Yogurt Hearts

Benny and Lily's mom made them these yogurt treats. They are so good on a hot day and it's softer on our gums than ice cubes.

Mmm We think mom got something right for a change. Those look yummy.

Here's how to do it if you want your pawrents to make you some yogurt treats. Take plain yogurt and spoon them into an ice tray. Put them in the freezer. They are a little difficult to pop out especially when we're waiting so anxiously, so mom pops them all out and puts them in a freezer bag. That way, whenever we want a cool treat, she can quickly grab one or two from the bag.

Pumpkin Treats (Wheat n Soy Free)

Here's an easy and healthy dog treat that is also wheat and soy free.

• 1 can of pure pumpkin (no spices)
• 3/4 cup of rice cereal - I used *organic* oatmeal baby cereal because it was the only one that was soy-free.
• 2/3 cup of powdered milk.

1. Mix ingredients all together.
2. Scoop into a piping bag.
3. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees F.
4. Pipe onto a cookie sheet into shapes.
5. Bake for 15-20 minutes until a little brown.
6. The treats are slightly soft and chewie.

Ingredients

The original recipe called for piping little rosettes, but my rosettes resembled poop in my opinion.

Guinn: Mmm did someone say poop?

Basil: I'm making hearts for Ellie Mae.

Heart shapes

Mom, can we puleease have some???

Man, Guinness is good. He got mom to give him some right out of the pipe.

Are these for us?

Uuhh food coma.