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Tuna & Oat Training Diamonds
Soft savory tuna tiles cut into tiny diamonds for high-value training, with no cheese, seasoning, or specialty mold required.
30 min · 4 ingredients
just because
Dog-safe adaptation of A repeatedly recommended homemade liver cake converted into conservative little training tiles
Thin, aromatic liver-and-carrot tiles baked firm enough to pocket and cut small enough for focused training sessions.
Published by Paw & Cook
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These recipes are for occasional dog treats only. They are not nutritionally complete and are not replacements for regular dog food. Keep treats to about 10% or less of your dog's daily calories.
Ask your veterinarian first for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, senior dogs, or dogs with illness, allergies, or special dietary needs.
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04Bake for 20 to 26 minutes, until the center reaches 165 degrees F (73.9 degrees C), the surface is dry, and no wet liver mixture remains.
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