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Whether for health, financial or simply reasons of taste, cooking for pets can be a rewarding and healthful substitute for commercial food. Here's where to start.

Cooking for a dog does take some extra time, but it's an option that gives your dog natural, preservative-free and additive-free meals, safe from pet food recalls.

Cooking and baking for your cat or dog can be rewarding and a very healthy option for the pet. Consider this pet treat recipe for all-natural Cheddar Cheese Dog Treats.

Cats are notoriously picky eaters. This makes finding healthy treats a challenge. So why not make some all-natural, preservative-free homemade treats for kitty?

Pet food recalls, including the recent Pedigree recall, has many dog owners wondering, "How do I feed a homemade dog food diet?" Read on for the pluses and drawbacks.

Uncertainty still surrounds the recent pet food recall. Homemade foods are an option for pet owners who may be wary of all commercial pet food at present.

How many people will wake up on New Year's Day and say "Oh Boy! Time to get at those resolutions!" Here are three ideas to get you out of bed in a good mood.

Learn to host long-term houseguests and/or be a no-stress out-of-town guest. Ideas include making a list of house rules, helping with household chores, and communication.

Dogs and cats can become over heated quickly and easily, if their temperature rises above the safe range, death will follow without prompt treatment.

Mardi Gras beads, parades and king cake mark the start of Lent,but carnival celebrations have moved from New Orleans to Florida beach towns like Navarre Beach and Destin.

Who has time to cook for their dogs? Some days it's hard preparing a meal just for ourselves and our families. "Why not combine the two?" asks Linda West Eckhardt.

Gone are the days of tossing a can of cat food or dog food into your cart at the grocery store. Today's pet parents are making healthier choices for their pet's food.