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DoggyDessertChef December 8, 2012

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All the recipes on this site have been carefully researched and have been tried and tested on various dogs. However, I cannot rule out the possibility of particular food intolerances in certain dogs and cannot be held liable in this case.
The recipes are intended for special occasions. They are meant as an addition to your dogs regular diet and should not replace a proper balanced diet.
It is essential to ask the advice of your Veterinarian before feeding your dog any homemade food.
These recipes are for treats and biscuits that don’t contain preservatives, so they should always be kept in the refrigerator, or frozen, if you have any left over (which is doubtful!).
Make sure to check for possible spoilage before feeding to your dogs.

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