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Stop in or contact us to order a doggie cake for pick-up in the store. (We need three business days to bake and decorate a cake). We also have pet-ID tags and lots more items to see and purchase in the store, so come by Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Fun with Doggie Cakes

10 Great Selections for a Pet Movie and Snuggle

Why not celebrate National Pet month with some snacks for you and your pet, while enjoying an afternoon of some pet-themed movies. They might fall asleep a few minutes, but they will appreciate your company. Here are some of our favorite pet movie or documentary options, in no particular order. Max Togo The Secret Life Of Pets The Queen’s Corgi  101 Dalmatians Balto  The Aristocats The Lion In Your Living Room (a documentary on the “little bit of wild” in domestic cats)  The Adventures of Puss In ...

The Third Annual Pasco Pet Fest Returns to Land O’ Lakes, October 3

The Third Annual Pasco Pet Fest returns from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, October 3, 2015, at Florida Estates Winery – 25241 Highway 52, Land O’ Lakes, FL. Attendees of this pet-friendly, free event will enjoy wine tasting, music, food, vendors, adoptable pets, and a silent auction/raffle in a beautiful Pasco County setting. Over 80 vendors and rescues are scheduled to attend. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 5 to 7 million companion animals enter shelters across the nation each year. This is putting a severe burden on shelters. A goal of Pasco...

Its Pinspiration Monday

What is Pinterst Monday? Since we are obese with pinterest, and get inspired everyday we felt we should share some of our favorite finds. Hopefully you will something to make for your furkids. For our first one we selected a few boards of Doggie Craft Projects, you really should follow them. www.pinterest.com/jacquiequilter/dog-crafts www.pinterest.com/devilscat26/for-my-dog-crafts www.pinterest.com/phoenixmidnight/dog-crafts www.pinterest.com/meandmydog79/dog-crafts ...

The Dog Days of Summer

 The Old Farmer’s Almanac lists the traditional period of the Dog Days  as the 40 days beginning July 3 and ending August 11, coinciding with  the ancient heliacal (at sunrise) rising of the Dog Star, Sirius. These are  the days of the year with the least rainfall in the Northern Hemisphere  (living in Florida, I get experience rain daily during this time.) The Term dog days is   from ancient times, when the night sky was  unobscured by artificial lights and different groups of peoples in  different parts of the world drew images in the sky by “connecting the  dots” of stars. The images drawn...

Lost Sock Memorial Day – May 9th

If you participated in yesterday’s No Sock Day, you might need to also celebrate Lost Sock Memorial Day. The day recognizes your drawer full of unmatched socks. Each unmatched sock represents a missing sock. We never throw away our unmatched socks. After all, it may show up someday. On Lost Sock Memorial Day, we suggest you spend a little time (as little as possible) searching for those missing socks.   Then, by all means, get on with your life. We encourage you to use this special day, to face the fact those sock are gone forever, and recycle the unmatched one as a pet...

Animal Inspired Reading List

I have decided I need to start actually reading book, off  I went to the local bookstore and found a few to start with. 1. Rescuing Sprite by Mark R. Levin – A memoir of a Spaniel-mix adopted by the Levin family. 2. Homer’s Odyssey by Gwen Cooper – The life story of Homer the cat, the eyeless cat. 3. Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk by David Sedaris – A collection of animal based fables / stories. Non-Animal Related 4. Mommy Millionaire by Kim Lavine – How she turned her kitchen table idea into a million dollars. Something I was told I need to read. 5.  Eureka! by Marlene Wagman-Gellar – The stories behind the ideas that shaped the world. 6.  Walt Disney an American Original by Bob Thomas – The biography...

Happy Doggie Day!

It has been several years since Doggie Cakes has been actively blogging.  No fear, we have not stopped baking our treats and cakes. I am happy to say we have been getting “social” on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and even Pinterest.  The interaction has been great.  Hoping to keep the fun and interaction going we are returning to our blog.  We have been working hard to update the design.  What to you think?  We have added an event calendar and plan to grow a fan gallery and event gallery.  We will keep you updated on how you can submit your photos for...

The Tradition of the Pet Blessing

This past Saturday, Doggie Cakes had the opportunity to attend a pet blessing at the Unity Truth Center.  I have never been to one and found the experience to be interesting. (Jason has attended several). I began to wonder where this tradition began. To the internet I went for some research….   It seems that the tradition grew out of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi.  I could not find a date for when the first one might have occurred. They    are normally held in October. This celebration evolved into honoring our beloved animal companions.  St. Francis is the patron...

September is National Chicken Month

For over two decades, the National Chicken Council has banded together all of the major chicken producers in the U.S. to promote chicken sales in September.  I says lets celebrate the chicken just for being an amazing animal. There are over 175 breeds of chicken.  I think they are beautiful, so take a minute and admire some of this photos I took of some inspiring hens and rosters. ...

Book Review of “Rescuing Sprite” by Mark R. Levin

At the beginning of  the summer I had selected a few books to read.  I have only finished one, so far.  Rescuing Sprite, A Dog Lover’s Story of Joy and Anguish, by Mark R. Levin.  I know that this was going to be a sad story, however I did not know what would soon happen in my life after I began reading it. After a few characters in, our family lost are beautiful Luna after 15 years.  So, I like the author was grieving.  Every time I pick it up to read I had to put it down knowing that the ending was to close to my own...

Meet GiGi Nibbler

GiGi Nibbler was born July 12, 2007 to a fawn pug and a tuxedo Boston terrier.  In the designer dog world she is know as a Bug, to our family she is known as monkey face. She is full of energy and is either in play mode or asleep.  Every toy is her favorite as along as you are playing. She loves all people, but has a fear of dogs taller then her, which makes thing tough for her.  At the house she is in charge of telling her brothers and sisters to be quite, of course she does this by barking at them. ...