Peachy squirrel cookies for the dog
By
deb baldwin
@messinthekitchen
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What is better than a peachy tasting cookie in the shape of a squirrel for some hungry Westies.
Dogs should not be given peaches because of the skin and the pit, but canned, homemade canned or fresh peach flesh (pealed and pitted), will make a tasty treat for your dog.
The peach pit is very poisonous so dispose of the pit and skin in a dog prof container for the trash.
I have been baby sitting a few extra dogs this week so I wanted to try out a homemade doggy treat and see how they like it.
I got this recipe from seespotbake.wordpress.com/...iscuits
Dogs should not be given peaches because of the skin and the pit, but canned, homemade canned or fresh peach flesh (pealed and pitted), will make a tasty treat for your dog.
The peach pit is very poisonous so dispose of the pit and skin in a dog prof container for the trash.
I have been baby sitting a few extra dogs this week so I wanted to try out a homemade doggy treat and see how they like it.
I got this recipe from seespotbake.wordpress.com/...iscuits
Ingredients
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1 mediumpeach or canned peaches (about equal to one whole peach)
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·if using a fresh peach, remove skin and pit
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2 Tbsphoney
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1/4 cwater
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2 coats, old fashion
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1 1/2 call purpose flour
How to Make Peachy squirrel cookies for the dog
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In a blender, add the old fashion oats and blend until it is the consistency of flour.
Mix in the flour, put into a bowl and set aside.