These savory flavored Dog Biscuit treats fill the house with awesome smells when cooking. I have to keep my dog (4-year old Beagle named Oscar) outside when I am baking them as he would be inside begging otherwise.

The Parmesan is the key ingredient for the aroma, but the Chicken and other ingredients all add to what is a delicious treat for Oscar.

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I would never have thought to make Dog treats using Apple and Carrot.

However, I have just made my third batch as I was so chuffed with how the first batch turned out I gave some to other dog-owner friends.

There is a range of great ingredients and I am sure that the Brown Sugar and Rolled Oats are also part of why they are so popular with the dogs.

These are the first treats I have made using the Mindiampetss recipes but they won’t be my last.

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My dog (Airedale) doesn’t really have a sweet tooth, so this Mindiampets Beef and Vege Balls recipe is ideal as something savory instead.

I made my first batch yesterday and used the Organic Beef and Vegetable baby food as the recipe suggested.

I am going to have a go at making the Beef and Vegetable Stew soon, so that next time I can puree some of that instead of buying the baby food. I love that idea of making as much of the product at home myself as possible.

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I have made Peanut Butter Cookies for my dog before, but this recipe intrigued me as it also had Pumpkin as well as a Glaze over the top. It is such an easy recipe to follow and Glaze is such a way of making the treat look even better.

I’m sure that my dog agrees as she comes running whenever I open the cookie jar.

I’m looking forward to trying a few other of the Mindiampets recipes based on my success with this Glazed Pumpkin and Peanut Butter cookie treat.

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I have often used Jerky products for my dog (German Shepherd) as boredom can set in, especially when home alone.

I have made the Chicken version and also the Sweet Potato one for a bit of variety and my dog goes crazy over them; yet they are so easy to make.

I bake them in the oven like the recipe says, but I am also going to have a go at making them using my food dehydrator.

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Talk about a delicious and decadent occasional doggy treat that is packed with flavor and such a great treat on a hot day.

Who would have thought that low fat yoghurt, fruit and applesauce could make such a delicious way to make a dog feel pampered?

I like that portion control guidelines have been included so that my dog doesn’t get too much of a good thing.

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It was the Recipe name “Triple P’s” that caught my attention when looking on the Mindiampets Blog.

I have always been looking out for a dog treat that I could make myself. This particular one is great, especially with the inclusion of the Pumpkin to go with the Peanut Butter.

My dog is a big fan too, but they are a treat and are kept in small containers so that they are kept as a treat only.

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Until I found this recipe, I had no idea that dogs loved peanut butter so much and that it was OK to feed them some as a treat. I love how easy they are to bake and the inclusion of rolled oats, honey and fish oil is such a great way of getting those ingredients into their diet.

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My dog (Labrador) has a sweet tooth, which is common for the breed. However, with the Summer heat she also suffers but this recipe I found on the Mindiampets site is great.

The non-fat yoghurt gives some creaminess; the no-sugar added fruit juice (I’ve used Apple and Orange in different batches), along with the Carrots (fibre, color, some sweetness) has gone down so well this Summer.

Freezing in ice block trays is a great portion control tip.

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I’m a convert to the Mindiampets Dog Food Recipes for a few reasons. Firstly, I find a lot of commercial dog foods have smells and textures that give me such chronic nausea that I was gagging every time my dog (Yorkshire Terrier called Mavis) needed feeding.

I have tried many other sites looking for recipes that work and I cannot praise the Mindiampets Dog Food Recipes too highly.

Mavis seems to hang around the Kitchen quite a lot when I am making batches using Chicken, along with the Carrots, Spinach, Zucchini and Peas.

She can be a bit picky with food and after a few initial sniffs of the bowl she has taken to this one quickly. What’s more I can cook and feed her without any of my previous food reactions.

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