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Dogs and Peanuts

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Can dogs and peanuts go together? Using peanut butter for dogs in home-made dog treats can add nutrition and lots of appeal to your home baked dog biscuits and cookies. Peanut butter was actually invented around 1890 by a nutrition-conscious doctor who prescribed it for his patients in order to increase their protein intake. The […]

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Garlic for Dogs

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Is Garlic Good or Bad for Dogs? The dogs and garlic controversy is confusing. Garlic for dogs is used in some commercial dog treats, yet you may have heard that garlic is bad for dogs! What is the real story? Is it safe for dogs, or will it cause harm? If you have been thinking […]

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Dogs and Bananas

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Dogs and bananas just seem to go together, and banana dog treats are a good way to give your dog the benefits of fruit, in a fun way! Banana treats for dogs give your pet the benefits of fruit and enhance the nutrition of your homemade dog treats! Consider using bananas in your next batch […]

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Bouillon in Dog Treats

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What about bouillon in dog treats ingredients? A little chicken or beef bouillon will give your homemade dog treats a delicious meaty flavor. Either Chicken or beef bouillon can be used to flavor your homemade dog treats. And dogs love the flavor of both! Dog Treat Flavoring Adding a teaspoon to a tablespoon of chicken […]

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Cornmeal for Dogs

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How Safe is It? What about cornmeal for dogs? Is it safe to use in your homemade dog treats or can it harm your dog? The answer is complicated… Commercial dog treats and commercial dog food often have a fair amount of cornmeal in them. Sometimes commercial dog food companies go a bit overboard with […]

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Carob for Dogs

carob for dogs in dog treats and cakes

The Perfect Chocolate Substitute Substituting carob for dogs in dog treats will give your dog cookies a chocolate-like smell and taste, without the danger of chocolate. Naturally sweet, carob has a chocolaty flavor that dogs love! And carob is absolutely safe for you to use in homemade dog treat recipes. What is Carob? Known by […]

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Cheese for Dogs

cheese for dogs

Is cheese for dogs a healthy choice or is cheese bad for dogs? The simple answer is that, for most dogs, some cheese is beneficial. But there are a few instances in which cheese may not be good for your dog… Cheese is used in some dog food formulas, commercially. And it is easy to […]

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Carob Chips for Dogs

Carob chip cookies for dogs

Carob chips for dogs are a great chocolate substitute in homemade dog treats. And, carob tastes good to both you and your dog. And, as good as carob drops taste, you’ll also be adding healthy roughage and nutrition to your homemade dog treat recipes. As you probably already know, chocolate can be harmful or even […]

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Bulgur for Dogs

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A Safe Dog Treat Ingredient Including bulgur for dogs in your dog treat ingredients will add crunchiness and nutrition to your homemade dog treats. Just a few tablespoons will significantly improve your dog treat recipe! In addition, you can substitute this healthy grain for ingredients like oatmeal. If you decide to do this, substitute cup […]

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Brewers Yeast for Dogs

brewers yeast for dogs

Got fleas? Brewers yeast for dogs can be used for natural flea control and as a flea preventative–and it is safe for your dog. Yeast used to be a by-product of the beer brewing industry. Now it is also made specifically as a nutritional supplement. Dog nutritional yeast, rich in vitamins, can be added to […]

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