Making your own dog treats

Found a great natural dog treat to make, and yes you can call it "chicken crack"! Works best if you have a food dehydrator. Semi-freeze boneless chicken breasts, take out one piece at a time to cut. Cut with the grain, as thin as possible. Place pieces flat on dehydrator trays. Set on meat/high and dry for 8 hrs. Place in ziplock freezer bag and freeze. Take out what is needed for the day. Your dog will love it!!! Haven't given it to the cat yet, he might like it too.

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Permalink Reply by Krissy C. on July 12, 2010 at 9:31pm

My bf and I wered just talking about making meat jerky for our now teething pup. (Plus she looooves those dehydrated sweet potatoes from our pet supply place!)
Thanks for posting this. Will need to try soon!

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Permalink Reply by Wendy Friel on July 13, 2010 at 9:16am

The batch I made is all gone and friends critters loved it too. Very simple. Another good teething treat is either a frozen cleaned carrot or I live near a wholesale produce company and I get the restaurant carrots and they a super big. I cut them in 1/2 dollar size like an inch thick. Daisy still loves them and she is now 16 months old.