What natural, Dog Gone Good for your dog, ingredients are in our treats to keep your furry friend happy and healthy? It all starts with fresh, human-grade ingredients. Throw in Lots of Love and you have the wholesome treats your devoted companion deserves!

• Whole Wheat Flour
  Great source of protein, minerals, B Vitamins, fiber and carbohydrates. Helps maintain a healthy cardiovascular system and reduce the risk of cancer and diabetes.
• Cornmeal
• Wheat Germ
• Oats
• Natural Peanut Butter
  Great source of vitamin E, biotin, vitamin H and natural occurring oils. Said to be helpful for splitting nails and keeps your furry friend with shiny coat.
• Blackstrap Molasses
  Blackstrap molasses is a healthful sweetener that contains significant amounts of a variety of minerals that promote health including calcium and iron.
• FRESH Vegetable, Fruits and Herbs
  Need I say more? We all need fresh fruits and vegetables. Rich in vitamins and fiber.. another cancer and heart disease preventive effects! Adds to the natural sweet taste dogs LOVE! These include FRESH carrots, broccoli, spinach, blueberries and apples. The parsley and mint are even from my own herb garden!
• Garlic
  Garlic improves digestion, helps eliminate intestinal parasites and repels fleas!
• Canola Oil
  A source of essential fatty acids, canola oil aids in circulation, reduces joint tenderness and helps maintain a healthy immune system. Not to mention, your dog will be sporting a new healthy coat of fur!
• Fresh Eggs
• Honey
• Carob
  Made from pods of the carob tree, carob is a healthy alternative to chocolate. Carob contains no caffeine, cholesterol and is low in fat and sodium, which can be fatal to dogs. Carob is 80% protein, has as much vitamin B1 as asparagus, same amount of niacin as lima beans and as much vitamin A as eggplant. With a snack that's high in calcium and iron also, I know I'm going to start eating more carob, as well as giving it to Penny!

Please note that some dogs may have allergies to wheat and corn. That's why I make treats for the allergy prone dog, also. If you have any questions about your dog being allergic to any ingredient, please contact your veterinarian.

Foods to AVOID feeding your dog:

• Alcoholic Beverages
• Baby Food with Onions
• Bones From Meat Sources
• Cat Food
• Chocolate
• Fat Trimmings
• Grapes, Raisins
• Large Amount of Liver
• Leaves from Tomato Plants
• Macadamia Nuts and Walnuts
• Moldy Food
• Mushrooms
• Onions
• Persimmons
• Pits from Peaches and Plums
• Salt
• Sugary Foods
• Yeast Dough

The above items can make your dog sick causing problems with the digestive system, heart rate and nervous system. Some are very TOXIC to dogs.. onions, nuts and chocolate and may cause death! Salt and sugar will most likely not cause death but the salt will lead to imbalances and the sugar will lead to obesity, dental problems and diabetes. Please be careful what you feed your canine friend.