Delicious Homemade Treats for Valentine’s Day Credit and more recipes: Daily Paws The littlest love of your life is made of fur and cuddles: your pup! While they might not understand the importance of February 14, you’ll definitely want to include them in cupid’s annual celebration. The way to their heart? Through their tummy, of course. Whip up these Valentine’s Day dog treats that will have their heart racing and tail wagging. From delicious peanut butter nibbles to a snack that’ll freshen their breath, here are top picks for homemade Valentine’s Day sweet treats for the doggos. Bone appétit! Watermelon Mint Dog Popsicle Recipe 2 cups cubed, seedless watermelon or cantaloupe ⅔ cup plain yogurt* 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mint In a food processor or blender combine watermelon, yogurt, and mint. Cover and process or

Homemade Cat Treat Recipes Credit and more recipes: Catster We all like to over-indulge once in a while, and sometimes, we would like to indulge our cats as well. Most cats are fed a complete, nutritionally balanced diet that meets all their needs, but what if we want to add a little spice to their culinary life? It’s not uncommon for our cats to steal a taste of what we’re eating, but then we need to worry if what they’ve eaten is harmful. So, here are some vet-approved homemade cat treat recipes that will make you the most popular person to ever be owned by a cat. Before You Begin First things first: we need to know what sort of ingredients we should be including and what to stay away from. There

Valentine’s Day Safety Tips Credit: ASPCA Valentine’s Day can be as much fun for pets as it is for humans—as long as dangerous items are kept out of paws’ reach! Pet-Safe Bouquets While bouquets are a Valentine’s Day staple, some flowers can pose a threat to pets. Most notably, all species of lily are potentially fatal to cats. Also, be mindful of rose stems with thorns attached—when pets bite, step on or swallow them, they can cause harm or lead to an infection. Our APCC plant list can help you identify which plants are toxic and which are safe! Forbidden Chocolates and Sweets Seasoned pet lovers know that all types of chocolate are potentially life-threatening when ingested by pets. Methylxanthines are caffeine-like stimulants that can be found in chocolate and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, hyperactivity, seizures and an