Recipe Reviews for Salmon Cakes for Dogs



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Could I use regular pink salmon?

by Russell Sampson
(chicago, IL)

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Could I use regular pink salmon?

Chef's Answer ~ Yes, that would be fine to use in place of the wild Alaskan salmon. You can also experiment with canned tuna or chicken to add variety to your dogs homemade dog treats.

I hope that helps! Happy Dog Treat Baking. :)

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Yum yum, salmon dog treats

by Russell
(Chicago, IL)

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yum yum

Wow! I never gave my dog salmon cakes before. I'm afraid if I start this she will not go back to here regular food.

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Why remove the bones?

by Robin
(Florida, USA)

Why remove the bones? Salmon bones are soft and I should think they would add some nutrition to the treat.

Chef's Answer ~ You're right, salmon bones, especially for salmon that comes in a can are quite soft. The direction to remove the bones is more of a safety precaution. It's a reminder to be aware that there could possibly be bones and you may want to remove them.

If the bones in the can of salmon are small and can be crushed into the salmon, I would think that would be fine for the recipe and would indeed add to the nutritional component.

I hope this helps. Happy Dog Treat Baking! :)

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