Comments on: Dog Treats – Find Out How to Make Them http://www.healthierdogs.com/dog_food/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/ - yes, dog health problems can be solved! Wed, 01 Feb 2012 11:12:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brigitte Smith http://www.healthierdogs.com/dog_food/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/comment-page-1/#comment-190568 Brigitte Smith Mon, 19 Sep 2011 06:22:51 +0000 http://healthierdogs.com/main/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/#comment-190568 Great recipe suggestion, Gale. Thanks. Great recipe suggestion, Gale.

Thanks.

]]> By: Gale http://www.healthierdogs.com/dog_food/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/comment-page-1/#comment-190566 Gale Sun, 18 Sep 2011 19:35:45 +0000 http://healthierdogs.com/main/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/#comment-190566 If you want to make a healthy treat for your dog, and your dog can tolerate chicken, here is one for you. Take 2 chicken breasts, and any veggies the dog likes. Put it into a pot with the veggies and cover with water; boil until cooked. Squeeze out any liquid from the chicken, put them in the food processor with the veggies (you can wait until it's cool) and process until a paste. Spread the paste onto a cookie sheet, twice as thick as you want it in the end. Place in a 225-250F oven for an hour, then take out the sheet and score it into bite size pieces, than put back in the oven over night.. you will know it's ready when it's the same colour all over. The stock is a gift to you for soup or sauces, or you can freeze it into pupsicles for your dog. It's a healthy treat and you know what's in it. If your dog can't tolerate chicken, do the other protein your dog can tolerate. If you want to make a healthy treat for your dog, and your dog can tolerate chicken, here is one for you.

Take 2 chicken breasts, and any veggies the dog likes. Put it into a pot with the veggies and cover with water; boil until cooked.

Squeeze out any liquid from the chicken, put them in the food processor with the veggies (you can wait until it’s cool) and process until a paste. Spread the paste onto a cookie sheet, twice as thick as you want it in the end. Place in a 225-250F oven for an hour, then take out the sheet and score it into bite size pieces, than put back in the oven over night.. you will know it’s ready when it’s the same colour all over. The stock is a gift to you for soup or sauces, or you can freeze it into pupsicles for your dog.

It’s a healthy treat and you know what’s in it.

If your dog can’t tolerate chicken, do the other protein your dog can tolerate.

]]> By: Jo-an Payne http://www.healthierdogs.com/dog_food/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/comment-page-1/#comment-189389 Jo-an Payne Tue, 22 Feb 2011 01:13:08 +0000 http://healthierdogs.com/main/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/#comment-189389 Thank you for the dog treat information. I have a standard poodle who is now 3 years and 5 months old. She has a lamb shank raw each night Poodle 'ears' are very common because of the wool in their very convaluted ears and they have to be kept very clean. I found the colouring in most dry dog food makes her ears flare up. There is only one very inexpensive crunchy dry food that has no colours that is o.k. I make porridge very thick and add linseed and grated carrot . Press it into a flat baking tray and sprinkle just a LITTLE cheese over the top and bake it in the oven. Cut into squares for treats. I make my own wholemeal and grain bread and she gets all the crusts for breakfast spread with canola spread. Thank you for the dog treat information. I have a standard poodle who is now 3 years and 5 months old. She has a lamb shank raw each night Poodle ‘ears’ are very common because of the wool in their very convaluted ears and they have to be kept very clean. I found the colouring in most dry dog food makes her ears flare up. There is only one very inexpensive crunchy dry food that has no colours that is o.k. I make porridge very thick and add linseed and grated carrot . Press it into a flat baking tray and sprinkle just a LITTLE cheese over the top and bake it in the oven. Cut into squares for treats.

I make my own wholemeal and grain bread and she gets all the crusts for breakfast spread with canola spread.

]]> By: Debi Burlingame http://www.healthierdogs.com/dog_food/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/comment-page-1/#comment-189386 Debi Burlingame Mon, 21 Feb 2011 23:24:54 +0000 http://healthierdogs.com/main/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/#comment-189386 I've never made homemade dog treats before, but I have made the Homemade dog food using recipes I have found on the Healthy Happy Dogs website. My dogs loved it!! I need to get off my "duff" and get busy doing it again. Because if my dogs love it... then I love it. thank you Bridgette I’ve never made homemade dog treats before, but I have made the Homemade dog food using recipes I have found on the Healthy Happy Dogs website. My dogs loved it!! I need to get off my “duff” and get busy doing it again. Because if my dogs love it… then I love it.
thank you Bridgette

]]> By: Gale http://www.healthierdogs.com/dog_food/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/comment-page-1/#comment-189385 Gale Mon, 21 Feb 2011 23:11:40 +0000 http://healthierdogs.com/main/dog-treats-find-out-how-to-make-them/#comment-189385 there is a lot of BAD information on the web about dog treats, some containing ingredients that are toxic or can lead to accidents... ie: give your dog carob, and just wait for an accident involving chocolate. Some have rosemary as an ingredient, which can cause seizures in sensitive dogs. When my first dog got sick, I took a course in animal nutrition,one that most vets don't take because it covers large animals, but it's more extensive than the one dealing with small animals. I also took a course in food chemistry. If you don't know what is toxic or can be sensitive to dogs,buy your treats. there is a lot of BAD information on the web about dog treats, some containing ingredients that are toxic or can lead to accidents… ie: give your dog carob, and just wait for an accident involving chocolate.

Some have rosemary as an ingredient, which can cause seizures in sensitive dogs.

When my first dog got sick, I took a course in animal nutrition,one that most vets don’t take because it covers large animals, but it’s more extensive than the one dealing with small animals. I also took a course in food chemistry.

If you don’t know what is toxic or can be sensitive to dogs,buy your treats.

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