Anthony Vickers wrote 05/13/2007 03:36 AM Healthy treats #141481 - 05/13/2007 03:36 AM
Anthony Vickers Webboard User Reg: 01-28-2007 Posts: 7 Loc: Offline	Has anyone tried drying liver in a food dehydrator. I have been using some of those soft rolls and biscuits for treats but wanting something a bit healthier if possible. Training bribery. Some people don't seem to like the food bribery but it makes for easy training.
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Leah Christian wrote 05/13/2007 07:08 AM Re: Healthy treats [Re: Anthony Vickers ] #141482 - 05/13/2007 07:08 AM
Leah Christian Webboard User Reg: 12-04-2005 Posts: 162 Loc: Texas Offline	I use food rewards in training to mix it up a bit. Anyway, I have never tried dehydrating liver myself, but I do buy the freeze dried liver treats to use with my dog. Perhaps you should do a comparison test for us!
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Melissa Hoyer wrote 05/13/2007 07:26 AM Re: Healthy treats [Re: Leah Christian ] #141484 - 05/13/2007 07:26 AM
Melissa Hoyer Webboard User Reg: 05-09-2005 Posts: 1340 Loc: SE Michigan Offline	I don't have a dehydrator, but I do use my oven. When we have things like left over chicken breast, steak, turkey, etc. - I cut it into very small pieces and throw it in the oven for an hour at 350 degrees. I keep an eye on it and when it starts to get hard, then I pull it out of the oven. I store them in the freezer and just grab out what I need. My dogs will eat them frozen. If you want commercial treats, check out Zukes brand (my favorite) or Simon & Huey's are good too. Melissa
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