Turkey and Cranberry Christmas Cookies for Canines

Making turkey bone broth in your dog is an effective way to make use of the turkey carcass that’s left after Christmas lunch. The broth can be utilized on this scrumptious recipe, amongst others, to make cute Christmas biscuits in your dog. Give your dog a style of Christmas this festive season with my ‘Christmas cookies for canines’ recipe.

Turkey and Cranberry Christmas Cookies for Canines

Components:

Technique:

1. Earlier than you start, pre-heat your oven to 175˚C (350°F) and line a baking tray with grease-proof paper.
2. Then mix all of the components in a big mixing bowl.
3. Roll out to a 0.5cm thickness.
4. Use a cookie cutter to chop out your biscuit shapes and place these in your tray.
5. Lastly, bake in the course of an oven for round 20 minutes.

*High Tip: to personalise your biscuits, use a cookie stamp so as to add your dog’s identify – I used this very low cost XCOZU letter stamper. Personalised, the biscuits will make glorious presents for all of your doggy mates.

There are lots of wonderful well being advantages to feeding your dog bone broth, together with treating diarrhoea, AND canines love broth resulting from its attractive odor. You need to use it to soak kibble, make rice or porridge, give it as a nutritious drink or use it in quite a few biscuit recipes. It may be frozen for later use.

Try my ‘Pricey Santa Paws‘ submit to see what’s on each dog’s Christmas checklist this 12 months.