Turkey Dog Food Recipe - Making Use of Thanksgiving Leftovers!

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I hope all our readers from the United States had a good Thanksgiving. If you were celebrating yesterday, I expect you have plenty of left overs, so I thought I'd post a homemade dog food recipe that makes good use of them!

The recipe - The Day After Turkey Omelet - works equally well with chicken, so you can make it for your dog any time of the year.

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5 Turkey Tips for Thanksgiving

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Thoughts of roast turkey starts most of us (non-vegetarians) salivating, so you can understand why the smell of roast turkey makes our dogs so excited.

When we're roasting chicken Zoe sits in the kitchen her eyes glued to the oven door for a couple of hours - you can see her willing the chicken out of the oven!

The sad thing is, if she did get her teeth stuck into the chicken, she could be a very sick dog.
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10 Tips for Dealing With a Cancer Diagnosis

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A diagnosis of cancer brings with it a roller coaster of emotions, and one of the strongest is the feeling of hopelessness.

Your dog will now be dependent upon you more than ever to make the right decisions for him, so here are 10 tips for dealing with your dog being diagnosed with cancer.

1. Take Charge of the Situation

A cancer diagnosis does not mean a death sentence for your dog. Many cancers are curable and for those that aren't there are treatment options that can give your dog many months, sometimes years, of good quality life.

Don't deny your emotions, but resolve to take charge of your dog's care and do whatever you can to give him the best chance of recovery with the minimum amount of pain and suffering.

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