What is the best dog treat recipe?

Answer 1

if you want to make a good treat take very small chunks of meat,shredded carrots soft and mashed peas.flour and water mix them all together and bake at 350 until hard your dog will love it.

This website has a bunch of great dog treat recipes: http://www.bullwrinkle.com/Assets/Recipes/Recipes.htm

Answer 2

A good web site for home made dog treats is dogsincanada.ca.They all so have magazines that have treats recipes on the site on the home page you will see a recipe then click it then if you scroll down you will see more recipes!They are all made for vets so they are healthy and very easy to cook!!!And only take 20m.

Answer 3

14 oz. of Chex cereal

2 cups of powdered sugar

1/2 cup of butter

1 cup of peanut butter

2 cups of semi-sweet choclate chips

Place cereal in a large bowl. Melt butter, peanut butter and choclate chips in a double boiler and stir until smooth. Pour over ceral. Stir to coat the cereal and add the coated cereal to a bag of powdered sugar and shake.

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Answer 4

There is a website where you can buy homemade dog treats and have them delivered to your home. They are AMAZING for training an my dog responds really well to them. Delicioustreatsonline.com They are all under $5 and are all organic.

Answer 5

Sometimes the dog food you buy in stores are not safe and to be on the safe side you will want to feed your dog homemade dog food. Should that ever be the case, all that is required is a simple mix of meat, vegetables and starches.

Answer 6

With all the pet food recalls over the past few years many people have thought about making their dog's food. What's daunting about this is finding the right foods to put together for a nutritious, delicious meal. If you plan to make the dog's dry food, there are two things to consider: Does the dog eat only dry food or is the dry food a supplement to wet food. If it's a supplement to wet food, the content requirements are not as restrictive as those for the dog who eats only dry food.

The basic recipe for both is the same: flour, fat, egg, dry milk. The flour can range from all-purpose flour to potato flour to whole wheat flour or rye flour. There are all kinds of flour. Fats can come from animal fat, if you want to add meat or canola oil, olive oil, safflower oil, corn oil. Like flour there are all kinds of oil. Whole eggs are best, rather than just egg whites. And, yes, dry milk, that yucky stuff that makes blue milk.

6 cups of any combination of flours

1 cup of powdered milk

3-4 eggs, depending on size

1/3 cup oil

2 ½ cups liquid (milk, water, broth)

Combine the dry ingredients. Combine the wet ingredients. Mix the wet with the dry ingredients. The dough should be thick and moist (not too wet) like bread dough. Add water or flour (or some other additive), if necessary to get the consistency.

Spread the dough on a cookie sheet about a 1/2 -inch thick. You can perforate the dough in the shape you want now or just break the cooked kibble into pieces after it's cooled. You can cook it slowly at 200 degrees for about an hour, or at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. Let it cool and harden.

Now, this isn't going to taste very good, which is why you may want to add goodies to the recipe after the basic ingredients are mixed. You can add cooked and pureed meat, vegetables (green beans, sweet potatoes, spinach, carrots) and/or fruit (apples, pumpkin), even peanut butter or shredded cheese, whatever your dog likes. The main focus, however, is to keep the dough thick and moist so it smoothes easily in the pan.

You can even add herbs and spices, such as salt, turmeric or parsley, or other additives, such as brewer's yeast, rice, corn or bone meal, bran and oats. Anything your dog likes and can have is on the menu.

No-No Foods

You should never feed your dog the following foods:

- Chocolate

- Garlic (occasionally in minuscule amounts because they do like it)

- Onions

- Grapes

- Raisins

- Artificial sweeteners or fats

Answer 7

Banana bites are great for your dog and your kids can eat them too!

you will need:

• 3 cups oatmeal
• 1-1/4 cup of flour
• 2 eggs
• 1/4 cup oil
• 1/2 cup honey
• 1/2 cup milk
• 2 mashed bananas

you need to:

Mix all the wet ingredients together first (oil, honey, milk, and bananas), and then add the flour and oatmeal until you have a smooth batter. Put older kids in charge of measuring and younger ones in charge of mixing. Everyone can help pour the batter onto a lightly greased cookie sheet, and then bake at 325 degrees (160 degrees Celsius) for 25 minutes. Once your banana bites are cool to the touch, use a knife or Pizza cutter to slice them into small, bite-sized squares.

Dogs really go bananas for these yummy snacks, but don't let your pet eat too many, as they can be fattening. Particularly if your dog is prone to pudginess, be sure to limit him to just a few treats per day. Banana bites can also be used as incentive to exercise or do tricks. Keep them in the refrigerated until your dog does something treat-worthy.

Buckwheat Bone Biscuits:

you will need:

• 3-1/2 cups of buckwheat flour
• 1-1/2 cups of rolled oats
• 1/2 cup of ground beef
• 1/4 cup of olive oil
• 1 cup of water
• Pinch of salt
• 1 egg

you need to:

As each item is measured, let your kids take turns adding it to the mixing bowl (everything goes in at once). Next comes the fun part: kneading. Children are great at this. Let them go crazy with the dough -- the thicker the better.

The easiest way to make these biscuits into the shape of bones is to use a bone-shaped cookie cutter, which you can find in a variety of pet supply stores. Alternatively, you could carve the bones fairly easily with a knife. For the latter approach, it will help to make a bone pattern from paper or cardboard to guide the knife. You'll get uniform shapes that way.

One you've formed your beefy buckwheat biscuits and placed them on a cookie or baking sheet, all that's left is to bake them at 375 degrees (190 degrees Celsius) for about 30 minutes. Here's a tip for making your biscuits (and just about any oven-baked doggie snack) hard and crunchy instead of soft and chewy: Once they're done baking, allow them to cool for a few hours in the turned-off oven.

Carob Cookies

you will need:

• 2-1/4 cups of whole wheat flour
• 1/4 cup applesauce
• 1 egg
• 1/2 cup of hot water
• 1/4 cup of oil
• 1 chicken bouillon cube
• 1 tablespoon of honey
• 1 tablespoon of molasses
• 1 cup of carob chips

you need to :

Start by mixing all of these ingredients -- except for the carob chips -- together, kneading them into dough on a lightly floured surface. Then, form them into whatever shapes your hound hankers for and bake them at 300 degrees (150 degrees Celsius) for 30 minutes.

For kids, the best part of this recipe is the process of coating the cookies in carob. Melt the carob chips either in the microwave or in a pan on the stove. Then, have your little ones dip the treats into the gooey goodness or paint it on with a pastry brush. You can feed the cookies to your pet still warm, or pop them into the fridge until he's ready for them. Your kids will love creating their carob-coated goodies, and your hound will be more than happy to devour them.

Answer 8

With more dog owners paying close attention to the ingredients manufacturers serve to man’s best friend, many are opting healthy, homemade foods.

Here are some healthy dog food tips:-

Turkey & Rice Dog Food

Ingredients:

6 cups water

1 lb ground turkey

2 cups brown rice

1 tsp. dried rosemary

8 oz. frozen broccoli, carrots and cauliflower combo

Answer 9

There are many different recipes and formulas. Most include fresh meat and have various vitamins added to make a complete diet. You can find some of these recipes and formulas online.