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Tasty Recipes for Doggie Treats
LIVER TREATS

1lb liver
1 clove garlic
Bring to the boil in a little water (adding garlic). Simmer for 5 minutes until cooked. Drain on kitchen paper and cut into small pieces. Spread onto baking sheet and bake at 150 C for half an hour. Turn off oven and leave until cold.

LIVER CAKE
1lb liver
1lb granary flour
3 eggs
2 cloves garlic
Oil
Milk
Liquidise liver with eggs, a little milk, a little oil and garlic in blender. Add to flour and mix. Put into microwave dish and cook on full power for approximately 10 minutes (for 750w). Cut cake into slices and freeze. Take out of freezer when required and cut into small treats.

Yummy Fillers for Kong Toys
Spanish Konglette
Plug the small hole on the Kong with tape and stand in a mug. Soak dry dog food (enough to fill half the Kong) in warm water. To this mixture, add a beaten egg and pour into the Kong. Cook in the microwave for 30-45 seconds (depending on microwave wattage). Leave to cool before giving to your dog.

Welsh Kongbit
Plug the small hole on the Kong with tape and stand in a mug. Soak dry dog food (enough to fill half the Kong) in warm water. Alternate layers of soaked dog food and grated low fat cheese. Cook in the microwave for 30-40 seconds (depending on microwave wattage).
Leave to cool before giving to your dog.

Frozen Kong
Plug the small hole on the Kong with tape and stand in a mug. Fill the Kong with dry dog food and water. Put into the freezer. When frozen this makes an ideal soother for teething puppies or a nice cool treat on a hot day.

** Marmite or Peanut Butter rubbed around the inside of the Kong is a simple way to keep your dog amused for hours!

NEED HELP?

These are just a few problems that you may encounter with your pet. If you are experiencing problems, please call me for advice and help.

Home visits can be arranged by appointment.

Sally Ann Sore M.I.A.C.E. Pet Behaviour Counsellor
01449 676992 or 07775 736960
Email: sally@pet-behaviour.com

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