A Pawsitive Valentine's Day

With Valentine's Day around the corner, I'm sure many of you are fretting over how you're going to spend this special day with your loved one. Well, for all you singles pet owners out there, why not spend this day doing something special for your dog? The one who was with you through the ups and downs of your life. The one who never failed to put a smile onto your face after a long day.  You know what they say, dogs are man's best friend.

Use this special day to tell your dog how much he/she means to you! Here are some delicious treats that your dog will most definitely enjoy! 

1. Peanut Butter & Banana Smoothie Bon Bites

Source: http://www.17apart.com/2014/08/dog-treat-recipe-peanut-butter-banana.html

This treat will most definitely help your little furry friend cool down from the outside heat. These protein-packed bon bites are easily made from just 3 ingredients which are bananas, greek yoghurt and peanut butter. This means it's also completely safe for human consumption. 

Check out the full recipe here.

2. Chicken Jerky

Source:http://www.dogtreatkitchen.com/chicken-jerky-dog-treats.html  

This simple little treat makes a perfect training treat for your dog. Furthermore, it's really simple to make and it only requires chicken breasts fillet as the main ingredient. Give this recipe a try and train your dog on Valentine's Day. Who knows?  Maybe your dog might just surprise you on this very special day.

To get the full recipe, read this.

3. Fruit Parfait

Source: http://www.doggyadvices.com/perfect-fruit-parfait-for-your-fur-friend/

This healthy dessert is sure to melt your dog's heart once they taste it. It is made from strawberries, blueberries, apple sauce and non-fat yoghurt. You'll only spend a few minutes making this dessert because all you have to do is to mix all the ingredients together. Simple, right? You can keep this dessert in your refrigerator for up to seven days. Now, isn't that convenient?

To read the full recipe, click here.

These recipes are really simple to make, even for people who hardly step into the kitchen. Furthermore, they are really cost-efficient and most importantly, delicious. 

Regardless of Valentine's Day, you should always take the chance to show your beloved dogs how much you love them. Let's all use Valentine's Day to kickstart this habit of showing love. Cheesy as it sounds, do it. All these recipes are safe for human consumption, so why not have a candlelight dinner with your dog? I'm sure their love for you is 100% genuine. With that, I wish you guys a Pawsitive Valentine's Day. 

Love,

Megan