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What happens to the sweet potato dog chew if you don't have Parchment paper?

Is there a replacement? (i.e. aluminum foil?) My dogs love these, so I wanted to try making them. Chef's Answer ~ If you placed the sweet potato slices

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Dog treats are a hit

I can't make enough of these to keep up with the demands of two German Shepherds. They know how to make their wishes known and what can I do but mix up

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Thanks for the Sweet Potato Dog Treat Recipe

As the mom of a slightly pudgy Chihuahua and a slim and trim Chihuahua, it was difficult to find a dog treat that they both like and had the nutrition

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My sister and I loved this dog treat recpie!

My owners made this recipe for my birthday for me and my sister(Lady) and I love them! We got over 120 small size biscuits. Our owners cooked them for

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liver dog treats

I have not made it yet, but am so excited, this recipe and photo and entire description was the best ever, the most understandable and informative in every

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Adding Sourdough to recipes

I make a sourdough starter with the flour the night before I'm going to make the dog treats and then add it to the recipe, adjusting the flour to get the

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Puppy Pops

(you need a juicer) 1 medium apple 1 stalk of celery 1 carrot Juice the ingredients. Pour into a ice cube tray. This should fill half of the tray. Put

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Mint Kiss Dog Cookies

Can you use the chocolate mint leaves instead of the regular mint leaves? Chef's Comments ~ I haven't tried it, but I don't see why you couldn't use this

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Is gum paste or fondant safe for dog treat icing?

I want to put my dog's name on a huge cookie for his birthday. Can I use gum paste or fondant to do it?? Is it safe for him?? Thank You Chef's Comments

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My doggies went crazy for this dog treat recipe!!!

These were so easy to make! The dough was a little sticky so I added some oat bran to thicken it up. Instead of rolling them out I shaped them into mini

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