Baked Dog Treat Recipe – Cheese Flavour

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HOMEMADE CHEESY DOG TREATS
 

  • 8 ounces shredded cheddar cheese
  • 1/2 cup margarine
  • 1 egg
  • 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
  • 1 1/2 cups wheat germ
  • pinch salt
  • 2 TBS milk
  1. cream cheese and margarine together using electric mixer.  Add egg.  Stir in flour, wheat germ, salt (if using) and milk.  Cover and chill for up to one hour.
  2. Roll dough out to approx. 1/4 ” thick and cut into desired shapes.
  3. Bake at 350 F for 15 – 18 minutes
  4. Cool and store in air tight container.

4 thoughts on “Baked Dog Treat Recipe – Cheese Flavour”

  1. I used rice flour and flax seed instead of wheat germ for my granddog and she loved them. I just got an order from my son for another batch.

  2. Hi John

    Thanks for the comment. Rice flour should work okay here because it is tasteless, so your lucky pups will get more cheesy flavour. Not sure of the consistency factor.

    I used to have to prepare gluten free for my mom, and found many alternatives. I used to mix buckwheat flour with the lighter rice flour for a more binding and sticky dough. (use more rice than buckwheat).

    Also there are lots of other gluten free options as you probably know, such as soy, quinoa etc.

    Good luck and thanks

    Jane

  3. This is a great resource site and thanks for maintaining it! One question, and I might answer it myself here, though I will also ask my Vet, if we want to avoid whole wheat flour and gluten in the food, shouldn’t we have treat recipes that are gluten free, too? Can rice flour be used interchangeably here? I realize that treats will not make up as much of the daily intake as their food. Just curious. John Benbow

  4. Sometimes (rarely) you come across a blog or site that is what it says it is, and this is one of those. I love your site and will be back for more. It’s bookmarked! Jennie Potts

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