
The latest pet-friendly recipe from the November issue of
Everyday Day With Rachael Ray uses your leftover rice to make Chinese Fake-Out for you (and your furry friend). Let your pooch take a small sample of the frozen veggies and egg combo mixed in with his regular kibble and add some grilled chicken on the side for you. Yum-o!

I'm not gonna lie but, when I saw this recipe, I had to do some research – what the heck is "stoup" anyway? Turns out it's a
one pot meal thicker than soup and thinner than stew that sounds great for falling Fall temps. Mmmm.

The look on this
cav's face says it all – yum-o! Although, the pot pie is crustless (and served cooled to room temperature), I think pups will still love it even without the warm-your-tum or pie parts that I think of with this dish.
Learn how to make the veggie-filled, pet-friendly recipe from the September issue of
Everyday Day With Rachael Ray when you read more.

There comes a time, most often when I'm ready to cook my dinner, when North magically appears in the kitchen. Although I've got pretty good immunity against his puppy-dog eyes, I know he wishes I was
baking him up a doggie treat! Although he's all about my chicken, I've got little interest in his kibble, so I was happy to spot a pet-friendly recipe from the pages of
Everyday Day With Rachael Ray that looks tasty enough for me to eat, too!

I think these treats look fab, not just because
I love cupcakes, but also because North's birthday is only one month away! The Penny Cupcakes are named for a
fave friend of
Isaboo and are safe treats for pets . .