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BPO Food Forum => Food Discussion & Information => : Scootergirl October 19, 2005, 11:34:59 PM
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Our Humane Society has a booth twice a year at a local craft show where we sell homemade dog and cat treats. While researching recipes for new treats we could sell, I ran across this site:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/1011/dog.htm#snicker
with tons of great suggestions. (It also has newfs at the top of the page!).
What are your favorite homemade dog treat recipes??
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Thanks for the link Jeanne.
Those recipes look like fun.
Looks like great Christmas Gift material.
John
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Thank you so much for that link!! I'm saving it in my favorites. I figure one day I'll get the courage to try baking again, and I would love to try baking doggie treats! ;D
Andi
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I click on the link and it says:
"The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer. Visit our help area for more information."
WAAAH!!! I wanna see the recipies!!!
HA! HA! The power of BPO!! We overloaded its capacity for views!! Luckily, I copied and saved all the recipes in a Word document so if anyone wants them, just PM me and give me your e-mail.
Jeanne
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I got the link to work. Just so you know.Thanks for the post. I swear if I start baking for the dogs my hubby will go nuts. He already thinks I feed the dogs better than the rest of us. :D.
Jenn
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Hheheeeee!! I just got a really good idea. I'm gonna bake some doggie treats and tell Tony I made cookies. He'll be so excited he just might eat some before I tell him they're for the dogs! :o OK.... maybe not.... that's not nice, I know!
Andi
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Hheheeeee!! I just got a really good idea. I'm gonna bake some doggie treats and tell Tony I made cookies. He'll be so excited he just might eat some before I tell him they're for the dogs!  :o OK.... maybe not.... that's not nice, I know!
Andi
LOL you are soo bad ;D
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A breeder friend of mine has a Mother in Law that LOVES her puppies and made this recipe.
Combine:
8 cups white flour
4 cups whole wheat flour
8 cups oatmeal
12 cups grated cheese
MIX IN
2 beaten eggs
1/2 cup oil
1/2 cup milk
1 cup liquid honey
4 cups warm water MIX WELL Roll out on floured board ( not to much flour)around 1 inch
thick. BAKE AT 350 FOR 20-25 MINUTES.
if YOU WANT YOU CAN DIVIDE IN HALF FOR SMALLER BATCH.
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Hheheeeee!! I just got a really good idea. I'm gonna bake some doggie treats and tell Tony I made cookies. He'll be so excited he just might eat some before I tell him they're for the dogs!  :o OK.... maybe not.... that's not nice, I know!
Andi
Its not horrible per se ... there were some peanut butter cookies that sounded pretty good on there Andi!!!
HAHAHAHA! I was thinking more along the lines of the garlic treats! 4 Cloves of Garlic! WHOOOHOOO!! That's enough to make ya wanna clear outta the house! lol
Andi
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Thanks for the recipes!!!! Maybe I'll make one for my new pup ;D
I love to bake and always wanted to try a dog cookie recipe :)
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Allrecipes also has a bunch of dog recipes. Here is a list ofsome of their dog recipes: http://mrlt.allrecipes.com/lists/195.asp
Come christmas time I am going to make these for presents to the doggies in my life: http://cookie.allrecipes.com/az/DgTrts.asp (it is reviewed with a perfect score by 83 people; can't beat that!)
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i got the cutest dog cookbook from barnes and noble nearly 5 years ago! i had a really picky eater shihtuz at the time, and now that i have my newfie, who loves everything food, i can't find it! :P but i know you can get it and it has some really cute recipes!!!
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Here's one that I make all the time for my dogs. Have also sold them at craft fairs, and they go fast!
2 cups whole wheat flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup skim milk
Preheat oven to 350
Combine flour & baking powder; in a separate bowl, combine peanut butter & milk; mix wet ingred. w/ dry ingred. and knead together. Roll out to 1/4" thick. Cut w/ cookie cutter (I use bone-shape), bake for 10-15 min.
I make these for all my human family's dogs at Christmas. So simple, and the dogs love them. PS you can underbake them for a couple of minutes and they wont be as crunchy--good for those older small dogs with shakey teeth!
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OOooohhh, this is so cool! Now I can do some holiday baking but not have the cookies etc. lying around for ME to eat!!!
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I'm sooo excited, I'm going to try to make doggie treats!!! I've decided nothing I bake for human consumption turns out right, so I'm going to try to bake for my doggies instead! Wish me luck......I bet my furbabies won't complain! hehehe ;D
Andi
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Well, since you brought this up again, I thought I would brag a little - our craft show booth made over $1000 with our homemade dog and cat treats - among other things!!! We had a couple people come by that said, "this is the only booth I look forward to anymore!"