Everything Cooking for Dogs Book: 150 Quick and Easy Healthy Recipes Your Dog Will Love

by Lisa Fortunato

The Everything Cooking for Dogs Book is packed with 100 delicious recipes and useful information on caring for a pooch's nutritional needs. Readers will delight to find 150 easy-to-prepare healthy treat and meal alternatives their pooch will love. From birthday parties to everyday rewards, this book provides a recipe for every occasion. Readers will also learn to care for their furry family member's nutritional health. Co-authored by a dog nutrition specialist and canine baker, this book will give readers all they need for fabulous home-made birthday cakes, treats and kibble.

Featuring such fur-licious recipes The Everything Cooking for Dogs Book has everything human companions need for a happy and healthy dog!

Genres: Cookbooks, Dogs, Animals, Reference, Cooking, Nonfiction

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Marie-Sharrane · Rating 2 out of 5]

Some things in this recipe book for dogs seems unsafe for them. Be sure to check with you veterinarian before feeding your dog these recipes. Also make sure to exclude ingredients that may harm your dog. But cooking for your dog seems like a wonderful idea. Additionally, if store bought peanut butter has a lot of sugar in it, then why not make your own?

[Barb Mcmahan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Has some nice recipes. Do some research and use this book as a tool. As always, talk to your vet, who may or may not feel cooking for your dog is good.

[Marty · Rating 4 out of 5]

Have made several recipes for my dogs with this book! Especially for birthdays like the carrot cake with cream cheese frosting and the applesauce cake! Also sweet potato treats that I made with barnyard cookie cutters :)

[Jessica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Since this is a recipe book, it's really more for reference than to read through from front to back at one time. But I've gotten some recipes in here that have "saved" me when my dogs wouldn't eat anything else.

[Kelly W · Rating 1 out of 5]

Preachy

Preachy not a cook book would read or recommend, never again. . . . . . . . . .

[Genie Gabriel · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's tough for me to rate an idea/reference book, and that's what this will be for me. I already cook for my herd of doggies, so skimmed through much of the discussion of dog food vs. raw food vs. home cooking at the beginning. However, others who are faced with continuing pet food recalls and concerns about their dogs might find this helpful.

What I really wanted was the recipes. Paws up from my doggies (and me!) for the sweet potato chips. Yum! That's one of the things I loved about this book--elegantly simple foods made with real (and many times organic) ingredients that dogs and people can share. Not sure if that was the intent of the author, but it was a bonus for me. So thank you, Ms. Fortunato!

[Kristin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of good stuff in hear that I'll have to try one day.