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let me look when I get home I have a treat book I love - and the dogs like the treats as well.  |
Now here is something I can share 
This is one of our dogs favorites through trial and error and wanting to get some wholsome ingredients to them: Pre heat oven 325 degrees 1 Cup Oatmeal 3/4 Flax seed meal 2 Cups hot water 1/3 Cup oil 3 cups whole wheat flour 1/4-1/2 cup pro bios granules(optional) 1 egg In Large bowl pour hot water over Oatmeal, add oil let stand approx 5 minutes. Add egg and oil to this mixture. Then add flour, 1/2 cup at a time, mixing well after each addition. Then add pro-bios if you opt to. The dough should be very stiff. Knead for about 3-4 minutes adding more flour or water as needed. Roll out approx 1/2 inch thick and cut into your favorite shapes. Bake on ungrease cookie sheet for 50-60minutes. allow to cool and dry. Not sure what the shelf life is on these though, my dogs go through them pretty quick LOL I have more, just short on time right now. |
| Thank you! That sounds so healthy and I am sure she will love it.
Does anyone know anything about the BARF diet or where I can get some info on it? I'm not sure about switching my dog totally to BARF but I would like to incorporate it into her diet. ETA: well, with a little searching I found this website from an old post: http://www.ukbarfclub.co.uk/, if anyone else is interested. Ok, I just read about BARF and I don't think I can feed my dog raw meat! Never mind. |
| If you do a forum search there are quite a few recipes posted, some are fairly old but would still be available. A google search will turn up hundreds for you. |
kerry wrote: let me look when I get home I have a treat book I love - and the dogs like the treats as well.
I really did remember - its Healthy dog snacks and came in a kit (on the sale rack at the big box book store) with two cookie cutters 
What I like is there are recipes for dogs with sensitivities, over weight dogs, and very active dogs. |
| thanks kerry!
bestdogs, I have been searching and I found your ham and swiss on rye and the peanut butter treats recipes. I will be making these very soon. There are lots of great treats! |
If you can handle the odor make the liver biscotti that Sheepieboss (I think) posted, my dogs love them  . Another good treat is dried sweet potatoes, easy to do if you have a food dehydrator. Just microwave whole until slightly soft, slice and dry. They do take a day to dry if you use thick slices but it's hands off time. |
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