Need a dog bone recipe for your dog with dog food allergies?
Here's a homemade dog bones recipe, wheat free and made with lots of yummy peanut butter.
If you have a dog bone cookie cutter, these hypoallergenic dog treats are simple to make--and they are lots of fun!
This is a homemade dog treats recipe that your pet with dog food allergies will love!
I've included step by step directions so that you can make these dog treats at home easily.
Hypoallergenic Dog Bones
Time for your dog’s monthly heart-worm pill? Try placing ½ teaspoon of peanut butter (with the pill inside it) on the end of one of these homemade dog bones.
Your dog will be begging for another! And pill time will become a pleasure for both of you!
Mix the milk, peanut butter, molasses until smooth. You can use a mixer, blender or a whisk.
Add the liquids to the dry ingredients. Mix, using the dough hook on your mixer.
Or, you can mix the ingredients and then knead them by hand.
Or, easiest of all, just put everything into your bread maker and let it do the work!
Roll the dough out to ¼” thick. Cut into 3” bone shapes with a dog bone cookie cutter.
If you want to make larger bones, roll the dough to ½” thick.
Or, alternatively, you can use the little 1” dog bone cookie cutter. In this case, roll the dough to 1/8” thick.
Bake the bones for 45-60 minutes for the larger bones (less cooking time for the 1” bones) or until they are lightly browned.
Turn off the oven and let them finish drying overnight. They should be crisp and firm and not move when you press on them.
Hope you enjoy this hypoallergenic dog bone recipe!
These peanut butter home made dog treat bones are packed with protein and will be a great snack to take along (for your dog) when you go hiking together!
If you, like me, want to keep your dog healthy without the use of harsh chemicals, you'll definitely want to read these two books:
Both books offer you natural and alternative solutions to dog allergy problems.
Need a dog bone cookie cutter for this dog bone recipe? You can get an inexpensive one here.
And if you've been looking for a good dog food recipe (or more interesting dog treats) for your dog, you will want to go to You Bake 'em Dog Biscuits Cookbook for a nice variety of treat recipes!
, these hypoallergenic dog treats are simple to make--and they are lots of fun! 
by Shawn Messonnier, DVM 
by Dr. Pitcairn.
for this dog bone recipe? You can get an inexpensive one here.
