We regularly cook with squash.  It’s a versatile ingredient and as colorful as it is healthy and affordable. Butternut and spaghetti squash are two of our favourites, so we use them a lot in soups, stews and curries, but we’re big fans of pumpkins, too, especially pumpkin pie (who isn’t?). We’ve written a series of

We’ve said it before: we’re big fans of breakfast cereal.  There are always open boxes in our cupboards.  We revealed in our last post that our dog likes Weetabix and that sometimes we also let him slurp up the last few shreddies left in the bowl.  However, the more we read the more we realised

We love breakfast cereal in our house and get through boxes and boxes of the stuff.  Our dog seemed to love it too.  He’s a sneaky thing, and we’ve caught him lapping up the milk-mush remains of our breakfast a few times. We didn’t always realise the potential dangers of feeding our dog food made

We love Shreddies. They’re a real breakfast staple in our house.  When we’re washing up, our dog will often investigate our empty bowls and sniff away at any wheat squares still lingering in puddles of milk. Sometimes we let him have one or two but can dogs eat Shreddies? Or should we be more careful?

Most dogs are snafflers.  They’ll eat anything the moment your back is turned.  It could be a loaf of bread pulled off the counter and quickly eaten or the last few licks of jelly still left on a spoon or plate.  Our dog has eaten a few things over the years that we’ve worried or