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Cornmeal
for Homemade Dog Treats
Homemade dog treats, commercial dog treats and commercial dog food often use cornmeal as dog treat or dog food ingredients. Not only does it add crunchy texture and flavor, it improves nutrition and protein.
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Although cornmeal can be an allergan, if you have a pet with gluten allergies, he probably can still eat cornmeal, because it doesn’t contain gluten. Cornmeal is good for most dogs because it contains B vitamins, vitamin C, potassium and magnesium (helps provide energy). It is also useful for keeping blood pressure in check and for preventing strokes. However, a word of caution. When you add cornmeal to the ingredients in a recipe, you need to be careful not to add too much. Here's why...It has a coarse texture and too much cornmeal can cause your dough to become crumbly, and make it difficult to work with! So do a little experimenting. If you want a dough that is more elastic, then you will need to substitute unbleached white flour for some of the cornmeal. If you want a dog biscuit that is really crunchy, add more cornmeal. In fact, you aren't limited to dog biscuits or dog cookies when you use cornmeal for homemade dog treats, you can experiment with dog cakes or dog muffins, or make a dog corn bread—as shown in the photo above. Most importantly, see what your dog likes best!
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Dog Treat Recipes
That Include Cornmeal
Here are some dog treat recipes that use cornmeal as an ingredient:
If you would like to read about other ingredients for your home made dog treats, go to
dog nutrition
or
healthy dog treat ingredients.
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