Free Sample of Rachel Ray just6 Pet Food

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free sample of Rachel Ray dog food

If you’ve been thinking about switching to a new dog food be sure to stop by Rachel Ray’s site and request a Free Sample of her Premium Limited-Ingredient Dog Food, just6. This kibble doesn’t contain any wheat, corn or soy and Lamb is the first ingredient followed by 5 other wholesome ingredients.

In addition to the focus on affordable, wholesome pet food, I also like that Rachel’s proceeds go to help animals and shelters in need, so it’s a great brand to support! Even if you aren’t planning to switch foods, this sample makes for some nice FREE pocketfuls of yummy and healthy training treats or you can donate it to your local pet shelter. You’ll find lots more about just6 ingredients and a nutritional analysis when you visit the site to get your free pet food sample!

Desk Top Aquarium Powered by Your Computer’s USB Port

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This desktop aquarium is so modern and beautiful that when I first saw it, I was sure it was going to be way too pricey. Turns out it’s only $40, so I may have to order one for Woof Woof Papa’s desk too!

Desktop Aquarium powered by computer USB port

The aquarium plugs into a USB port in your computer and continually recirculates water through a filtration system. The attached gooseneck lamp has six LEDs that cast light onto a desk or the interior of the fish tank and LEDs inside the aquarium project colored light. An integrated digital clock has an alarm and displays the date and the indoor temperature, and a compartment next to the tank holds writing utensils and desk items. An integrated speaker plays five different nature sounds. It even comes with a lifetime guarantee!

This would make an excellent Christmas gift if you are thinking about starting your shopping early like I am! Check it out at HAMMACHER SCHLEMMER but if you order, remember to start from ebates.com where you will find Free Shipping promo codes, and get 6% back by using their link.

(Thanks, Urban Daddy)

Sweet Potato Dog Cookies

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This recipe will be a perfect way to put that LivingSocial Whole Foods Market deal to good use…and it’s Gluten Free!

Sweet Potato Cookies  

Gluten Free Sweet Potato cookie recipe for dogs

 

 

 


You’ll Need:

1 large cooked sweet potato
1 banana
½ Tbsp vegetable oil
½ cup quinoa flour

To make the cookies:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. In a medium bowl, mix cooked sweet potato and banana until well blended.
3. Add the vegetable oil.
4. Mix the quinoa flour with the wet ingredients.
5. Place one teaspoon of the dough on a nonstick baking sheet and lightly flatten.
6. Bake for 40 minutes.

Makes four dozen cookies
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$10 for $20 in Pet Food or Groceries at Whole Foods

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LivingSocial has a fantastic offer today for 50% off at Whole Foods. In addition to getting $20 worth of pet food and groceries for only $10, they are also donating 5% of the proceeds from the promotion toward the Whole Kids Foundation, which supports schools and aims to inspire families to improve children’s nutrition and wellness.

whole_foods_market_logo  Only the best for your Whole Buddy

I know that my local Whole Foods Market carries Halo and Castor & Pollux pet foods but it may vary by location.  I plan on using my LivingSocial Deal on organic carrots, sweet potatoes, and rice cakes since those are Daisy’s favorite treats! Be sure to get your deal ASAP since there is only 1 day remaining!

Pet Travel Tuesday: TripAdvisor Top 10 Pet Friendly Properties 2011

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TripAdvisor has released the results of their 2011 Pet Travel Survey including the top 10 pet-friendly properties in the U.S.  This is based on accommodations with the highest ratings on TripAdvisor and that feature the greatest number of TripAdvisor traveler comments describing them as pet- or dog- friendly.

Top 10 Pet Friendly Hotels 2011

1. Affinia Dumont, New York City, New York – Average Nightly Rate: $192 – $614
Prized pooches, in addition to all other types of pets, will receive a warm welcome at this Midtown East hotel, whose amenities include plush dog beds and tasty treats. A $25 pet-surcharge applies per stay, and additional services – from grooming, to a pet psychic – can be booked via the concierge. “The hotel is pet friendly and welcoming… A gem in N.Y.C.,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

2. Hotel Monaco Portland, Portland, Oregon – Average Nightly Rate: $126 – $325
A personal greeting on the Pet Welcome Board awaits all animals who visit this downtown Portland property. Complimentary dog beds and bowls will be at the ready, while travelers who select the “Portland Unleashed” pet package will receive a map of pet-friendly local breweries and restaurants, a doggie beer for their four-legged companion, and more. “Fantastic property, especially for those traveling with Fido,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

3. Ocean Park Resort, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – Average Nightly Rate: $57 – $150
For travelers seeking to enjoy an ocean-side outing with their furry friend, this Myrtle Beach property gets the thumbs and paws up. “Brought our two dogs with us and were never made to feel anything but welcome with them there,” said one TripAdvisor traveler. A $15 per pet, per night surcharge applies, and any accessories must be provided by the owner.

4. Palomar Washington DC, Washington D.C., District of Columbia – Average Nightly Rate: $182 – $557
This property provides an array of complimentary amenities, from pet beds, to disposable pick-up bags – and the pet-perks on offer also extend beyond the essentials. During the evening wine hour from 5 to 6 p.m., four-legged travelers can enjoy “The Dish”, a pet lounge complete with treats. “We noticed our dog was getting rock star treatment!,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

5. A Laughing Horse Lodge, Port Aransas, Texas – Average Nightly Rate: $59 – $239
Located just two blocks from the beach, the cottages at this property offer travelers and their dogs invigorating sea air and a welcome basket, featuring treats and a collar-tag, reading ‘Return me to Laughing Horse Lodge’. A dog surcharge applies for the duration of the stay, of $25 for one dog, $35 for two dogs and $50 for three or more dogs. “Most pet-friendly place we’ve ever stayed,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

6. The Paw House Inn, West Rutland, Vermont – Average Nightly Rate: $135 – $255
Canine comforts, from beds to bowls to hiking trails, are the order of the day at this country retreat – and such is the emphasis on dog-friendly fun, that a $10 surcharge applies for travelers without an accompanying four-legged friend. Rates include use of the on-site dog care facility. “Strongly recommend the Paw House Inn as the perfect dog and human vacation experience,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

7. Carmel Country Inn, Carmel, California – Average Nightly Rate: $195 – $395
Pets of any shape and size are welcome at this charming Bed and Breakfast, for a daily surcharge of $20 per animal. Furry companions will delight in the knowledge that an unlimited supply of biscuits awaits in the kitchen, and their photograph will be taken for the pet display in the lobby. “Staff arranged for me to have a massage in my room, with my dog right there – wonderful!,” said a TripAdvisor traveler.

8. Hotel Marlowe, Cambridge, Massachusetts – Average Nightly Rate: $204 – $489
All creatures great and small are welcome free of charge at this 236-room property, whose setting on the Charles River affords miles of waterside pathways. For travelers wishing to put their feet up while someone else puts their dog through its paces, the concierge can assist with dog walking or pet sitting services. “A great homely and pet-friendly hotel with great service,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

9. La Quinta Inn & Suites, Valdosta, Georgia – Average Nightly Rate: $89 – $128
This peach of a property for travelers visiting south Georgia with their furry companions features a large pet walk area, in which dogs can enjoy a spot of al fresco exercise. There is no pet surcharge, but owners must bring all pet necessities with them. “Excellent choice when traveling with a pet,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.

10. Cypress Inn, Carmel, California – Average Nightly Rate: $150 – $575
Fine foods and great company await pets at this property, which offers a doggie menu and nightly “Yappy Hour”, at which two- and four-legged guests alike can mingle. A nightly pet surcharge applies, of $30 for one pet, $50 for two pets and $70 for three pets. “It is refreshing to see how they accommodate people who travel with their pets,” said one TripAdvisor traveler.