DIY a ton of CHEAP homemade dog treats ! PYRAMID PAN DOG TREATS RECIPE 

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Thank you! Yes, these are so adaptable to your dog's needs and budget.

Yes, they certainly can be! This gives a nice alternative to store bought, especially for dogs with special diet needs.

Can I use raw meat purée that an add to a mold an out in the oven I don’t want them hard or crunchy but soft . Will this be okay? ​@@serenitydogtraining-twoharbors

@@trishameloling2367 You can adapt the recipe to whatever works best for your dog. Because they homemade, with fresher items like raw meat, you'll want to be sure to keep treats refrigerated or frozen until needed. With softer treats they won't keep as long as drier ones.

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Yes. You may need to adjust consistency and/or baking time. Just play around with it a bit. Your dog will be happy to eat any failed batches! Mine always are, lol!

NO to flour!! Find a healthier substitute , such as almond flour

Here, I used a hand blender. A regular blender works too. I imagine a food processor would also get the job done as long as it can get a smooth texture. You can use any shape silicone mold. You'll just need to play around with baking time to find what works. If they are too gummy, try baking a little longer or letting them stay in oven as it cools down.

If they don't come out easily, I will first try baking them a little longer. They usually pop out nicely when they're drier. I've also sometimes tweaked the ingredients a bit by adding more egg and/or reducing liquids.

I've not used a cookie cutter, but I imagine if you just adjust the flour to make it more playdough consistency it'd work. Almond flour might be too rich for a dog. I'd check with your vet to see if that would be okay to use.

She didn't feed them the shells but healthier options are definitely better but more expensive and hard to find depending on where you live

You can use any flour, or none at all, based on your preferences and your dog's needs.😊

On Amazon there are many to choose from. a.co/d/5dkF3pw I've also found them in speciality kitchen shops.

I've done chicken livers, salmon, baby food, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, bananas, and peanut butter. The sky is the limit with this since you choose what goes in it. Just adjust consistency with flour and/or water as needed and adjust baking time if needed.

I've not tried it. If you have it try, let us know how it went.

I didn't add water to this one. However, I do sometimes add water or flour to adjust consistency if needed.

The water from the tuna in combination with the egg is what makes it so liquidy

I've never used yogurt in place of eggs. If you try it, I'd love if you comment back how it turned out!

I bake them until they are dry and crunchy. You can store them in the refrigerator for one to two weeks or in the freezer for a few months. If you make yours a little softer, you'll need to reduce the length of time you can store them. I prefer to keep mine in the freezer and just take out a handful to use for the day.

@@serenitydogtraining-twoharbors Thank you so much for the respond very helpful. Really appreciate

You can use anything your dog enjoys. Liver, chicken, baby food, peanut butter, ...

@@serenitydogtraining-twoharbors I never fed Baby Food to my own children... because even back then... there was LEAD in the Baby Food... Yesterday it was on the NEWS... that the FDA is cracking down on "How much Lead" can be in Baby Food... I thought that was unreal... especially how expensive Baby Food is today. The WHITE Tuna has the most Mercury in it... I'm sure little bits of Tuna isn't bad... but people need to know about the Mercury in it. How I found that out... Years ago, I had a little Cafe and was advised NOT to have TUNA on my Menu so my customers would not get sick!!! That scared me...

Skip jack has little to no mercury - for years i been eating tuna and sushi at least twice week- i have been tested and i have barely a trace of mercury in my body

@@annylaurie422 That is Great... I don't think we have that brand here in New Mexico (US)... but I will look. Thank you for sharing that info.

Absolutely! You definitely want to use dog safe foods. If anyone is unsure, then check with your veterinarian. 😊