Homemade dog treats

[AZjeff]

I've been making these treats for a couple of years, the dogs love them. I roll the dough out on silicone baking sheets on a pan and cut it into 1/2 inch squares with a pizza cutter. If you make them you want the dough dry so you can roll it. 30 minutes @ 350 makes them just slightly soft for me, YMMV. For around $2.50 it makes just under 1.5 lbs of tasty treats. You can eat them too! Sometimes I sub some rolled oats for some of the flour as you can see. I keep a small container in the fridge and the rest in the freezer.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

Anything you cook is a homemade dog treat

 

[AZjeff]

Anything you cook is a homemade dog treat

True but maybe not something you'd put in your pocket.

 

[atikovi]

Are these, good doggie treats, or bad doogie treats?

 

[earlyre]

My sister's beagle likes these..

 

[charbaby]

My dogs always liked pasta w/meatballs.

 

[NYEngineer]

Anything you cook is a homemade dog treat

I was thinking EXACTLY the same thing. My dog thinks so as well.

 

[AZjeff]

Should have posted this in the humor forum, bunch of amateur comedians around here.

Going to pass on Alton Brown's fish oil.

 

[manicrodder]

I've been making these treats for a couple of years, the dogs love them. I roll the dough out on silicone baking sheets on a pan and cut it into 1/2 inch squares with a pizza cutter. If you make them you want the dough dry so you can roll it. 30 minutes @ 350 makes them just slightly soft for me, YMMV. For around $2.50 it makes just under 1.5 lbs of tasty treats. You can eat them too! Sometimes I sub some rolled oats for some of the flour as you can see. I keep a small container in the fridge and the rest in the freezer.
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I grab a peanut butter milk bone once in a while and find it tasty so I bet your mix is better. No smart aleck remarks Zee09!

 

[Oro_O]

A lot of cross-talk here, but the idea and recipe here is quite good. I saw it last night and I shared it with my mom.

Note for history: Very probably the only time a 74 year old Kentucky mother read a post on BITOG, as well as liked it!

We will make some of these up soon. I also like the fact I can read between the recipe lines and see where I can seek in some more nutrition - not a fault of the recipe but my Dachshund will eat nothing that is not meat and she needs more to round out her diet. This looks like a great recipe and I look forward to trying it.

Thank you for posting it.

 

[Duffyjr]

I've been making these treats for a couple of years, the dogs love them. I roll the dough out on silicone baking sheets on a pan and cut it into 1/2 inch squares with a pizza cutter. If you make them you want the dough dry so you can roll it. 30 minutes @ 350 makes them just slightly soft for me, YMMV. For around $2.50 it makes just under 1.5 lbs of tasty treats. You can eat them too! Sometimes I sub some rolled oats for some of the flour as you can see. I keep a small container in the fridge and the rest in the freezer.
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One of our first dogs had bad allergies and couldn't eat any store bought treats or he would break out all over his belly so we had a similar recipe. The only thing I remember is the organic peanut butter.