Dog Treats

Step 3 Making Some Treats

Now that you know what ingredients you can include in your dog's treats, it's time to develop a recipe.
-You're recipe should contain only the things that are on the list that your dog can eat
-You should make sure that there is some desireable flavors for your dog in the treat (such as meat and other flavor)
-Make sure your treats aren't too salty. Never add salt to recipes as it is unnecessary in almost all recipes
-You can make breads, cookies, biscuits and even frozen treats for your dog
-The recipe you develop should contain at least some starch, (Flour or oats) a liquid (Such as water, milk, broth, or even meat baby food! (MSG free!) and sometimes a "glue." (like eggs)
-Try incorperating ingredients that you already know your dog loves like peanut butter and meat
-Don't be afraid to try some "funky" combinations such as molasses and beef broth, cottage cheese and chicken broth, or tuna and milk!

Comments

[sir_h_c]

I like to use chicken trimmings. When I trim up some chicken breasts or thighs and cut off all the extra bits of skin, cartilage, fat etc I'll put it all in a baggie in the freezer until I have enough.  The (pureed) chix supplies the flavor, oil and protein.  Add some flour or oatmeal and maybe a little water or milk and we have a happy Scout!