homemade dog treats

[hadassahchana[$]]

I wasn't sure where to post this- here, domestic policy or kiddley ivey. Guess where I'm going with this?



Yesterday, a lady from my collie list sent a recipe for her homemade liver cookies for dogs. You start by pureeing raw liver, and it gets better after that.

So, today I made a batch. After I got the sludgy batter made, I took Libby to the groomer (Libby found some pond sludge to roll in Sunday, and just brushing her didn't make that smell go away).


When I got home, #'s 3 and 4 were sitting on the front porch eating a snack. I asked them what they were eating, and the baby looked mildly annoyed and said,"Oh, you know that! WE're eating the food you made us for lunch!"

I just smiled sweetly and came inside, where I nearly turned myself inside out from laughing. See, when boys get to a certain age, their mothers are really the dumbest creatures on the planet, and so he didn't even consider asking me what he was eating. I can't wait until his first date!



Cindy

[mjfrombuffalo[$]]

ROTFLMAO!!!!

[theworm[$]]

Um - I'm assuming the liver was raw????? What else went into that recipe.
My poor number 4 ate ground liver gunk.
Ick!

[dramastef]

They ate it? In sludge form? Ewwwww!

I used to make baby food and freeze it in ice cube containers for later consumption. My (now ex) husband once came home from a suspiciously late night, a bit tipsy and went to pour himself a drink, using blended chicken ice cubes. He drank the whole thing, and I never told him otherwise.

~Stefanie

[theworm[$]]

dramastef said

My (now ex) husband once came home from a suspiciously late night, a bit tipsy and went to pour himself a drink, using blended chicken ice cubes. He drank the whole thing, and I never told him otherwise.

~Stefanie

When they don't know when to stop they must suffer the consequences!

[emeleel]

:rofl:

Sheesh! I'm no gourmet, but I think I could tell I was eating raw liver batter sludge! YUCK!

[murasaki]

:rofl:

[hadassahchana[$]]

Oops, I misexplained. When they ate it, it was fresh from the oven. And funnily enough, it smelled really good. It has cheese, garlic, nutritional yeast, parsley and a bunch of healthy stuff. I'm sure it was good for #4, just not what he's used to eating.

And Stef, I am absolutely howling! I used to do the same thing with baby food, and I can just picture him clinking his chicken cubes against his glass.



Cindy

[mtbat]

at least they were eating "healthy snacks"