Doing Organix Dishes is Such Fun

by Oliver

(c) Carrie Boyko
I Got Dish Duty Today. Yay!

One of our favorite things to do is dishes. After chow time is over, Tanner washes out my dish and I wash out his. I guess I get the best deal here, huh?

Some trainers would not advise allowing this. But our mom taught us about food aggression when we were just pups and we'll have none of that. We share nicely. And that's a good thing, because I'd probably lose everytime. Tanner outweighs me by 7 times. Now that would not be a fair fight!

Back to business. Mom has announced the winners of the 12 bags of Organix dog food over at All Things Dog Blog. She still has the food hidden, so we have not been able to raid the bags :(  Did you win?

(c) Carrie Boyko
That Was Great;  More Please?

A Great Day: Chow Now and a Busy Bone Later

(c) Carrie Boyko
Time to Lose the Sign, Mom!

Busy Bones are in high gear today over at All Things Dog Blog. They are my all time favorite treat. It's sort of like a really slow, enjoyable snack that I can savor and lick out every drop of flavor.

What?! You've never had a Busy Bone? Oh dear. Oh my. You've got to click right over to mom's post on how to make Organix Busy Bones. We'll be eating ours this afternoon. Pics later. Enjoy!

(c) Carrie Boyko
Organix Food Inside
Organic Sweet Potato Topping

These Busy Bones are filled with Organix canned food and a layer of kibble for crunch. Then mom tops them off with organic mashed sweet potatoes for extra fiber and beta carotene. We just love them.

You can also fill a Kong with the same goodies:

(c) Carrie Boyko
Stuffed with Organix Goodness

I Can Finally Say It: I Love Organix!

by Tanner

© Carrie Boyko
  ♫ Proud to be an Organix Eater ♫
♫ Where at Least it's Free of Toxins ♫

Okay, I guess that's sort of corny. But it has been killing me to keep my snout snapped through this secretive business. I'm glad the cat's out of the bag!


So, did you read The Big Reveal AND the Giveaway post? I can't believe mom is giving away 12 bags of food. I'm trying to find it here, but she has hidden it really well. A little help? Shouldn't I get something for all my modeling efforts?


Hold the dog whistle. I just remembered that mom made a new recipe yesterday--dog cookies out of Organix crumbs from the bottom of the bag. Boy, did they smell and taste good. She'll be sharing that recipe soon, so you can all save money on treats, while using up the leftover crumbs from each bag of food. Cool, huh?


We should hop into the Pet Blogger hop to help get the word out. Enjoy!

Still No Peeking....

by Oliver

(c) Carrie Boyko
What's in That Bowl?

Tanner and I are dying over here. All this talk about dog food quality and we're salivating like a faucet. Mom is writing about all the different no-no's that are in some of the dog foods that we do not eat. Yuck!

We're lucky to get a healthy brand. Mom says she even has some money saving ideas coming up on All Things Dog Blog, to help out folks who need to spend less and still get better food.

We love her Busy Bones, Pupsicles and the Crumb Cookies are the bomb. Stay tuned for all her recipes coming up soon.

Can You Guess What's in My Dish?

by Oliver

First rule is there is no peeking in my dish. Got it?

Here are a few hints to help you:

• My food is certified organic by the USDA Organic Program.
• It's made with organic chicken, brown rice and oats, so there's no icky stuff hiding in it. No corn and no wheat.
• The maker adds lots of fruits and veggies to the recipe--yum!
• No artificial ingredients means Tanner and I get real food that includes natural forms of fiber and vitamins and healthy fats from fish, so our coats are healthy and shiny.

One more guessing game....did you have any idea what the problem was with the photo on the Surprise Announcement Page? Correct guesses get you an entry into a surprise giveaway on Saturday. I'll give you a little tip; check out my bow tie and Tanner's. Is there something wrong? Good luck! You have until tomorrow afternoon at 5 PM to enter your guess at All Things Dog Blog's Pet Food Pantry post.