Did someone say party? Let’s celebrate together with a no-bake pupcake. It’s made with dog-friendly peanut butter (which means no xylitol sweetener) and healthy oats, and just needs a little ping in the microwave to get things popping. We admit it, we love frosting ours with this rather novel way to make icing. Don’t forget … Read more
It’s a classic combination and a favourite with the tails.com dogs. The nutty peanuts together with sweet banana is a winner – we’ve recommended mashing the two together before – but this time, we’re going to take it to the next level by teaming up with Meridian to create a tasty treat everyone can enjoy. … Read more
There’s nothing like a hot cross bun to get you in the mood for Easter – whether you like yours toasted or not, with or without butter, it’s the springtime treat we all know and love. And from classic dried fruit, to double chocolate and even Marmite, there seems to be something for everyone. That’s … Read more
Spring has sprung – which means Easter (and a week of chocolate for us humans) is just around the corner. As chocolate is a big no-no for our dogs – it’s toxic – we’ve come up with the perfect recipe to try instead. These Carob Kisses might look and taste like chocolate – but they’re … Read more
There’s nothing like the smell of freshly baked cookies – and though these cookies might not smell like chocolate chip (they’re made with bacon and duck), they’ll get tails wagging in the run-up to Christmas. This super simple recipe uses oats (a great source of fibre), and peanut butter which is full of healthy fats. … Read more
No matter what the British summer throws at us, one thing we can all agree on is the joy of an ice lolly. Whether in the park or the garden, they’re a refreshing and tasty treat and a great way to keep cool in the summer months. And who says our dogs can’t enjoy one, … Read more
Weekends call for sleeping in and the laziest meal of the week – brunch. And there’s no reason we can’t share our love of brunch with our dogs. The good news is, there’s plenty of dog-friendly breakfast foods out there, from eggs to fruit. Just don’t forget to make sure it’s fed as part of … Read more