16 Oct
Posted by Suburban Grandma in All Recipes, Health, Life, Pork, Saving Money, Tips
I never thought I would be baking for pets, but here I am, making treats for my kid’s dogs.
It all started by finding doggie treats pictures on Pinterest (click here to view my board pictures) and pinning them on my Pet TLC board.
Also, being as frugal as I am , I decided to try making some for our family dogs.
My son’s dog Roxy was visiting us for few weeks, so instead of buying special treats for her, I whipped up a fresh batch of Bacon Dog Biscuits, and plan to try other recipes in the future.
Believe me, I was a little skeptical about this experiment, but figured if others make these for their dogs, then it should be safe for our dog.
I had all the necessary ingredients at home, so there was no stopping me from this project. Roxy had her nose up in the air the whole time these treats were baking, and filling up my kitchen with the bacon aroma.
She absolutely LOVES them. These are so easy to make. Very fresh, made with all wholesome ingredients (good enough to sample by humans… that is if my little grandson were to grab one by accident. I definitely would not feel the same way about the manufactured ones).
Also not to mention the savings, by not driving to the pet store to purchase some there (who knows how long ago they were made, and under what conditions…maybe even in some foreign country….), plus they are not cheap by any means.
This recipe yields 30 biscuits, about 4 x 1 1/2 inches.
Ingredients:
Directions:
I have few other homemade dog treats recipes to share, so stay tuned.
TIP: If you do not have bacon fat, you can always use oil, or some bacon fat and some oil.
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4 Responses
emilee
October 16th, 2012 at 8:12 am
1now you need to make some kitty treats! i bet my cats would like these though!!!
Marilyn
October 16th, 2012 at 9:25 am
2Thanks.. What you do for family! and their pets! My daughter made doggie treats as christmas gifts one year for friends with dogs! They were a hit too!
Where did you find the cookie cutter!
Suburban Grandma
October 16th, 2012 at 5:19 pm
3I was thinking about kitty treats, but I’m lacking a “test panel”…..none of my local family owns cats….
Will keep this in mind though. Thank you.
Suburban Grandma
October 20th, 2012 at 10:03 pm
4The doggie bone cookie cutter was only 49 cents, and I found it at Kitchen & Company in my town. Making gourmet dog treats like this is definitely a money saver. These special dog treats are quite expensive at the pet shop.
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