My dog would drink milk out of a bowl like a cat if I let her. Some dogs can't tolerate dairy well and should avoid it, while some have no problem. That said, every dog is different, so if you have any questions, be sure to check with your vet. These homemade treats are great because they're made with all real ingredients that you can feel good about feeding your dog. You might just want to cut them in a shape other than dog bones. So, if you're looking for a savory cookie, go for it.
I should start by saying that though this recipe is not for human consumption, the ingredients in it are all totally edible and these dog treats actually smell kind of incredible fresh out of the oven. If you make them, I hope your dog is, too! And if you want to try an even more unique chicken treat, try this Chicken Jello for Dogs! Chicken Dog Treats Recipe So, I decided to remake these chicken treats for her to see if she'd be a fan. To say she's treat motivated is the understatement of the year and yes, I am a ridiculous enabler and spoil her to no end. She's picky to the extreme, but has several favorite treats in her arsenal and is always looking to expand her options. My dog Winnie, however, is a whole other story. I wasn't super offended though because Mitzi is a one treat kinda girl and doesn't really believe that variety is the spice of life.
I made them for my aunt's dog Mitzi and rather than eat them, she basically went around and buried them throughout the house. I first made these chicken treats way back in 2011, long before I knew how obsessed I would be with my someday dog. (This recipe for Chicken Dog Treats was originally posted in July 2011, but has been updated with new photos and content in 2018).
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