluffy for sharing this great recipe and photos!

Browse all of our Weekly Drool Recipes on the BestBullySticks blog to find the perfect homemade dog treat for your pup! For the every day perfect treat, give your dog an all natural bully stick!

All dogs need a helping hand; whether it’s as a small puppy in a new home or as a rescue dog in need of medical treatment or socialization. When we look at the heart wrenching videos and photos on the web, many times we see small creatures that are weak and helpless, but one rescue shows that big dogs need love, too. Big Fluffy Dog Rescue’s mission is pretty self-explanatory—help big, fluffy dogs in need. Find out more about this Nashville-based rescue in the BestBullySticks Rescue Spotlight!

When & Why did you start?

Big Fluffy Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to helping giant breed mixed breed dogs in need. We value dogs of all breeds, but we specialize in what the name says: big, fluffy dogs. We have volunteers in several states in the South and New England who work to help homeless big fluffy dogs find a home to call their own. Big Fluffy Dog Rescue works to save Great Pyrenees, Saint Bernards, Newfoundlands and their mixes from euthanasia.

Our dogs come in to rescue for many different reasons. Many were abandoned at high kill shelters in the South, some were turned in by owners who could not properly care for them, and still others are failed livestock guardian dogs. Regardless of their origins, our goal for every dog we have is the same: a safe, happy home where each dog is a well-loved member of the family. Big Fluffy Dog Rescue has its headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. We have volunteers in several states in the South and across New England.

What's different about your rescue?

Big Fluffy Dog Rescue has a “No Dog Left Behind” Policy. That means if we take a big fluffy from a kennel at the shelter, we take any dog that is in there with him or her. We always take Momma’s with their babies. No Dog Left Behind! Read more

We love bringing you things that are 100% great for your dog. That’s why we offer all-natural bully sticks, dog treats and more. It’s the same reason we at BestBullySticks share great all-natural dog treat recipes with you on our blog! And we’ve got another for you! This yummy, easy and healthy dog treat recipe from Doggy Dessert Chef combines nutritious veggies and tasty chicken to make your dog’s mouth water and tail wag. Read on for the full Broccoli Carrot Chicken Dog Treat Recipe!

These broccoli, carrot chicken treats can be made months ahead of time so you’ll always have the makings of tasty treats on hand.

Ingredients


• 1 Chicken breast, cooked and chopped

• 1 cup finely grated Carrots

• 1/2 cup chopped Broccoli

• 1 teaspoon Lemon juice

• 3 tablespoons Butter, softened

• 1 Egg

• 2 cups Oat Flour Read more

"Sophie knows there's something yummy in the box that just arrived! Thanks BBS!"

Thanks to Laticia Wood for sharing this great video of Sophie with us!

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In 2013, the general public no longer thinks of an animal control officer as a heartless, net-wielding dogcatcher out to round up all the homeless puppies in your city. BestBullySticks is grateful for this shift in perspective because Animal Control Officers do a lot of good in their communities. Here are just a few duties of an ACO.

Protect The Public
Animal Control Officers take care of a myriad of issues relating to public health. This can include investigating animal bite cases, negotiating public disputes and capturing any animals threatening public safety. ACO’s also investigate animal cruelty cases and bring sick, injured and homeless animals to a safer environment.

Care for Lost Animals
Unfortunately, there are many homeless and neglected pets wandering city streets. Animal Control Officers are trained to safely and humanely take these animals to facilities for better care.

Reunite Pets with Their Owners
Animal Control Officers often pick up lost pets. They highly encourage the public to microchip, tag and license their pets, making their job easier when reuniting pets with their owners.

These public officers often put themselves in potential dangerous situations for the wellbeing of animals. The “dogcatcher” stereotype no longer applies—it’s a pretty noble profession. Many loving people go unnoticed for their dedication to animals, so how can you show your appreciation?

Volunteer & Donate
Become involved directly with your local Animal Control division. By volunteering your time or donating goods or money, you can directly help your city’s animal organization and therefore help more animals.

Help Educate
Educate your self and friends, family and coworkers on the proper procedure for reporting and helping strays as well as properly identifying their own pets.

Say Thank You
Send a note to your Animal Control Facility to say thank you. Your words will definitely be appreciated.

Send a pack of bully sticks to your local animal rescue or shelter by taking advantage of our Charity Packs!

Do you have awesome Animal Control Officers in your area? Tell us how you’ll say Thank You!