Halo advocate and noted author Tracie Hotchner showed pet lovers how to cook Halo Spot’s Stew on ABC’s “Animal Instincts” show. The show featured tips from PETCO on keeping your pet healthy during the holidays, including cooking (or buying our all natural pet food) Spot’s Stew.

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Thanks to PETCO’s promotion and writer Jill Rosen’s great journalism, readers of the Baltimore Sun got some great Thanksgiving tips. One of those tips was how to prepare our classic Halo Spot’s Stew, Thanksgiving Style!

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We’re thankful for the Lower Hudson Valley News spreading the word with tips from the ASPCA, advice from PETCO, and Halo’s Turkey Spot’s Stew recipe you can cook at home. Great for the December holidays, too!

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If you’re considering cooking that perfect Thanksgiving feast for your dog or cat, make sure they’re getting good nutrition from the right ingredients. How about making them Halo Spot’s Stew, Thanksgiving-style?

Halo’s always given out its most famous recipe as a gift to those noble souls who cook for their pets. The original Halo Spot’s Stew calls for chicken (see the link below). But turkey and chicken have very similar protein, fat and calorie content. So they are interchangeable! So if you have some extra (or leftover) turkey, try substituting turkey for chicken in the recipe below. And Happy Thanksgiving!

Click here for the Original Halo Spot’s Stew recipe, and don’t be afraid to substitute turkey!

Yes, we’re happy to give away our most famous recipe because it helps keep animals well! Loyal web site visitors knew they could always find the recipe for Halo Spot’s Stew on our free recipes page. But we’re thankful Animal Wellness magazine is helping spread the word. Here’s what their editor had to say:

“If you’re like us here at the magazine, you enjoy celebrating special occasions with your dog or cat. Halo, Purely for Pets sent us this healthy Thanksgiving recipe to try. It was originally formulated when company founder Andi Brown was struggling with healthy issues and looking for something she could make in her own kitchen using grocery store ingredients (yes, people can eat it too). Happy Thanksgiving!”

It warms our hearts when, like Andi for her cat Spot, people cook wholesome, nutritious meals for their four-legged loved ones. Of course, many of us rely on the chefs at Halo to do the cooking for them!

See the Halo News page for a link to the recipe in Animal Wellness.