I actually should give this 10 stars because my two little min-pins are very pleased. They want to thank you for this recipe! I used chicken broth and egg substitute. I only had to cook them 5 minutes and they were plenty done. Thank you!
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Please leave out the onion salt,dogs should not have onions in any form.
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When these were cooking, they had such a strong garlic smell that I thought no way would my little doggies (Dachshunds) eat these! But maybe that's why they love them so!! And these were very easy to make! I used a large bone cookie cutter and rolled the dough out a little thick, so they would have a treat that would last a little longer than two seconds - maybe like two minutes! :) Jagger, Maggie, & Chester says WOOF WOOF meaning thanks for the recipe and it's five stars!!!
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Garlic can cause dogs to have seizures. Need to make a note of this on recipe.
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*****NO FORM OF ONIONS FOR DOGS!!!!***** in other words, please leave out the onion salt! In fact, dogs should not have any kind of spices, in any form. Dogs can not digest spices or onions!!!!
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Salt is also not good for dogs. And garlic is, in fact, toxic in large quantities. I think this would be just fine without all of the risky stuff.
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I made these today for my lab Maggie and my chihuahua Nacho... both of them went bonkers.... my very food motivated dogs did all sorts of tricks to get more of this. II left out the onion and added in some parsley and parmisan... smelled pretty darn good too! Im packing some up right now to send to a friend.
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My dog simply loves these. A little note about the garlic:
Garlic contains a compound named thiosulphate. In extremely high levels thiosulphate can be a dangerous toxin that cause hemolytic anemia in dogs. But we’re not talking about garlic dog treats, supplemental garlic, or healthy table scraps that may have included fresh garlic in the recipe. We’re talking about situations where your pet sniffs out several bulbs of garlic you were about to use for a giant batch of homemade spaghetti sauce for the whole neighborhood and winds up eating 50 cloves in one sitting. So, putting a little garlic powder in your dog's treat or in foods you give him isn't going to kill him.
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I'm not sure I would give this to my dog with the onion and the double dose of garlic. This was on the ASPCA website "Dogs, and especially cats, are sensitive to garlic, Jaspar. Unfortunately, we do not know specifically what dosage causes problems, and it is not yet completely known what breeds and age groups are most sensitive to this toxicity. What we do know is that gastrointestinal problems and red blood cell damage can occur as a result of feeding garlic to pets." even though very little may be ok there is always that chance that just that little bit could cause a reaction.
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The recipe is great - dogs love it! I didn't bother adding the onion powder because I didn't have any. I think the idea that GARLIC is bad for dogs is HYSTERICAL! I have been breeding & showing dogs for over 30 years and we have always given them garlic to help prevent fleas and ticks and also because they LOVE it! I have bred (so far) 48 Champion Collies and every one of them has eaten garlic almost every day of their life. They all live to the age of approximately 11 - 13 yrs.
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I made these for chirstmas for my 2 dogs and the 2 visiting dogs. They loved them!
I did omit the garlic and onion and used parsley flakes instead and used a little regular salt.
And I am SO happy I read the reviews first because it only took about 3 mins. to cook them.
It may have been where I stored them, but the did seem to Mold very fast. :( but other then that, they were a huge hit and I would make them again, but in a small batch!
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As the recipe title suggested, I left out the onion powder. My dogs went crazy over these! I made some for them on Christmas Eve. Wow, they loved it and I liked the fact that they cooked up so quick. I think I gave them 3 minutes as another reviewer suggested and they were perfect.
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This is a nice little money saving recipe and so quick to put together! I omitted the garlic salt as my dog already has horrible breath, so changed it to seasoned salt and added some Italian Seasoning and parsley. As suggested by other reviewers, cooked for 2 1/2 to 3 minutes and that was perfect. Nicely crisped and Snickers is giving you 2 paws up! Thx princess buttercup.
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I made these for my dog Nina she like them very much but,the time you cook them for is way to much time I would cook them for about 2 minutes or 2 1/2 minutes But trust me when I say if you cook them for 10 minutes all you will get it smoke in your kitchen and fried dog treats!
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Guess I should have read all the reviews before I started. I totally fried my first batch. They were all burnt to a crisp. I would set your microwave for about 2 minutes and then check on them and add time as needed. I added red pepper flakes to mine since our dog seems like things that are spicy. Thanks for the recipe!
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Good recipe! Add a drop of mint for those stinky mouths! Didn't use onion salt either.
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garlic has been linked to pancreatitis as well as the onions causing anemia.
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I tried these again and baked (zapped) them for only 3 minutes and they came out great! The dogs love them. I substituted 1 tsp of parmesan for the onion and garlic salts, and 1/2 teaspoon parsely for the garlic powder (for their breath). I think next time I'll follow the lead of one of the reviewers and glaze them with eggwhite. Anyway, thanks for the recipe. You might want to consider warning people to stop the microwave at 3 minutes and then to zap them one minute at a time until they're done. It took a long time to get the smoke out of my house from the previous batch, which I cooked for only 5 minutes.
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It was a very easy recipe to follow, but I did avoid garlic salt and onion salt. I had a hard time with the 10 minutes. The cookies were burning by 3 minutes! I cut the time and put egg whites on top and put fork holes through them so they didn't bubble. Maybe the salt keeps normal cookies from that, I don't know. I made dog bones and heart shapes and they were gobbled up.
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My very very picky dog is running around the house like a new puppy. I made these and stuck one inside a dog bone Kong and she just loves them.
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