Abby's Dog Crack, Gourmet Dog Treats
15 Premier Ave West P2N2S5 Kirkland Lake, ON, Canada

Peanut butter and banana treats and Pumpkin treats available. Freshly made. $5.00 a dozen or 4 for $18.00. Treats must be picked up.

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Accidents happen: DIY pet stain and odor remover Even good boys and girls make mistakes! When your four-legged friend misses the piddle-pad or the litter box, it’s no fun for anyone. Don’t dismay! With this DIY pet stain remover, you and your furry pals will be cuddling odor-free in no time. Pet Stain and Odor Remover Recipe... Ingredients: 1 cup apple cider vinegar 1 cup of water 1 teaspoon salt 15 drops Lemon essential oil 5 drops Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil 5 drops Purification essential oil blend 2 cups baking soda (optional, for tough or already-dried stains) Instructions: If your doggo buddy very recently left a puddle on the living room carpet, use these instructions for removing fresh stains: 1. Add the essential oils to the salt and mix well. 2. In a spray bottle, combine the salt mixture, apple cider vinegar, and water. Mix thoroughly until salt has dissolved. 3. Blot the accident to remove excess moisture. 4. Shake the bottle, then spray the stained area generously until wet. 5. Let sit for 1015 minutes. 6. Using an old towel or rag, soak up the mixture by blotting until moisture is removed. Do not apply heat to aid in the drying process, as it can cause unwanted odors and stains to set permanently. When you find an older, smellier, set-in stain, use the instructions above to make the DIY pet odor eliminator and then: 1. Spray the area generously until wet. 2. Sprinkle baking soda over the stain and leave for 24 hours or until dry. The baking soda will absorb the stain during this time. Once dry, scoop up as much baking soda as possible and discard, then vacuum thoroughly to remove any remaining powder.

Considering putting together care packages for dogs. Would anyone be interested in donating dry and can food for small and large breeds, treats (denta stix, milk bone, etc.) maybe a new toy, pee pads, etc. Packages would be for seniors and low income people. 1 pack per dog kind of thing.... What do you think.? If you have some ideas or are able to donate please pm me. I can’t pick up donations but can be dropped off at my house.