Valentine Treats for Your Pup!

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

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Assorted Hearts, Bones,
 Paws and Pups

courtesy PasitivelyHomemade.com

Is Fido salivating while he waits on you to deliver his Valentine yummy? Here's your ticket. Pawsitively Homemade will deliver assorted Valentine Treat Packages to 6 of our winners. No mushy cards required; one sniff will do the trick and your pup will be ready to Sit, Stay, Snack!

Want to learn more about this small U.S. bakery? Check out my review and visit their social media sites. You'll love the assortment at their website, including gluten free and other special needs choices.

courtesy PasitivelyHomemade.com

Entering is super easy with our Rafflecopter form at the bottom of the post. If you don't see it, it may be napping. You can wake it up by refreshing the page; just click on the post title and it will rise and be at your service.

Entries will be accepted through February 13, with winners to be announced on Valentines Day, February 14.

You can select those entries you wish to participate in. All entries are not required. It's sort of like choosing your own adventure. Each entry will offer you the opportunity to learn more about Pawsitively Homemade or All Things Dog Blog and our other ventures. Join the fun and good luck to you!

Pawsitively Homemade has not compensated me for reviewing their product or running this giveaway. The comments shared in my review are my own. There is no purchase required to enter.

Fido's Pawsitively Homemade Valentines

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

© AllThingsDogBlog.com
Valentines for Dogs!

Tanner and Oliver answer the door when the doorbell rings. Why? I'm sure you know if you're a dog lover. Visitors! But for my dogs the doorbell represents another excitement--review product deliveries. I'm not sure which they like the most. Actually, today I know the answer; today they would vote for the delivery.

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Please, Mom?

When the Pawsitively Homemade Valentine treat assortment arrived, my boys' noses were in high gear. Before I even opened the box they knew it was something tasty. And our taste test was proof positive of that assumption. These peanut butter treats smelled and apparently tasted pretty darn good. 

When I was contacted by Pawsitively Homemade regarding this review, I had a few questions before agreeing. Where are the treats made? What artificial ingredients are included? And most importantly, how do they make the beautiful shades of pink and red? Honestly, I figured that last question would trip them up and I'd be on my way. We don't do FDC Red No. 3 at All Things Dog Blog.

Big surprise! Not only were the answers all good; they were great! Here's what I learned: "The red is made from red beet powder. All of the coloring is natural such as spinach powder, turmeric powder, red cabbage, blue cabbage, beta carotene for orange. There is no artificial coloring."

Here's a quote I took from their website regarding ingredients:

"We offer healthy dog treat choices that are wheat-free, gluten-free, grain free, and vegetarian. Our treats are made in the USA with human grade ingredients sourced in the USA. No preservatives, chemicals, fillers, artificial dyes or animal byproducts are found in our dog treats. "

You'll find a complete list of ingredients on the ordering page for each product. If you've still got questions, jump over to Facebook or Twitter and give them a shout. And don't forget Pinterest; this fun new social media channel is a terrific way to show off anything visual. Check out their cute designs. Too bad you can't smell via Pinterest!

Pawsitively Homemade provided All Things Dog Blog with this Valentines sample box to review and show off to you. We were not paid to write this review or to run the giveaway that will follow. There is no purchase required to enter.