Homemade Carrot, Date, and Oatmeal Vegan Dog Treats

APS commented:

4-23-2012 2:16 PM

Had a SERIOUS issue with these. The dough was WAY too sticky to roll flat and thus couldn't be turned into a rollable dough to cut shapes from. This recipe does not have enough of a dry to wet ratio.
Corinne Alexaki commented:

1-31-2012 12:23 AM

Bubba's mom, gluten-free flour is also wheat free, so you should be able to make these treats. I hope this recipe soon becomes Bubba's favorite!
Bubba's mom commented:

1-28-2012 2:20 PM

Any ideas on suggestions for a great wheat/corn substitute? Bubba is allergic to wheat and corn so I haven't found a great biscuit recipe.
Lilmike commented:

1-26-2012 11:34 PM

Wish you offered a "print" button for your recipes, so could print just the one page - a much more environmentally friendly option!
chander kumar soni commented:

1-26-2012 12:00 PM

useful info.
Genesis commented:

1-26-2012 2:37 AM

I agree with bunny, i would love to see a a recipe for bunny treats
Corinne Alexaki commented:

1-25-2012 5:41 PM

Kathleen, I give my dog Spectrum brand flaxseed oil with DHA. You can find this at Whole Foods near the fish oil. Flaxseed oil with DHA has the same benefits as fish oil. DHA is Omega-3 already converted into a useable form - something our bodies have difficulty doing on their own, which is why I recommend getting the oil with the added DHA. Check out my vegan dog food recipe in the PETA Living Companion Animals section called "Say 'No' to Kibble: Vegan Dog-Food Recipe."
Kathleen commented:

1-25-2012 3:46 PM

What a nice once in a while treat, I say once in a while cause my little friend is a senior and 8lbs and needs to lose weight, she has arthritis I give her omega 3 oils and glucosamine for which has greatly helped, I have cut out all biscuits and other treats, and now just giver her a high quality dog food along with cooked carrots and some other non toxic veggies ( she has anal gland issues) the carrots really help with keeping things moving lol. but I would love to make her a little treat every now and then! Its funny cause I don't eat any animals, yet I give my dog fish oil capsules, and it works, wish there was another form that can help her joints, any suggestions?? I know algae is good for humans to get there omega 3's ...but I don't know about dogs?
Lisa commented:

1-25-2012 3:25 PM

Love the picture & can always use a new recipe, thanks for sharing! I have two recipes I make for my pups & my clients at Christmas. One is a carob/peanut butter cookie & the other is an apple sauce/honey/carob muffin recipe! My pups prefer the carob/peanut butter cookie tho(hard to kneed dough, but they love them)
Louise N. commented:

1-25-2012 2:16 PM

Great recipe..:) however I wouldn't put peanut butter in it. Like humans, dogs can be allergic to nuts. I don't want to challenge fate.. Maybe I'm just an overprotective "frenchie mum"..

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