Nixon’s Nibbles

11/17/2023

Stocked back up on Smelt 🐟

11/17/2023

11/16/2023

Up next in the dehydrator are the Calamari! 🦑

11/15/2023

With Thanksgiving coming up, consider making your dogs a dog-safe pumpkin pie! 😊

11/09/2023

GIVE YOUR DOG AN INK-CREDIBLE TREAT!!

I’ve got two of the Octopus left out of today’s batch! All others are already claimed!!

$8 for the smaller one SOLD
$10 for the bigger one SOLD

11/03/2023

Just tiptoeing on in here with some unsolicited foot pics🦶Bone appéfeet 🐷🐔

11/02/2023

First “official” order completed and out the door 😊 🐾

11/02/2023

First sample pack made up! If you would like a sample pack for yourself, they will be just $2! Message or comment to order yours 😊

These are high-value treats for training, which is what you need to get the focus you want out of your dog. Try it out and see what your pet likes and works for!

11/01/2023

Alright guys, first up and ready to go are the chicken livers! These make great food toppers, training treats, or “just because” treats for your dogs OR cats!!

4 oz at $5 and my first 5 orders will get it in a cute, reusable mason jar ziploc bag!! Please comment or message me if you’d like some!

11/01/2023

While things are being resolved, enjoy an easy SLOW COOKER dog food recipe that I frequently make for my own dogs. This recipe only takes SIX ingredients, takes hardly any prep time, is relatively cheap, and is ready in as little as THREE hours! I make this at least once every 1-2 weeks for my dogs and they LOVE it ❤️

Ingredients:
1. Ground Turkey (3 Pound Tube)
2. Frozen Bag of Chopped Spinach
3. Frozen Bag of Sweet Potatoes
4. Frozen Bag of Peas and Carrots
5. Uncooked Brown Rice (I Use About 2 Cups)
6. Water (I Use About 4 Cups)

Steps:
1. Break up the ground turkey
2. Add all your ingredients to the slow cooker
3. Stir everything together
4. Cook on high for about 3-4 hours or on low for about 5-6 hours
5. LET IT COOL
6. Serve to your pups and let them enjoy!!

NOTE: Remember to pour the water in slowly and be careful not to overflow your slow cooker!!

NOTE: For the vegetables, I use Great Value frozen steamer bags, but you use whatever brand you prefer!

NOTE: For the turkey, I use 90% Lean 10% Fat, but the 85% Lean 15% Fat is perfectly fine too!

11/01/2023

I am having some issues getting a “shop” and shipping options set up. Until these are resolved, please just message me if you’d like to try anything! I have posted some of the things I can make, but just know the octopus, pig ears, and whole anchovies are going to take longer because I can’t get them in Celina. I can get pretty much everything else rather quickly!

10/31/2023

Just some examples of some of the treats I have made!!

10/31/2023

Meet the quality assurance team! These guys are working around the clock to ensure all items are fresh and tasty! 😉

10/31/2023

Hello! I have been dehydrating meats and treats for my 5 dogs and I would love to start making them for your dogs as well!

I always found store-bought treats to be very expensive, unhealthy, and, quite frankly, boring. Plus, a lot of things are very hard to find around this small town of Celina. A friend got me into dehydrating a while back and I started experimenting with all kinds of different meats that I’ve gotten from different butchers and stores both in and out of the area. When dehydrating, I know my dogs’ treats are always fresh with none of the additives and preservatives that come with store-bought, pre-packaged treats that might be sitting on the shelves for months. Not to mention much cheaper, especially when you have 5 big dogs to feed.

I’m constantly looking for new and unique items to dehydrate and am working on recipes for baked treats as well! I will update the shop with new items as I go.

PLEASE NOTE: Some items are very easy for me to get quickly, but some of the more “specialty” items are harder for me to get and will take a bit more time. Please be patient as all items are guaranteed fresh and this means I do not always have every item on hand. Also, please know that most things take 18-24 hours or so to dehydrate completely. Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding!