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Dog biscuits were never intended to be dog food. They are a snack or dietary supplement to your pet’s diet. Because a few pet treats can make a big difference to your dog's weight and diet, it’s important to make sure that even the dog treats that you feed your pet as rewards for good behavior are healthy!


You could spend days online searching for the best source of natural, healthy dog biscuits. Only Natural Pet Store has some of the best prices that I've seen (sometimes Free Shipping) and their quality is unbeatable.

If you don't find what you're looking for there, Paws Up Pet Supply has many of the same products, and they claim to have the best prices online--they even back that statement up with a 150% price guarantee.




Dog Biscuits A biscuit treat is usually hard and crisp. It may or may not have meat as an ingredient. Biscuits also contain grains or flour, such as wheat, rye, oats or barley.

Dog treats recipes vary, but some healthy biscuits contain eggs, milk and flavorings such as cinnamon or anise.

To be healthy and nutritious, healthy dog treat recipes should have whole grains, whole grain flours and other natural ingredients like nuts and seeds—not bleached white flour, which is a poor substitute for whole grains.

If you make smaller homemade dog cookies or biscuits, you can use them as training treats. That way you'll be adding good nutrition to your dog's diet, rather than empty calories.


A good source of homemade liver biscuits (that you can purchase) is Waggin' Tails. When you go to this site to check it out, make sure you read Barbara's moving story about her dog, Willow.


Large amounts of sugar or even honey can be unhealthy. And, surprisingly, many foods that are healthy for you, may be harmful to your dog and should not be included in home made dog treats.

The great part about these recipes is that they are quick and easy to make! Usually I just roll out the dough, cut it with a large pizza cutter into squares, bake and serve! I think you’ll have fun with them, too!

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Here are some recipes for homemade dog biscuits that you can make in an afternoon. Each recipe has step by step directions and photos of the finished treats:

Check back often as I add new recipes for dog biscuits.

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