Azusa, CA – With the recall of many dog biscuits brands last week, pet lovers are perplexed and alarmed! First it was pouches, then cans, then dry food, now biscuits! People want to know: What will they recall next? What’s safe for my pet?
Barbara Denzer, author of The Crazy Kids Guide to Cooking for Your Pet and Vice President of Cardinal Laboratories - maker of Crazy Dog Train-Me! Treats, has been fielding consumer questions right and left. “Many consumers are cooking for their pet until they are satisfied that full information about the recall has been released,” says Denzer. “It’s such a tragic situation, we’re happy to help consumers feel that their pet is safe in any way that we can. Using the same healthy ingredients you have in your kitchen, you can make your pet healthy biscuits and treats.”
To help worried consumers ease their minds, keep their hands busy and nurture their pets, Denzer has posted a FREE dog biscuit recipe on her website: www.kidoodlepetpress.com The site also includes a FREE recipe for a simple dog treat that children can make for their pets. Denzer notes that “children want to be involved in the safety of their pet too. Our recipe for Hush Puppies is made from the same oatmeal and peanut butter Moms buy for their kids – it’s safe for pets and for children! Most important, it’s an activity that includes the child in a solution to a family problem.”
If you are not inclined or able to cook for your pet, Denzer recommends Crazy Dog Train-Me! Treats. “Crazy Dog treats are of the highest quality and not affected by any recall. Consumers can be confident that Crazy Dog treats use the best ingredients and have excellent quality control,” says Denzer. They can purchase the Crazy Dog treats at pet stores or on the www.crazypet.com website.
