Dogma Delectables

19/12/2024

19/12/2024

Cranberry bacon pupcakes for your dogs holiday dessert ate waiting for you

04/12/2024

If anyone is interested in ordering some holiday treats for your pooch or any of their friends feel free to check the link to order. Cranberry bacon pupcakes, cheddar bacon and roasted beet parmesan biscuits.

https://forms.gle/Z6MbuZC27haE9LGg7

14/11/2024

We are set up! Hoping to help raise some money for the animals fighting cancer!
If you still want to place your order for pies and can't make it tonight you have until 11/18. Order form is the link in the bio 🥧🥧

04/11/2024

When Henry (portrait of a serial killer) celebrates his sweet 16, you make him a special cake that he can share with his family and admirers!
Love you Henry!!!🔪🔪🔪

02/11/2024

Pumpkin pie season kicks off on November 14, 2024 at the calendar release event!
We will be selling our doggie pumpkin pies and treats. Party starts at 6pm.
The 2025 calendar features animals that have battles cancer or are currently fighting. Human ticket is $30. Dog ticket is $10. Calendars will be sold at the event. Tito's, pizza and an open bar! Event friendly dogs always encouraged 🧡🧡🧡

15/08/2024

If you can donate or share, it would be much appreciated!

Hi, my name is Amy and I am doing this fundraiser to help facilitate a reunificatio… Amy Kaye needs your support for Support Amy’s Journey Back to her Sons

08/06/2024

21/04/2024

Happy 12th Birthday Micah! (human 😂)

03/04/2024

New batch of peanut butter and carob pupcakes coming to Kiki's Korner today!

15/02/2024

26/01/2024

UPDATE....FDA is interviewing owners and taking samples so hopefully there will be some answers sooner rather than later!

There have been quite a number reports of illness in pets in the past few months. Purina foods seem to be the most abundant food connected to the reports BUT there are other brands that have also been reported. I will attach some links in the comments for more info. If your pet stops eating out of the blue, just try a switch to a different food. Don't buy giant bags, stick to smaller ones so you aren't potentially throwing out more food than necessary. ( I advise against big bags anyway because they can go rancid by the time you get to the bottom of the bag) If you are noticing diarrhea or vomitting STOP feeding the food. Do a 24 hour fast. Make sure your pet is receiving water. Bone broth is really good at healing the guts. Raw goats milk is helpful to replenish good bacteria in the digestive system. After the fast is over start on a bland diet of low fat turkey and canned pumpkin and slippery elm if you really want to go crazy. Turkey is less inflammatory than chicken and lower in fat than ground beef. Pumpkin (or you can roast your own squash) is the replacement for rice. Rice just brakes down into sugar which is highly inflammatory and offers no nutrition. Pumpkin/squash offers fiber to bulk up the stool and adds vitamins and minerals. Slippery elm is amazing for bringing down inflammation in the digestive system.
If your pet seems lethargic as well please see a vet to make sure blood work looks ok.