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tommytoys105

Reviewed: May 6, 2011

These were super easy to make and my kitty loved them!!!!!!!! Thanks for the recipe~!

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Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Dec. 22, 2010

This didn't go over very well. It kinda looked like partly dried-out wet catfood [which it is, technically.] It didn't hold together and my two cats didn't care much for it. Well, Salem wouldn't touch it and Noodles eventually ate some. Glad it worked for the rest of the people and their kitties, however i think i'll keep looking.

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purplesockllama

Reviewed: Feb. 22, 2009

they were soft and fell apart when I tried to get them off the tray. I think I may have made them too big

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hartmansgirl

Reviewed: Feb. 22, 2009

I would agree that the smell is AWFUL and I had to be careful when baking them as they 'fried up' pretty quick. But with a watchful eye, a shorter cooking time and clothes pin on the nose, it was a success. Chilli gave them 2 paws up.

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Gordy&Chilli

Reviewed: Feb. 21, 2009

Putting the cat food into the blender is not needed if the cat food is smooth, not chunky. It was a wasted step for me as it did nothing! I made these treats small so my cat can handle them. The smell of these treats/catfood baking is horendous! (my cat would disagree) The final out come was a small crumbly, very delicate treat that broke in half before I had a chance to feed it to Jefferson. Oh well, the cat likes them. THX

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