Rohan Arnold

For anyone interested - The icing on that cake is made out of cauliflower, goats milk yoghurt, coconut flour and beetroot juice. It looked tasty and the dogs love it...

Cheers,

Rohan

Howdy,

This is the first time I have created a thread here and hopefully I have this in the right place.

My wife has been making healthy, natural cakes for Dogs for a few years now. After we had our Daughter in 2013 it had been on the back burner. Over the last 9 months she has been doing a lot of work with her cousin (photographer) and developing recipes for a book which she will be releasing in the next few months.

She has posted a recipe for making natural Easter Eggs for Dogs on her Facebook page. I have attached the recipe if you're not on FB (I'm not) and one of the photos from the photo shoot.
https://www.facebook.com/ilovepupcakes

Just thought I would post something up here to let people know of a natural way to do something nice for their dog

Cheers,

Rohan Arnold

Catnip.

This is an older study. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/08/010828075659.htm

I just grab a leaf and rub it on my skin and it seems to work.

Rohan

We've been making our own toothpaste for a while. Each time I mention at work about how we make so many things instead of buying them ready made - people think we're weird. But hey I know what is going into what I consume.

I start with coconut oil in a jar and mix Bicarb in until its a nice paste consistency. Then I add peppermint oil to taste, or I add a drop of peppermint oil each time I brush. Nice and fresh. You can always add a little bit of salt and I've heard about people adding a calcium powder for remineralisation.

Rohan

Miles,

Wow - that looks very special. Magic!!!

Rohan

Plenty to be grateful for.

I'm finding the less I stress and worry about things, the more I'm blessed.

Must be cold in Wyoming at the moment. I've got a mate who works at Yellowstone - would love to visit and will over the next few years.

What kind of challenges does snow create for Permaculture Design?

Rohan

Thanks Miles,

I hope life is treating you well over there.

Cheers,

Rohan

Didn't realise I hadn't signed up because I was receiving the newsletter. My Permaculture Adventure is just over a year old. I've completed a PDC and look forward to moving to acreage this year so I can set it up based on Permaculture Principles.

Cheers,

Rohan
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia