Peanut Butter & Carob Dog Biscuit Baking Kit

Bake for your dog.

I've taught you to laminate dough and temper chocolate. This one is for the dog. You mix a whole-wheat peanut butter dough, roll it to a quarter inch, cut out little bones, and finish each one with a carob drizzle you pipe on yourself. Carob, because it looks like chocolate and it's dog-friendly.

I bake these for my own dog, Layla, a Hungarian Vizsla, and she loves them. She used to sit at my feet waiting for anything to fall off the counter. Now she waits for the tin to open.

Most dog treat kits hand you a pouch and tell you to add water. This dog treat baking kit teaches you to actually bake: roll, cut, bake, pipe. You keep the bone cutter and the piping bag for the next batch.

One kit makes about 24 three-inch biscuits. They keep two weeks in the fridge, or longer in the freezer. You add two eggs and a cup of low-sodium chicken stock (no onion or garlic) or water. Everything else is pre-measured in the box.

Please check with your vet before feeding your dog any homemade treats.