Dog Treats
by Kim Campbell Thornton, Jane Calloway, Mark Matcho (Illustrator)
It's the great debate: Should dogs eat people food? Scientific studies show that dogs enjoy eating new and unusual foods. For the dog that enjoys treats-- and the owner who enjoys cooking--there is no harm and much fun in providing occasional homemade treats or even entire meals.
Dog Treats shows readers how to prepare an array of tasty and healthful food for their dog. All the recipes have been adapted for canine tastes and nutritional requirements, and are generally low in fat to help prevent excessive calorie intake. So what do you get your dog for his birthday? Try a birthday cake. Dog Treats includes soups, stews, breads, cookies, pastas, main courses, holiday recipes such as Great Giblet Biscuits for Thanksgiving and Staffordshire Steak and Kidney Pie for Christmas. Yum!
But Dog Treats goes beyond just providing fun recipes for Rover. The book discusses training treats, what to do if your dog is fat, nutritional needs, and even food related disorders.
Paperback, 95 pages, 1 Ed edition (October 1997)
