Tasty & Tempting
Turkey Dog Treat Recipes

What's Cooking? Dog treats, of course! The Dog Treat Mixing Bowl newsletter will keep you up-to-date on the latest recipes, ingredients, tips and techniques. Our goal is to make baking homemade dog treats simple, fun, and nutritious.

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In This Issue:

• Turkey Dog Treat Recipes
• Pet Cancer Awareness Month
• National Peanut Butter Lovers Month
• Praise for Dog Treat Kitchen.com
• December Sneak Peek
• Your Special Gift - Top Ten Favorite Dog Treat Recipes

Turkey Dog Treat Recipes

Depending on how you cook your own turkey, the feast that accompanies it may not be good for your dog.

Now, don't get me wrong, plain, lean, cooked turkey is just fine for your dog. It's the gravy (usually with spices and onions), the mashed potatoes (loaded with butter and gravy), and the pumpkin pie (loaded with sugar), these are the things your dog should not feast upon.

So, how do you include your little gobbler in the festivities? By making turkey and pumpkin homemade dog treats! :)

You may remember that last months Newsletter was all about pumpkins. However, I was saving one special recipe just for November. You can't have a turkey feast without a pumpkin pie, so this month we've made pumpkin pie dog biscuits!

Turkey & Stuffing Dog Treats - We've combined two favorites into one treat, turkey and stuffing. This is an easy dog treat recipe since you use turkey baby food straight from the jar.

This is a wonderfully textured treat. The outside becomes crisp, but the inside stays nice and moist.


Wheat Free Dog Treats with Turkey - If your dog is sensitive to wheat, you'll want to make a batch of these versatile treats.

Not only can you use canned turkey, but you can mix it up with canned tuna, chicken, even luxurious wild salmon.


Pumpkin Pie Dog Biscuits - Last, but not least, dessert. After a treat or two of turkey dog treats, you'll want to end the day with a sweet and yummy pumpkin pie biscuit, hold the whip cream. :)

Pet Cancer Awareness Month

http://petcancerawareness.org/

http://www.acfoundation.org/

By supporting these causes, you are helping to save or extend a companion animals life. You are also helping researchers come closer to cures for both animals and humans diagnosed with cancer.

Peanut Butter Lovers Month

Check out our current list of Peanut Butter Dog Treat Recipes to get you started in this month long celebration of everything peanut butter.

Dog Treat Kitchen Testimonials

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"Thanks again for your great recipes!"

"Just wanted to say thanks for a great website. It is my go-to site for answers and great recipes. I've also passed it along to others who need education about care and feeding of dogs."

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December Newsletter Sneak Peek

We're going to give you in depth tips, strategies, and materials to ship your homemade dog treats to your friends and family.

Winter is such a wonderful time for baking. So we think you should share the love of homemade dog treats to a deserving dog.

Your Special Gift -
for Newsletter Subscribers Only

Please accept this special gift, a collection of the Top Ten Favorite Dog Treat Recipes. Right-click to download this PDF file.

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Want more of a certain type of recipe? Need treat ideas for your next dog party? Let me know what's missing from the dog treat pantry and I'll get to it right away.

Thanks for reading. Until next month,

Happy Dog Treat Baking!

Michelle