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Recipes

Making your own homemade treats is easier than you think. Although it won’t necessarily save you time, it will definitely save you money. Plus, you will know exactly what’s in the dog treats.​​

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Basic Two Ingredient Recipe

If you’ve never made treats before, start with a basic two-ingredient dog treat such as flour and yogurt. Use a flour that is easy to handle (such as wholemeal flour) and combine the two ingredients to make a dough. If the dough is too dry, add more yogurt until you get the correct consistency. If the dough is too wet, add a little more flour. Simple treats like these should be baked for 20 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Once you have mastered your basic two-ingredient treat, you can experiment with different ‘dry’ and ‘wet’ ingredients to see what flavor your dog enjoys best. Below are a few healthy choices to get you started. 

Healthy Ingredients

Blueberries

Oat flour or rolled oats

Chickpea flour

Rye flour

Watermelon

Baby food

Unsweetened apple sauce

Peanut butter

Low-sodium broth

Eggs

 

Canned pumpkin

Banana

Yogurt

Lean Meats

Apples with seeds removed

Oranges with seeds removed

Carrots

Green beans

Cucumbers

Zucchini

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Toxic Ingredients

No matter how careful you are, your dog might find and swallow something they shouldn't.

Keep the number of your local vet, the closest emergency clinic, and the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center -- (888) 426-4435 -- where you know you can find it. 

And, if you think your dog has eaten something toxic, call for emergency help right away.

Chocolate
Grapes, Raisins, Sultanas, and Currants
Artificial Sweeteners (Xylitol) 
Onions and Garlic
Coffee, Tea and other Caffeine
Alcohol

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Macadamia Nuts
Dairy Products

Corn on the Cob

Avocados

Bread Dough

Milk and dairy products

Salt

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