A Corn Allergy Friendly Dog Bone Recipe

Do you have a dog that suffers endlessly from allergies? Does he or she seem to have endless ear infections? I have a beautiful lab, Emma - and she has improved greatly since we have removed corn from her diet, as directed from her veterinarian.

She is a part of our family, an important part - if you were going to feed your child something new you would surely look over the ingredients before your child was going to ingest this new food, wouldn't you? Of late, I have become concerned about the fact that we are unable to determine the ingredients in the food and the treats that we are feeding her.

Although you may think that it may be time-consuming to make these biscuits we all can find the time, and than pop them into the freezer to take out when your puppy deserves a nice little treat! I have pre - made these and they seem to last a very long time when I make two batches at a time.

If you are looking for a wonderful, gourmet and flavorful recipe that will not irritate your dog's sensitive allergies, than you have found it!

It is always nice to visit your local cooking store, and obtain some simple cookie cutters that will make it fun for everyone! I suggest the traditional dog bone, a kitty-cat, Dog Paw, or a Star - the possibilities are endless!

All of the ingredients are natural and healthy and free of additives or dye. If you were tempted, it would be completely safe to eat these ingredients yourself. Your dog will love them, and they are human friendly!

If you have a dog that has a sensitivity to corn than this is the recipe for you!

Perfect for Skin Allergies/Corn Allergies

1 ¾ c. of oats

2 tbs of flax seeds

¾ cup of yeast

1 cup of Brown Rice flour

2 cups of whole wheat flour

4 tbs olive oil

1 ¾ cups of chicken broth

2 egg whites

3 cloves crushed garlic

1 cup of shredded cheese

2 tbs of raw sugar

Preheat oven to 350 degrees, and line two cookie sheets with parchment paper - Use olive oil to coat parchment.

Combine oats, flax seeds, brewer's yeast, cheese, rice flour, wheat flour and raw sugar in a large bowl. Mix the chicken broth with the egg whites than add to the oats.