Training Treats

[LoveMyBlueEyedGirl]

Does anyone have any good recipes for healthy, homemade training treats? I searched the web, but can't really find what I'm looking for. I want to find recipes for treats that are small, simple to make, and healthy.

Thanks!

[chris10]

Mine like dehydrated chicken or chicken hearts.

[LoveMyBlueEyedGirl]

Someone suggested Bonito, any opinions on that?

[chris10]

Bonito is fine. If your furry one mainly eats a dry diet then I would feed bonito sparingly.

[librarychick]

lol...i'm bad. I use cheese slices. Like, the wrapped in plastic ones. They have a really strong smell, and are mooshy enough that I can feed them in small bits or smoosh off a bit more if I want to. *shrugs* they love it.

[petspy]

most want to avoid fish treats like Bonito,
as cats can get addicted to fish flavors
and refuse other foods. fish is not good
for cats anyway. probably the best health
and easiest thing to do is to simply dehydrate
some fresh raw chicken dark meat in your
refrigerator by leaving it exposed to the air
on a layer of plastic wrap. peal the dried
meat then cut it into 1/2" treat size pieces.
cut after dehydration, as chicken shrinks
a lot once it's even half way dried out.