Monday, May 3, 2010

Getting Ready For The Summer: Peanut Butter Pops

Its getting pretty warm around here. My dogs love the occasional ice cubes they get to munch on, but to make things special now and then they get Peanut Butter Pops, which is a super easy, low cost homemade treat. If you feel like making a special treat for your pooch, this is it!!

So start by grabbing some Peanut Butter and Plain Yogurt.You can always grab at the store low fat peanut butter and low fat yogurt.

Whip up the melted peanut butter and yogurt, and pour it in ice cube trays, or small shallow containers, you can always break the pieces off, your pooch wont mind the looks but the taste!!

Now the twist ; If you know your dog likes bananas,apple sauce or carrots,you can add them to the Peanut Butter and Yogurt mix,just keep whipping until you have a creamy even mixture.The possibilities are endless,just use your imagination!!



Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Deep Cleansing Dog Shampoo



Deep Cleansing Dog Shampoo contains Cocamidopropyl Betaine which is derived from Coconut Oil. This same ingredient helps prevents static.Its deep cleansing, luxurious formula contains natural moisturizing agents like glycerin and coconut oil that nourish the skin and coat.
When you rub the beads into coat, it dissolves releasing its contents. Beads contains Triclosan, which is antibacterial,eliminating bacteria that can cause pet odors.Paraben Free and Low PH.
Also, you have the option to pick your favorite scent,or scent free!!

Deep Cleansing Dog Shampoo

MyPooperScooper

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Business Cards,Brochure,Post Cards...






I recently created some business cards,brochure,post cards and more. I wanted to show off my work, I think I wanted to add the Pooper Scooper personality into them- colorful, spunky, fun, etc!!I am dying to get them in the mail.I used Vista Print,and I ended up getting tons of stuff,they had great discounts,with a lot of free stuff.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

The Chow Down!!Pup-peronni Pizza!!






On my latest creation,I created a yummy doggie size pizza.Its big,and cheesy,and so delicious they boys went nuts over it!!I have been thinking about adding a delicious pizza to my line of treats and here is the results:

Definitely doggie approved!!!!!!!!!!Frosty sank teeth in trying to take off with it!!

Danielle Ferreira

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Etsy The Storque...What's Missing on Etsy?

If you follow Etsy Community you have seen Big Pooper Scoopers featured on a blog recently!!
Here is the link if you missed it!!
Etsy The Storque - What's missing on Etsy???

Here is the link to our shop:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/mypooperscooper

Danielle Ferreira

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Etsy Front Page




MyPooperScooper Peanut Butter Apple Chicken Treats were featured on the front page this morning!!

Danielle

Friday, January 8, 2010

Essential Oils Suggestions For Dogs

Essential Oils For Dogs

Essential Oils Properties & Uses Bergamot Anti-fungal, soothing.
Excellent for ear infections caused by yeast or bacterial overgrowth.
Caution: Can cause photo-sensitization. Avoid the sun after use.

Carrot Seed Anti-inflammatory, tonic, with moderate antibacterial effects.
Good for dry, flaky, sensitive skin which is prone to infection.
Can rejuvenate and stimulate tissue regeneration, thus effective for scar healing.

Cedarwood Antiseptic, tonifying, circulation-stimulating.
Good for skin and coat conditioning and dermatitis of all types.
Flea-repelling.

Chamomile, German Anti-inflammatory, non-toxic, gentle and safe to use.
Good for skin irritations, allergic reactions, burns.

Chamomile, Roman Antispasmodic, analgesic, nerve-calming.
Good for soothing the central nervous system.
Effective for relief of muscle pains, cramps, teething pain.
A "must-have" oil for dogs!

Clary Sage Nerve-calming, gentle when used in small amounts and properly diluted.
Sedates the central nervous system.

Eucalyptus Radiata Antiviral, anti-inflammatory, an expectorant.
Good for relief of chest congestion.
Effective in repelling flea.

Geranium Gentle and safe, anti-fungal.
Good for skin irritations, fungal ear infections.
Effective in repelling ticks.

Ginger Non-toxic, non-irritating and safe to use in small amounts, properly diluted.
Good for motion sickness, aids digestion.
Effective for pain relief caused by arthritis, dysplasia, strains and sprains.

Helichrysum Anti-inflammatory, analgesic, regenerative effects; extremely therapeutic.
Excellent for skin conditions and irritations (e.g. eczema).
Effective for healing of scars and bruises.
Effective for pain relief.

Lavender Very safe and gentle, antibacterial, anti-itch, nerve-calming.
Good for many common animal ailments, e.g. skin irritations, first aid.
A "must-have" oil for your dog!

Marjoram, Sweet Strong antibacterial, calming, a muscle relaxant.
Good for bacterial skin infections, wound care, insect repelling.

Niaouli Antihistaminic, powerful antibacterial properties, yet less likely to cause irritation than Tea Tree.
Good for ear infections and skin problems caused by allergies.
A "must-have" for dogs!

Peppermint Antispasmodic, stimulates circulation, insect-repelling.
Good for arthritis, dysplasia, sprains and strains.
Works well with ginger to treat motion sickness.
Another "must-have" for dogs!

Sweet Orange Falming, deodorizing, flea-repelling.
Caution: Can cause photo-sensitization. Avoid the sun after use.

Valerian Nerve-calming.
Good for treating dog anxiety such as separation and noise anxiety.

For more information on Essential oils and dogs check out his website:
http://www.natural-dog-health-remedies.com/essential-oils-for-dogs.html