Fall calls for brisk walks with the pets, cozy nights in and yummy treats. And pumpkin. All the pumpkin. The orange vegetable’s health benefits stretch far beyond its season to shine. Check out our Pupkin Spice recipe below.

If your pet doesn’t love pumpkin, try our two-ingredient, crunchy Pupcorn Ball recipe or hydrating Open Farm Witches’ Brew.

Have great ghoul’s night in.

*Cats may not like the extra turmeric or cinnamon, so leave those out for them

INGREDIENTS:

• 2 parts Primal Fresh Toppers Awesome Squash(Fruitable Pumpkin Superblend, or Weruva Pumpkin Patch Up

• 1 part Primal Raw Goat Milk

• Dash of cinnamon

• Dash of turmeric

RECIPE:

1. Pour Fruitable Pumpkin Superblend or Weruva Pumpkin Patch Up into blender and add Primal Raw Goat Milk

2. Blend until mixture is frothy and mixed evenly

3. Pour into pet-safe dish

4. Sprinkle with a dash of cinnamon and turmeric and serve it up!

INGREDIENTS: 

Bocce’s Crispies and Pet Safe Peanut Butter

RECIPE:

1. Pour desired amount of Crispies into a mixing bowl
2. Add spoonfuls of Peanut Butter until Crispies are sticking together
3. Portion out in balls on a baking sheet or plate based on your dog’s size
   • Dogs up to 20 pounds: 3-5 Crispies per treat ball
   • Dogs up to 50 pounds: 5-8 Crispies per treat ball
   • Dogs over 50 pounds: 8-12 Crispies per treat ball
4. Freeze until firm, then place in a lidded container and store in the freezer
5. Time to treat your pet, but remember only one per day

Remember to introduce news foods slowly if your pet has a sensitive stomach

RECIPE:

1. Find a cauldron (or other suitable dog dish) to brew your potion

2. Pour in a container of Rustic Stews

3. Add a carton of Bone Broth

4. Stir gently to combine

5. Add some Freeze-Dried Raw Morsels to the mix

6. Gently spoon a small amount of the brew over your pet’s favorite meal, or take a portion and feed as a snack

7. Store leftovers in the refrigerator in an airtight container and use within two days

ENJOY YOUR SPOOKY SNACKS!