Dog Treats Lite
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About Dog Treats Lite
Homemade dog treats are the perfect way to spoil that special pet of yours. Dog Treats is full of recipes for your dog.
You will find dog treat recipes for homemade dog treats, snacks, biscuits, cookies and bones. Making homemade dog treats is a fun project and most of these recipes are easy to make and your dogs are sure to enjoy.
This lite version has about a dozen recipes so you can test the app. Upgrade to the pro version for over sixty recipes and growing.
You will find dog treat recipes for homemade dog treats, snacks, biscuits, cookies and bones. Making homemade dog treats is a fun project and most of these recipes are easy to make and your dogs are sure to enjoy.
This lite version has about a dozen recipes so you can test the app. Upgrade to the pro version for over sixty recipes and growing.
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What are users saying about Dog Treats Lite
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Do not feed dogs garlic!!!!!!! Garlic is highly toxic to dogs, even a small amount. It can put dogs in to liver/ kidney failure. A very bad site to introduce people to this. Do not use!
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Seriously?? If you don't know what foods are dangerous for dogs, DON'T. Write dog treat recipes !Too much Garlic like onions Can be toxic to dogs, as is chocolate,and grapes (raisins).LOOK IT UP!! High fat items like gravy, can lead to pancreatitis.
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Chocolate can kill a dog. Steer clear of this one.....Uninstalling now
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Onions, garlic, and chives: The FDA advises owners not only to avoid feeding these foods directly, but also to keep foods containing large amounts of these ingredients (like salsa) out of the reach of pets. “Onions (and, to a much lesser degree, garlic) destroy red blood cells, causing a condition called hemolytic anemia (lack of red blood cells due to their destruction),” explains AKC Family Dog “Nutrition” columnist Caroline Coile. “When the red blood cell count gets too low, the blood can’t carry oxygen