{{ Wardi }} December 21, 2008
 Making food treats for your dogs (and cats) is so easy! I made these apple and cinnamon dog biscuits this morning – Well…. actually, I baked these biscuits this morning, the biscuit dough was made well in advance and stored in the freezer for whenever I need them.
We care about what we eat and put into our stomachs. Yet, quite often, we feed our pets (who we love dearly) commercial pet foods and commercially produced pet treats & biscuits. Really…. Do you know what goes into these pet foods!!! Well….. Here at the Sanusi household, we believe in the natural diet for dogs. His lordship and I know exactly what we feed Ben & Jazmyn. These biscuits take about 10 minutes to make and about 20 minutes to bake. All natural ingredients – I’ll eat it. They go very well with goats cheese and a glass of red wine! |
These biscuits are sooooo good that Sophie started levitating and got stuck to the kitchen wall. Priscilla started guarding the onions, and Elvis kept peering through the windows to see if the biscuits are ready!!! HA HA HA HA… I just made these stories up so I can post these shots of Sophie, Priscilla and Elvis  {{click image to enlarge}}
  
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Did you know that garlic has been used for decades as a natural flea treatment and anti-oxidant? Small amounts of garlic (ok, I REALLY mean SMALL AMOUNTS here – So, don’t go feeding your dogs cloves upon cloves of garlic after reading this!!) not only act as a natural flea repellent, but garlic can be used for its wonderful anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties, and that cinnamon has the following properties:
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Apple and cinnamon dog treats: Makes ??? Really depends on the cookie-cutter.
1 large apple – finely chopped
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