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Anise for Dog Treats

Use anise for dog treats to make your pet's treats extra special!

Aniseed is to dogs like catnip is to cats. Dogs adore it! Include this healthy herb in your dog treat ingredients for a delightful licorice taste--and a wonderful aroma.

Add a delightful spicy flavor and smell by adding just a tablespoon or two to the healthy ingredients that you use in your dog treat recipes.

I used this spice as a secret ingredient in many of my Natural Pet Treat Bakery recipes, because dogs almost always LOVE it!



Skipper (our miniature schnauzer) is a testament to that.

She always sniffs the baking cookies enthusiastically (and sits close to the stove) while they are in the oven--and then she really enjoys eating them.

Kind of like enjoying them twice!




Anise seeds are small and they have little "hairs"
that stick out from them.

Photo of anise for homemade dog treats in a man's hand

How is This Herb Used?

According to the American Pharmaceutical Association, this herb is used to clear respiratory tract congestion and coughs, aid digestion, relieve gas and stomach cramps, freshen breath, and calm nausea.

Especially if your dog tends to have difficulty with digestion, you might want to consider making some treats using the seeds and our healthy dog treat recipes. Why not pamper your dog with special treats using one of the dog cookie recipes listed below?

Recipes for Homemade Dog Treats

If you would like to make homemade dog biscuits or dog cookies for your dog using aniseed, why not try one of the following healthy dog treat recipes:

You can find this wonderful spice in your local grocery store in the baking section. It's often used in baking people cookies and in many Italian recipes. Buy it in powder form or as whole seeds. If you use powder instead of seeds, you can use the same amount as the recipe suggests.

Have fun. Experiment with these seeds in your dog treat recipes. I think you will find that your dog will fall in love with the smell and the flavor--and so will you!

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