If your dog is unable to digest grain, then non-grain dog cakes are a good alternative for your dog’s sensitive stomach. Signs your dog may be allergic to grains include skin irritation, gastrointestinal issues, chronic ear infections, obsessive licking, and chewing of feet. Instead of using whole grain flours such as whole wheat, soy, oats, sorghum, or barley in your dog cake recipes, you can use the following non-grain flours: Almond flour  Chickpea or garbanzo bean flour  Coconut flour  Potato flour  Lentil flour  Arrowroot flour  Amaranth flour  Tapioca flour Buckwheat flour Moreover, mineral, vitamin, and fiber deficiency can make your...

National Love Your Dog Day. Graduation from Obedience School. Your furbaby’s birthday. Bruno made it through the week without chewing any shoes, barking at the delivery guy, or eating the pizza left on the counter. Whatever the occasion—or for no other reason than being your pawtastic best friend—giving your doggo a cake is a special treat for you both. It’s a little something you can do to show just how much you care, and your dog will eat it up (every pun intended).   Today, we’ll cover 5 super simple dog cake recipes that you can make at home. So...

Are you planning to throw a birthday party for your dog? Great idea. Your furry friend makes you feel special—like every day is your birthday. Celebrate them with a fun-filled party and include their favorite treats, games, and of course, birthday cake. If you want to go all-out appreciating Fido, bake the birthday cake at home using only delicious, pup-friendly ingredients that are sure to earn a tail wag. We’ve rounded up three easy recipes that are healthy and dog-friendly to help you prepare for your pup’s special day. If you don’t have time to bake but would still love...