MY NEW BOOK
I’m so excited to share my new DOG-INCLUSIVE cooking and entertaining book with you! I’ve modified hundreds of favorite appetizers, foods, drinks, and desserts so they’re healthier, AND YOU CAN SAFELY SHARE THEM WITH YOUR DOG. Enjoy red velvet cupcakes, chicken lollipops, pumpkin Mudd pie, enchiladas, red, white and blueberry mojitos and many more! Plus tips on how to throw a perfect, PAWTY for each month of the year. Complete menus, decor, invites, and game ideas. You’ll also find my most popular health tips like preventing and treating ear infections, tummy upsets, itching and allergies and all about CBD. This book will help you enjoy yummy food, while saving you money on pet food and at the vet! You might even throw some EPIC parties.
BOOK RELEASE EVENT
A LITTLE KIBBLE FROM KATY CABLE
Welcome to my site! I'm so excited to share all my favorite tricks, treats and treasures with you.
Having worked with various rescues and shelters over the last 18 years, I have learned a lot!
Pugs, Bulldogs and other “smooshy-faced” breeds are particularly sensitive and tend to rack up vet bills faster than a gambler on a binge in Vegas. My first pug, Raisin came with more issues than VOGUE and I spent a fortune trying to keep him healthy. I also tried many varieties and types of food. I wish I had known then what I know now about health and nutrition.
I’m now the proud momma of “Little Black Olive the Pug” , a young breeder puppy who had been thrown out on the streets after nursing a litter. She was sick, skinny and scared to death. I nursed her back to health and adopted her.
Now, in an effort to help keep you from spending a house payment on vet bills and medicines, I have collected my favorite testimonials, research, and resources to share. So I invite you to "COME-SIT-and STAY" each week!
Having worked with various rescues and shelters over the last 18 years, I have learned a lot!
Pugs, Bulldogs and other “smooshy-faced” breeds are particularly sensitive and tend to rack up vet bills faster than a gambler on a binge in Vegas. My first pug, Raisin came with more issues than VOGUE and I spent a fortune trying to keep him healthy. I also tried many varieties and types of food. I wish I had known then what I know now about health and nutrition.
I’m now the proud momma of “Little Black Olive the Pug” , a young breeder puppy who had been thrown out on the streets after nursing a litter. She was sick, skinny and scared to death. I nursed her back to health and adopted her.
Now, in an effort to help keep you from spending a house payment on vet bills and medicines, I have collected my favorite testimonials, research, and resources to share. So I invite you to "COME-SIT-and STAY" each week!
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