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Sardine oatcakes

Posted on Dec 6, 2012 by + in Homemade dog food recipes | 12 comments

oatcake fish dog biscuits
Sardine oatcakes
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Fish oatcake dog treats!

Your dog will love these oatcakes, they are tasty, healthy, smell great and just so easy to make!  And from preparation to cooking time they take less than one hour!

When I was thinking of a new recipe to make I first thought about making some kinda flapjack then found that oatcakes were even easier to make and the perfect treat recipe to use fish!  I’ve taken these out with me several times when I’ve been dog walking and they are great for getting the attention of all my dogs and even dogs that I’m not walking!

Let’s make some fishy dog treats!

Ingredients

  • 2 tins of sardine in oil (2x120g)
  • 1/2 teaspoon of garlic powder
  • 60g of wholemeal flour
  • 300g of oats
  • A splash of water

Method

sardine fish dog biscuit ingredients

Our ingredients!

 

sardines in bowl

Add the two tins of sardines to a bowl!

 

mash sardines with a fork

Mash the sardines thoroughly with a fork!

 

add garlic powder

Add half a teaspoon of garlic powder!

 

add flour and oats to oatcake recipe

Add the 300g of oats and 60g of wholemeal flour!

 

make dough ball

Add a splash of water and mix ingredients with your hands and make a dough ball!

 

roll out dog biscuit dough

Roll out and cut out biscuits!

 

Place dog biscuits on baking tray and place into a preheated oven at 190°C for around 20-25 mins.

 

oatcake fish dog biscuits

Sardine oatcake dog biscuits…done!

 

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12 Comments

  1. Lovely how long do they keep?! x

    • Hey Gemma! They should last a good couple of weeks or more if stored correctly, otherwise freeze them if you want longer life!

  2. These sound great but I thought garlic was poisonous for dogs?

  3. just made these for my old yorkie and two chihauhuas pups they all love them, the pups are sitting infront of me wanting more lol x

    • Hi Jill! Thanks that means a lot! This recipe doesn’t seem as popular as the liver cake or other treats but I think they are well worth making!

  4. hi, I made the peanut butter and banana bombs for my 2 fcr dogs last week. Went down v well! From the photos here it looks like you don’t drain the sardines of their oil? Is that right? Thanks

    • Hi Janet! I’m glad your dogs liked the banana bombs! Regarding the sardines I do add the oil to the recipe as the oil is good and helps keep the dough moist. Your dogs will love these!

  5. Have made your wonderful liver biscuits already a favourite with my dog and the cats love them too. Trying the sardine cookies today already have a audience 2 cats 1 boxador puppy waiting. Thank you for your recipies

    • Thanks Lynne!

      The liver biscuits are a lot of work but great! I love these sardine biscuits cause they are so simple and delicious!

      • Success !!!!! They have gone down a treat with both cats and Bertie my lovely boxador puppy. Shall be making these again gonna try the banana bombs next.

        • I’m glad to hear that Lynn!

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