My lovable Golden-border-labra-shepherd, Max, loved these treats. He's not a fan of chicken flavored dog treats, so I used beef baby food and I dissolved 2 beef bullion cubes in 1/4 cup of water for the liquid. I did need to add more liquid to make the dough workable. If the dough sticks to your hands when rolling, wet your hands slightly. Also, baking on parchment paper makes this a snap! Two paws up!

Not only is this recipe a little expensive but neither of my dogs ate them. My daughters dog reluctantly ate them after they sat on the kitchen floor and she realized she wasn't getting anything else. Will not make again.

Our little Pom loved these cookies! Now she won't touch the store bought stuff. I used this recipe as a basic pet cookie recipe and added in some garlic and parsley. I was always wondering what they put in the store bought stuff. Now I know what my pom is eating...

Thank you so much for this recipe! My dog is allergic to almost everything, and I had never thought of using baby food to make dog treats. I used lamb baby food and barley flour since my Flash Dog is allergic to wheat. He loved the treats! As for the other reviewers who commented on cost, for the owner of an allergy pet, this was really inexpensive! I have to drive an hour to the nearest pet store to get a sweet potato biscuit that he can eat, and then pay almost $6 for the small box of treats. Flash and I thank you very much!

An easy-to-modify basic treat recipe. I made them for my picky pup and used/added some of his favorite goodies: chicken baby food, shredded mozzarella, and crushed up "Liver Biscotti" from a local pet food store. He loved them! I also used 1 c. wheat germ and 1 c. whole wheat flour for the dough to alter the texture slightly so I could roll it out and cut it with small cookie cutters instead of shaping with my hands.

We made a double batch of these, and found the wheat germ made it too dry to roll, so we added 3 beaten eggs (to a double batch) and a splash of broth to help things stick together. Since we have cats, we rolled smaller balls (marble sized) and cooked for 7 minutes. All 5 of our cats ate them with enthusiasm, and my husband tried one (to be sure they were cooked through), and said they weren't bad. They make nice gifts for folks that have cats and dogs. One note: if you use broth, make sure it does NOT have onion or garlic or similar seasonings in it; they are toxic for animals, particularly for cats -- both can develop hemolytic anemia.

These cookies are wonderful. I added 1 tsp. minced garlic for added health benefit and one (crushed) low sodium bullion cube, and some green and red food coloring. They made great gifts for friends dogs and everyone reported that their dogs loved them. My dogs beg for them!!

This was easy and I'm not sure my Lhasa Apso has the most discriminating taste but he sure seemed to like them.

Percy says, "I give these treats 50 wags and a drool!"

I've made these for friends, co-workers, family and neighbors. Everyone's dogs go crazy for them (no luck with my cat). I usually cook up skinless boneless chicken breasts and then process in a blender with a little water rather than use the baby food. This recipe is healthier than others I've found. Thank you Sue for sharing.

I made them with two jars of beef and one jar of turkey (i meat to buy all beef but must've misread the labels) Extremely easy to make which is nice, but the dog didn't seem to like them any more than other treats, and they're definitely more expensive than other home made and a lot of store bought treats.

My dogs will eat these, but they are typical "eat-it-first-ask-questions-later" doggies. These aren't their favourites, at any rate. I turned them over halfway through the baking time, so they would brown evenly. My cats wouldn't eat them, but they are very fussy, so I didn't expect they would!

I used Gerber's chicken with chicken gravy dog food and also they have beef w/beef gravy, ham, turkey, veal. My dogs LOVE the beef and chicken ones. I don't strain the baby food though. These are easy and Max and Maggie start begging while they are baking. I was very hesitant at first thinking these would not be liked, but give them a try, they're easy.

these treats were GREAT! my 2 dogs just love them. even made them in different flavors.

All 3 dogs loved them. My own dogs (usually calm and gentle) almost got my fingers when I gave them these cookies.

My Lab/Malamute mix LOVED these little treats. He is generally not too picky when it comes to treats, but I could tell the difference when he tasted these. He was VERY excited and couldn't get enough. We added 1 tsp. of Better than Bouillon (beef) and used beef baby food. Thanks!