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Thanksgiving Dog Treats

11/17/2021

Sweet Potatoes, carrots and ground turkey are the main ingredients in these DIY healthy and delicious dog treat. I call them my Thanksgiving Treats, because these are the ingredients we mainly cook with around the TG holiday. However. I am certain your dog will love these treats any time of the year.

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Thanksgiving Treats for Dogs

11/15/2019

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With the Thanksgiving Holiday approaching, I thought I'd share one of my favorite dog treat recipes:
Thanksgiving Treats! The recipe is taken from my Canine Recipe Book: "Chew On This"

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Chocolate safe for dogs to eat? Carob is the chocolate substitute dogs can indulge on!

11/29/2018

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Apollo is super excited to get these "Chocolate" covered dog biscuits I just made. Of course, they are not dipped in real chocolate, because dogs can't have chocolate. It's one of those forbitten foods for dogs. These homemade dog biscuits are made with carob, a naturally sweet chocolate substitute that is safe for dogs to eat.

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DIY Thanksgiving Treats for Your Dog

11/15/2018

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Want to make some special treats for your dogs this Thanksgiving? Here is my Thanksgiving treat recipe.

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Blue Oatmeal Cookies - DYI Dog Treats

10/3/2018

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These healthy dog treats are made with organic blueberries, yogurt, oats and fax seed.
Prep Time: 10 Min
Cook Time: 30 Min

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Spinach and Rice Homemade Dog Treats

9/18/2018

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I love making my own dog treats and my dogs love to eat them!

Here is a recipe from my canine recipe book "Chew On This - Homemade Dog Treat Recipes" using spinach and rice as the main ingredients.

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Homemade Dog Treats - Applesauce Biscuits

9/13/2018

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Here is an easy-to-make biscuit recipe for homemade dog treats using applesauce and peanut butter. They are super easy to make and can be stored in your refrigerator for several weeks. My dogs love these biscuits!

Please be sure to use natural unsweetened applesauce and peanut butter in your dog treats. Do not use anything with the label "lite," as it contains artificial sweeteners. Artificial sweetened ingredients should NEVER be used in any dog food preparation, as they are toxic to canines.

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