
Thanks to Shoko and Tyebe of the Canadian Cats and Nelly and Phenny of Easy Blog for hosting this yummy day.

And, despite it being very wordy Xena posting today, we’re also joining Wordless Wednesday blog hop. Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting!
Hi everyone! Mommy said I’m such a snoopy dog, I might as well post the recipe I found in her old recipe box. I think this recipe would keep us fed for a very long time. I wonder if we could eat it raw. It would be done and ready to eat sooner that way, too. And it doesn’t have any foods I’m allergic to!

Ready for the unique recipe I found in Mommy’s box? Here you are, and if you make it, be sure and let me know how it is. (Sorry, I don’t have any pictures of it.)

A note from my Mommy about Riley’s new food:
Shortly after my post about Riley’s new food, a concerned blogging friend emailed to say grain-free dog food has been associated with cardiomyopathy in dogs. I researched some articles, and there may be some correlation. Nothing has been proven yet, and there is not a final determination. I did want to make my readers aware of this, though. Even more importantly, I asked my holistic vet, who gave me the full story, and it does not correlate with most of what you find on-line, not even with the CDC report. She even explained in detail how the nutrients in the grains work and why there is now all this hype about it, without revealing the entire story. Once again, it comes down to the big dog food companies like Hills and Purina trying to beat down their competition.
Most of The Honest Kitchen’s food is NOT grain-free, but contains whole grains, so I hope you will still check it out. The two things that stood out the most to me….
1. It is all HUMAN-GRADE. I don’t have to worry about sick or euthanized animals or moldy corn being used in their food.
2. NO High Heat Cooking. First the meat and then the formed chunks are all cooked at a low temperature. The very high temperatures at which most other kibble is cooked causes carcinogenics to form.
Also, if you do want to try it, check on-line with Petco. Apparently they are “gobbling up” most of what Honest Kitchen is selling, so they’ve got it in stock with free shipping over $30.
Thanks to my blogging friend for sending me this info, and I will soon be letting Riley try some of Honest Kitchen’s other great offerings!



Okay Xena…that soundss furabuluss!! 😉
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Or hare.
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BOL! We’re going to stick with our raw diet, that, unfortunately doesn’t include elephant. Riley, on the other hand… XOX Xena and Lucy
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No, no I’m not a Snoopy dog, I’m a snoopy dog. You know, one who snoops. I’m just curious (about if there’s food, mostly). XOX Xena
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BOL!
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Uh, we didn’t actually make the stew, like I said, probably because we never caught an elephant, Brian. Or maybe because we don’t have any pots big enough… XOX Xena
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Lulu: “Elephant stew? That sounds like a lot of work, but also a lot of food. I wonder what it tastes like.”
Charlee: “Probably chicken.”
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Elephant stew oh my!
I giggled.
Hugs cecilia
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There is a slight risk in grain-free food but if you need it then it is worth the risk Honest Kitchen is a great food. Not as good as an elephant but still.
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You’re a snoopy dog????
Where’s Charlie Brown? You don’t look like a beagle.
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Thank you for not inviting me to your wonderful dinner.
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I gotta know, who caught the elephant? If you look back at the history of pups, they evolved to working and living around farms years ago so of couse they had grains. Interesting info!
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We’ve used another but similar product. We all love The Honest Kitchen!
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Yes, you’d better. Hmm, where do you source your elephant?
Oh, and we just found out Honest Kitchen hyas started their cat food line with the same healthy goodness as the dog food.
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I looked there and didn’t see it. Must have just missed it. I’m just glad I can order it from Petco! Do your pups love it as much as Riley (and Chia before we switched her to raw)?
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Oh goodie! Let me know how it tastes! XOX Xena
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If Mommy ever makes eleefont stew, we’ll freeze some and overnight it to you. She says that will be when h*ll freezes over, so it will probably be plenty cold enough to ship it. XOX Xena
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mol…a definite meal for the kitties in the Lane. It will take us two quite awhile to prepare it so we best start soon Tyebe.
Great remarks for those with woofies.
Shoko
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We order The Honest Kitchen from Chewy’s which makes it easy as pie and allows me to not yell HBO words at people driving to the pet food store. 😇
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Hee, hee…next ‘big event’ we host, I’ll definitely have to whip up some elephant stew! Good one, Xena.
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Ellyfant stew??? NAW HUH!! Not happenin!! Mee wuud try sum Rabbit stew butt BellaSita goes week inn THE kneess when mee askss fore it…
An she meowss’bout how upset Mindy an Bindy Bunniess wuud bee if they mew mee eated Rabbit…
Sennysitive…REEL sennysitive…..
HURRAH fore findin guud foodss for Riley Miss Amy! Yore so sweet an kind to all yore Poochiess!
~~~head rubss~~~BellaDharma~~~ an ❤ BellaSita
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LOL!! As someone commented, where do you get a pot big enough?!
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Maybe. We don’t have any around here.
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Oh, and I took a different way home from my ladies Bible Study group, and amazingly, someone just put up an elephant statue in their yard! Hmmm, I wonder if they will make elephant stew when it grows up, LOL!
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I went to Pet Supplies Plus…not sure if they are all over the US, they might be a Michigan company.
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You made me laugh out loud. Thank you for that laughs.
Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches all around. ♥
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Hmmm. I hadn’t thought about that…Xena
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We want to know where you find a pot big enough for all that stew? BOL!
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Since the Honest Kitchen site was out of all the “kibble,” I found it on-line at Petco (was that where you were?). And yes, I signed up and got all those perks, and even more discounts with free shipping on auto ship! (Our local store doesn’t carry it.)
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Maybe, if everyone else takes small portions, BOL!
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ha ha ha on the stew and triple ha ha ha enough for da nelly. i did look at this food when you last posted, simply put it sounds great but we can’t afford it.. about 5 times more than IAMS senior bought by 40 lbs and our vet says it is fine, we raised 6 dogs on it over the past 37 years. all our dogs get people food when the people eat..
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Elephant stew??! OMD!! ROFLOL!!!
I went to our pet shop to get some of that freeze dried food that Benji gets, in addition to his same branded raw coated kibble…with ancient grains. and Pumpkin. So they had a whole shelf full of the Honest Kitchen types of noms! You need to come to our town to shop at our store:)
If you buy a certain number 10 or 12, II forget, then the next one is free! That a good deal, and if you combine those purchases with their oft to be had coupons, that really helps, as our noms are pricey too…
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3800 people? wow then it is even enough for da nelly, right? LOL
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