Make Shampoo & Treats Does anybody make their own shampoo or treats? I know, these two are totally unrelated:rolleyes: I was thinking about trying some, and if it worked out, sell some in my store. Little Stitches If I try some treats, and they turn out well, I'll make some free samples for YT'ers!!;) |
There are lots of recipes for dog treats/bisquits on the internet. Haven't made any, but when I was looking for bisquit recipes (for people to eat for breakfast) recipes for dog bisquits kept coming up. Wish you much success with your enterprise. |
Good luck! Let us know how your homemade recipes work out! I just ordered a doggy cookbook online today so I can't wait for it to come in the mail so I can try my hand at doggy cookie making too! :animal36 |
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Is it even a good idea to make treats, or does everybody just make their own? What about shampooch? |
For homemade doggie shampoo. 1 pint Ivory or dove liquid dishwashing soap 1 pint water 1 pint apple cider vinegar 4 oz. glycerine (available at your local pharmacy) Mix all ingredients together. |
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I think you could have a business there...most people don't consider themselves too handy in the kitchen or just don't have the time to go baking for their pups! For me personally, it's a hobby of mine. Just call me Betty Crocker! I love to bake, and I'm guessing you do too! I ordered a book called Small Dog's Doggy Bone Cookbook: "The Fun, Easy Way to Bake Love and Nutrition Into Your Dog's Diet" by Michele Bledsoe. It even comes with a tiny bone-shaped cookie cutter! Too cute. I'll do a few trial runs and let you know if there's any recipes in there that work out well if you'd like. :) Here's the write up about the book: After testing hundreds of dog bone recipes, author Michele Bledsoe chose only the very best for this fun-loving collection. Whether readers are looking to bake up a wholesome treat, create a special birthday bone, or cure Fido''s bad breath, this book provides easy-to-make options for every imaginable pooch-related purpose and comes with a dog bone-shaped cookie cutter. Recipes include Cinnabones, Pea-mutt Butter, Bark-B-Que, and many others, as well as helpful tips such as how to bake the biscuits to perfection. All recipes are veterinarian-approved. |
It does work beautifully and it helps keep fleas off as well because of the vinegar I think. |
Oh, and I forgot to mention where I got it. I ordered it from a canadian online bookstore called Chapters / Indigo, but I also found it online at Amazon.com. http://www.amazon.com/Small-Dogs-Dog.../dp/0975388320 I should have it by next week so I'll let you know if it's any good! :) |
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If you try and make your own will you test it on your own dog? |
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