Admit it. You've cooked for your dogs. Maybe not to the extent that the chefs in our book have, but a little chicken soup here, a little beef burgundy there...we get it. Well guess what? It's safe to come out from behind the apron and share your recipes with us. After all, 30 great chefs did. You tell us about your culinary canine, and we'll tell you about ours and the ones we meet along the way. Oh, and don't forget to buy the book.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Friday, May 11, 2012
Princeton and CBS!
From Princeton with love! This is the video the Princeton Alumni Weekly took at my house! Enjoy and I think you'll agree that Phoebe looks smashing in orange and black!
Also: DVR Alert. Three Chefs from The Culinary Canine will be on the CBS Early Show this Saturday at 8:22 AM.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Monday, May 7, 2012
Food Contraband
You can bring The Culinary Canine in book form through customs but not the ingredients in it. If you do, and come through Kennedy International, chances are, Izzy the beagle will sniff you out!
Saturday, May 5, 2012
DC Top Dogs
These guys get my vote even if their owners might not! All that barking in Washington is not coming from the elected officials on Capital Hill!
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Top 5 Pet Poisons Lurking in Your Purse
Here are 5 things your dog should never eat, and many of them just might be found in your purse. Keep those satchels zipped if you transport any of the following:
1. Sugarless gum or mints: xylitol is a sweetener that is toxic to dogs. If your dog does ingest some, get him/her to the vet ASAP.
2. Human medications--Tylenol, Advil or any of the over the counter painkillers that we might carry with us. A dog can gnaw through those pill bottles pretty quickly and are attracted to the shake, rattle and roll aspect of what seems to be a great toy. Again a trip to the vet is crucial if you find a gnawed bottle.
3. Asthma inhalers--this one is my purse and I never knew it could be life threatening to pets. Paws off!
4. Cigarettes--goes without saying but you shouldn't have these anyway. Toxic to everyone.
5. Hand sanitizer. Again, always in my bag but the alcohol can be deadly to pets.
This list is courtesy of Pet MD.
1. Sugarless gum or mints: xylitol is a sweetener that is toxic to dogs. If your dog does ingest some, get him/her to the vet ASAP.
2. Human medications--Tylenol, Advil or any of the over the counter painkillers that we might carry with us. A dog can gnaw through those pill bottles pretty quickly and are attracted to the shake, rattle and roll aspect of what seems to be a great toy. Again a trip to the vet is crucial if you find a gnawed bottle.
3. Asthma inhalers--this one is my purse and I never knew it could be life threatening to pets. Paws off!
4. Cigarettes--goes without saying but you shouldn't have these anyway. Toxic to everyone.
5. Hand sanitizer. Again, always in my bag but the alcohol can be deadly to pets.
This list is courtesy of Pet MD.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
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