| | The Ultimate Dog Treat Cookbook: Homemade Goodies for Man's Best Friend |  | Manufacturer: Howell Book House
Category: Digital Book Service
Buy New: $1.49
Avg. Customer Rating:  20 reviews
Format: Amazon Upgrade
Media: Digital
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 128
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 8.2 x 0.5
Dewey Decimal Number: 636.7085
ASIN: B000FL88QW
Publication Date: September 9, 2005
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Product Description
HOMEMADE TREATS FOR MAN'S BEST FRIEND
With 50 canine-tested, veterinarian-approved recipes,The Ultimate Dog Treat Cookbook has something to delight every canine connoisseur. Dog lovers can stir up appetizing homemade treats for their beloved pooches using easy-to-find ingredients and easy-to-follow instructions. Recipes include Peanut Butter-Honey Nut Cheerios Balls, Taco Treats, Birthday Blueberry Pupcakes, Halloween Treats, Frozen Magic Meatballs, and more. There are even delicious doggy delicacies for pets with special needs, including Turkey Jerky and Salad Bar Bones. Fun and funky color illustrations plus Nutritional Notes and Treats and Tidbits about cooking and storing the goodies ensure that cooks will enjoy this book as much as their pets enjoy their homemade treats!
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Fun. November 30, 2008
Gives great, easy recipes for our furry little friends. I've only made a handful of the recipes, but my doggies have enjoyed it all very much!
 fun to make; not at all healthy for your pet November 10, 2008
As other reviewers noted, while your dog may enjoy the treats--they aren't all dog-friendly ingredients health-wise. I've studied animal nutrition at length and their are ingredients that are actually harmful to pets; but tasty nonetheless.
Cornmeal, for example, is a common allergen. There are also endless items that have additives and preservatives that your pet should never have to stomach.
Personally, I would suggest pampering your pooch with Dr. Pitcairn's Health for Dogs and Cats. This has been my "pet food bible" as well as learning how to cure some things naturally. My Pomeranian went from coarse, unshiny fur to glossy "cat-fur" after I began this regimen and that is what got me into my own personal study of animal health and nutrition. I urge you to pamper your pets and go natural and healthy if you really want to show love...Dr. Pitcairn's New Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs and Cats p.s. I have no tie in anyway to Dr. Pitcairn...just a raving fan of how he helped my babies!!
 Ok- but not from scratch September 23, 2008
This has a lot of good doggy treats, but it uses a lot of canned products (campbells soup, bisquick ect) and most recipes have cornmeal in them which is a dog allergen. Other than that it has lots of tips and lots of recipes. Just not from scratch..the semi homemade of dog cookbooks
As previously stated....not a beginners book May 1, 2008
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I own a dog treat business as a part time keep me busy type venture. While this book has a lot of recipes and ideas, some are complicated and require a lot of time to be spent purchasing items that aren't otherwise in the average kitchen. While the book itself isn't horrible, being a regular dog treat/food maker, it isn't the most user friendly or beginner type book either.
 My favorite dog recipe book January 19, 2008
I've purchaed several recipe books for my pups and used more recipes out of this book than any other. There are also helpful tips and nutritional information throughout the book. The recipes are fairly easy and my three pups have enjoyed every one I have made so far.
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