Ah, Fall! The season filled with crisp, cool evenings, cozy sweaters, brilliant hues of red, orange, and yellow, the scent of cinnamon and apples, and, of course, pumpkin everything!

While we enjoy fresh apple crisp, butternut squash soup, and pumpkin lattes, our pups deserve to share in the tasty morsels this season brings, too! Why should they miss out on all the fun?

We may fill up on sugary sweet desserts and drinks, but we can make some simple treats for our dogs that are actually filled with healthy ingredients that will make your dogs drool and beg for more.

Ever try enjoying a bowl of ice cream with a dog present? The persistent, pathetic puppy-dog eyes that sear into your heart. Does your cat get in on the act and stare you down with every spoonful? Mine does!

We may not be able to share our frozen treats but that doesn’t mean we can’t make some for our pets to enjoy. And, unlike our ice cream, we can make theirs healthy while still making them drool!

Can cats eat dog food?

Can dogs eat cat food?

Is there anything they can enjoy together?

Purrs and Wags discusses the basic nutritional needs of both cats and dogs, how these needs differ, and the foods they can share.

Despite the “puppy dog eyes” and “hand it over” cat stares, there are certain foods we need to keep away from our pets.

During holiday celebrations in particular, there’s a lot of temptations for our curious and gluttonous furry family members.

So, what are those foods to avoid and what are the dangers?

When you give catnip to your cat, their reactions can be hilarious and fun.

But have you ever wondered why cats react to catnip and what it’s actually doing to their brains?

Let’s talk about it…