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Dog Treat Recipe:

• 5 c Whole wheat flour
• 1 c Milk
• 2 Eggs
• 10 tb Vegetable oil or bacon fat
• 1 pinch Onion or garlic powder
• 1 ts Salt
• 1/2 c Coldwater
• 1 tb Vegetable oil

Dog Treat Recipe Directions:

Mix all ingredients well. Pinch off pieces of the dough and roll them into two-inch balls. Put them on a greased cookie sheet. Bake them at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes. Let them cool, then store in an airtight container.

We hope your best friend enjoys this tasty treat!

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Learn how to make a peanut butter dog treat recipes.  This one is fun and easy to cook for your dog(s) and they’ll LOVE it!

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What is a quick and easy dog treat recipe that I could make in less than an hour?

I want to make some homemade dog treats in less than an hour.

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After taking my golden retriever for routine visit to the Veterinarian he told me that my dog was basically in good health but had to lose a few pounds. I decided not only to cut back on his treats but to start making some healthy homemade dog treats for him.

By doing this it would ensure that there would be no preservatives or other chemicals and I would be able to control the quality of the ingredients and maybe even the amount of calories he was consuming which would produce a healthier more natural dog treat. 

So I started my research on how to make homemade dog treats and hoping I would find some easy dog treat recipes to use. I found a recipe book that had everything I needed. It was kind of like a starter kit.

The book had some real basic and easy dog treat recipes to follow. It also came with a selection of bone shaped cookie cutters so you could make small, medium or large treats.

The real question was would he like these treats as much as the store bought ones he was used to getting. After making the first batch of treats it appeared to be a great success. He actually liked these treats better than the store bought ones.

Realizing how easy it was to make your own dog treats I started collecting cookie cutters that had a dog theme to them. Just as an example I had one that was shaped like a fire plug and another one like a dog house. I also started to collect holiday cookie cutters to make Halloween and Christmas dog treats. 

After seeing how much my dog loved the homemade treats I had the idea of making them as holiday treats for all of our “extended” canine family and friends. They were a huge success. It would be a great activity for the whole family. The kids would love making “cookies” for their furry friends.

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Now I’m no expert, I’m not a dog trainer, or dietitian, or any kind of “authority” on the subject of health or diet for dogs. But I’m no dummy either, and I’m sure the same can be said about you.

And I know this for certain;  The dog food in the cans that I’ve been feeding our poor little Nikki, an 8 year old, (once beautiful) Cocker Spaniel, is garbage, and I will never feed her that type of crap again.

So what will be my solution? To feed her healthy home made meals from recipes that I trust.

Now I want to say this before continuing;  Nikki is still beautiful, but her health is failing fast, and I can’t help but think that it’s been brought on by the crap in the cans that the big dog food manufacturers insist is “healthy and nutritious dog food”.

I can’t prove it, but it seems obvious to me, that the dog food companies could care less what they are providing to us as nourishment for our dogs, considering what we’ve learned recently about the ingredients they use in what they produce.

Another thing that really bugs me is; The Veterinarians we trusted our pet’s health to endorse many of these garbage products on the market.

So what can we do about it?

Well, all I can tell you is what I have done about it.

Several weeks ago, I made up my mind that I was going to go to the extra effort and expense,(although there’s not much extra expense involved), and feed our dog Nikki food that contains ingredients that I have confidence in.

In other words; I made up my mind that our dog would have food made from healthy homemade dog food recipes at home in our own kitchen.

The outcome of this decision is that I will know exactly what she’s eating. I will no longer have to wonder and worry about what the big dog food manufacturers are hiding concerning the ingredients they put in their canned and dry food.

Because believe me they have been hiding and telling lies a-plenty about what they put in the dog food they’ve been selling for a long, long time!

That fact has been proved, in the recent dog food scares and recalls, and all the reports we’ve read and heard after finding out they were poisoning our dogs with unreliable and unregulated ingredients from foreign suppliers.

My conclusion is simple: If I can’t trust the companies who claim to know what’s good for my dog, then I’ll take their job into my own hands.

I’ll feed my dog meals that are made from healthy homemade dog food recipes, and I’ll control the ingredients that goes into my dog’s meals.

It’s like everything else in this life; You get what you pay for, you reap what you sow…

We just had to have the convenience of being able to trust someone else to supply what our dog’s need for healthy nutrition.

Guess what? They failed. And they failed miserably. And our Veterinarians failed us too, by not warning us about the dangers involved with trusting these big dog food manufacturers.

So we’re left to our own devices. My answer is; Find a good resource for healthy homemade dog food and dog treat recipes, and take control of what your dog is eating. And don’t be fooled again!

It’s really not hard to find healthy homemade dog food recipes, and it’s not hard to prepare them either. My wife and I have found some really great recipes online, and most recently we found a dog food and dog treat recipe book that totally surpasses, (in every respect), all of the others.

I’m so thrilled about these homemade recipes that I’ve included a link below, (on top of the link to my web page)…

Take a look at that offer. It really is a tremendous bargain, and the dog treats and dog food recipes are incredibly easy to make. And as a BIG bonus, your dog will love them too, believe me!

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What is a quick and easy dog treat recipe that I could make in less than an hour?

I want to make some homemade dog treats in less than an hour.

Sure…………take a hotdog out of the frig & slice into “pennies”! Ta-dah=30 seconds,maximum.

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Need a recipe for homemade dog treats to rid of bad breath! THANKS!?

The simpler the better PLEASE!

Get some dog food and grind it up. Mix it with peanut butter. Bake at 350F (180C) until golden. For icing get cat/dog toothpaste. Let your dog enjoy!

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Where can you buy desiccated liver for a dog treat recipe?

There are some dog treat recipes that I have that call for desiccated liver. I’ve never even heard of it. Where can you buy it? Does anyone know of any stores that sell it? I’m talking about the actual liver, not the tablets or supplements.

A lot of health food stores carry it so do gyms that have their own product line or store. Body builders put it in smoothies and the like (shudder).

Good Luck!

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When a dog treat recipe requires oatmeal, should you cook the oats or no?

I bought old fashioned oats instead of quick-cooking, and was just wondering whether I should cook them first or no? Here’s the link to the recipe:

No need to precook them. You don’t precook oats for old fashioned oatmeal cookies either.

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