Treats from Healthy Paws

On Saturday, Cadwaladr received nice presents from his father.

He got new treats!

When Cadwaladr was younger, we went to a supermarket and bought him some biscuit treats and they made him ill. After this accident, his father studied about puppy food for his furry child. And he found one very useful site called "Which Dog Food.co.uk" which is very useful for dog owners to find the best food for their furry children.

This time, Mr. Chewy Cadwaladr got his treats from Healthy Paws in Liverpool. Their products are natural and healthy and each individual ingredient has been carefully selected to provide particular nutritional benefit for the dog. Among their products, Cadwaladr got Fruit Cookies and Peanut & Oat Biscuits. And thanks to Healthy Paws, they gave him quite many samples of their dog food including puppy food. For now, his food is Millies Wolfheart which is a very high quality dog food. It can only be bought online, but delivery is free, and he loves it a lot. Yet it seems that he likes Healthy Paws' dog food as well as Millies Wolfheart, so sometimes we mix them together. He licks his lips and looks very satisfied after his dinner.



'I wonder what they taste like...'




'They smell nice...'



'I want to try! RIGHT NOW!!!!'




'Oh, yeah!! Yummy! More please!'
'I will go anywhere as long as you give me these treats!'

 

 



Have a wonderful Monday!

Carrot Biscuit

Here is another of our Corgi puppy's homemade treats.

They look orangish as they have grated carrot and they are very crunchy. Once we took these biscuits to his puppy class as we did not have any treats, his teacher told us "Is he having his Sunday lunch?!" :) It takes him quite a long time to finish these biscuits!

Flour 150g
Carrot 1/2
Milk

1) Grate the carrot.

2) In a large bowl, mix the flour and the grated carrot with some milk.

3) Leave the dough in the fridge for 30 minutes.  
    Preheat the oven to 160 degrees C (320 degrees F).

4) On a lightly floured surface, roll the dough.
    Cut into desired shapes using biscuit cutters.
    Transfer biscuits to prepared baking sheet.

5) Bake for about 20 minutes in the preheated oven,
    until the edges are golden.
    Cool on wire racks.

Carrot provides valuable vitamins, minerals and trace elements that contribute to a well balanced diet. Its high carotene content is an essential precursor to vitamin A. Our Cadwaladr loves to eat fresh carrots, too.

Cadwaladr.