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Homemade Dog Treats Apple
Fritters Summertime
special - Popsicle You'll
need Kong toy, peanut butter and 1.
Get a Kong toy that has a hole suitable for stuffing 2.
Stuff it with peanut butter or cheese spread or other 3.
Put the filled Kong toy into your freezer and 4.
In the meantime, open ready-made chicken or beef 5.
Get the stuffed toy from the freezer and ensure that the 6. Put back into the freezer until the inside is frozen. Then
give it to your dog on an especially hot day. "Two
Paws Up" Liver Treats 2. Place
it in a pot filled with water, bring it to a boil and let it 3. Take it out of the water and place it on paper towels to cool. 4. Cut the
liver into small cubes (about one-half inch square or 5. Place
the cubes on an over-proof tray and bake for one hour 6. Let the cubes cool before serving. He will love every one. P.S. If liver
is too expensive, buy hot dogs instead. Boil them You
Won the Lotto and Want To Share 1. Buy a steak of your choice, large enough for both of you. 2. Preheat oven to 425-degrees. 3. Put a
little honey (about 2 oz) in a saucepan and heat on 4. Spray
a pan (like a broiler tray) with non-stick spray made 5. Slice
the steak into strips, each about the length of your 6. Use a pastry brush to brush each piece with the runny honey. 7. Bake for ten-minutes at 425-degrees. 8. Let the
pieces cool and get hard before giving them to 9. These keep in the refrigerator for up to three days. P.P.S.
Do not feed your dog raw meat or fish. He is susceptible 1. Use one large sweet apple such as Red Delicious. 2. Peel, core and quarter the apple. 3. Use a cheese slicer, knife or mandolin and slice thinly. 4. Put a
sheet of foil, wax paper or baking parchment made 5. Arrange slices on the paper so they aren't touching one another. 6. Bake at 275F for one hour or until lightly browned. 7. Turn once or twice to brown on both sides. 8. Cool and serve to dog and owner. 1. Get a
box of regular (not instant) oatmeal. My favorite is 2. Cook half-cup
of oatmeal (for about 20 treats) or a 3. Line a
cookie tray with foil, wax paper or parchment 3. Drop small globs of the oatmeal on the papered cookie tray. 4. Bake at 275F for one hour or until globs turn golden brown. 5. Turn once while baking to brown on both sides. 6. Cool before serving. Note - add
flavors, such as garlic or cheese, that your dog When you're
too busy to cook, there are plenty of wholesome
Remember,
treats are to be used sparingly and only for To
determine how much food your dog should have each day, |
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