DIY Dog Treats 🐶 (Dehydrator Trick)
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- Make DIY Dog Treats 🐶 with the Dehydrator Trick
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Organic, homemade, healthy, preservative-free dog treats. Our cuddly, furry pets deserve only the best, and I think EVERYONE would agree.
In this DIY video, I dehydrate chicken and add a tiny pinch of flavor for our doggos. You can use beef as well, but whichever meat you choose, make sure there is no fat! Trim the fat off or have your butcher do this for you. Jerky is healthy for your puppies and is good for their teeth, regardless of their age.
Like most living things, dogs need salt to help balance fluids and keep nerves functioning properly. Dogs naturally need sodium as part of an electrolyte balance, so small amounts of salt aren't bad for my dog. Consult a vet before changing your dog's diet. Because I don't feed my dog as much conventional dog food, which has added sodium, I add my own sodium. You don't have to follow this advice, and again, consult a veterinarian before you change their diet.
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Thanks for watching and enjoy!
Exactly what I was looking for, great video!!
Wonderful, glad you enjoyed it Lindsey!
I always buy the dehydrated chicken treats from Trader Joes. Today, I'm trying to dehydrate them myself (without seasoning).
I love TJ’s just as much as anyone else, but nothing is more satisfying than making your own treats! Very glad you’re going to give it a shot today 😋
I do mine exactly the same but I don’t add the salt and sugar because both are very toxic for dogs and cats.
@@bassi221 Toxic seems a tad extreme
one with brains...yes do not use seasoning...kudos to you!!!
Thank you. Will try this weekend.
You're so welcome Sandy!
very informative and helpful video! thankyou for your time and effort in making this video:) your dogs are very lucky:)
Glad it was helpful! Yes, my dogs are super lucky and spoiled 😊
Thank you for this video!!! Well done
You're so welcome!
Thanks for the video ! Awesome 👏
Glad you liked it!
Great info!! Thanks for your video
You're welcome! Do you have any dogs?
Omgoodness. This is awesome! Thank you for sharing with us 💐🙏🇺🇲
You're so welcome!
Great video! Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Better than the treats filled with chemicals in the store! 👍🏼
Thank you I agree!
Thank you this is the simplest recipe I have seen so far. Great job my Babies will love it.
Thank you Faith, happy you think so :)
WARNING~~ Sugar is unhealthy for dogs and should not be part of their diet. While sugar isn't toxic, it can cause stomach upset, weight gain, diabetes, tooth problems, and other health issues. Yes, dogs can eat salt in small quantities, but too much can be dangerous and lead to salt toxicosis, also known as hypernatremia. Salt is an essential nutrient for dogs, helping to regulate body fluids and support muscle and nerve function. However, a toxic dose of salt for dogs is 1.5 grams per pound of body weight, and typical dog food already contains 0.3% salt and never never give them food with salt or that has been preserve in salty liquids like canned green beans. (read the label of the cans) Salt aka Sodium is the same thing. Avoid feeding your dog high-salt foods as it can lead to salt poisoning. High salt consumption can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and seizures in dogs and most importantly organ failure. Love can kill if you do not know what u are doing
Thank you, Ashley 😊
You are so welcome!
I was in the air to buy a air fryer or a dehydrator watching this I just bought a dehydrator can't wait to make my for dog some dog treats with the new dehydrator thanks for the recipe great tips
Hope you enjoy, and you're very welcome! Thanks for sharing!!
Awesome. Thanks
You're welcome!
Thank you for this very useful
The pleasure is mine, Rob!
instead of salt and sugar, I will be using watered down peanut butter to season the chicken :)
What an amazing idea, Robin!
I was about to buy dried chicken strips, but gladly I saw your video first. Thank you!
Well, given a bag of "waggin-Train" has just hit near $25 at a Club, and my dog loves these jerky treats, I'm looking to make my own. Excellent video and simple instructions. Thanks.
I'm glad you're willing to make your own! Your dog and wallet will both thank you.
Nice video thank you.
You're welcome Roxy! What kinds of dogs do you have?
I'm studying how to make this, I want to make it for my dogs. I'm also planning to make a small business by making and selling it to other dog lovers 🥰
Thank you 😊
you're welcome!
I have had an Excaliber dehydrator for ages and never used it. Now thanks to you I have a reason to make healthful snacks for my dog
That's so wonderful to hear! These snacks can be so easy to make and lots of fun for your dogs!
WARNING~~ Sugar is unhealthy for dogs and should not be part of their diet. While sugar isn't toxic, it can cause stomach upset, weight gain, diabetes, tooth problems, and other health issues. Yes, dogs can eat salt in small quantities, but too much can be dangerous and lead to salt toxicosis, also known as hypernatremia. Salt is an essential nutrient for dogs, helping to regulate body fluids and support muscle and nerve function. However, a toxic dose of salt for dogs is 1.5 grams per pound of body weight, and typical dog food already contains 0.3% salt and never never give them food with salt or that has been preserve in salty liquids like canned green beans. (read the label of the cans) Salt aka Sodium is the same thing. Avoid feeding your dog high-salt foods as it can lead to salt poisoning. High salt consumption can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and seizures in dogs and most importantly organ failure. Love can kill if you do not know what u are doing
Thanks
No problem
That is so nice of you ma'am 😇😇
It's my pleasure, anything for my doggies.
@@BecomeInspired you are so sweet and innocent ma'am 🙏🙏
Thank you Yash!
Thank you
No problem!
My dog has just been diagnosed with diabetes. I was looking for a treat that is low carb but tasty. This will be perfect for him!! Thank you!! I will begin a batch right away! I appreciate your sharing this recipe!!
Dear Linda, Well wishes for your dog. I hope he gets better soon and I believe a dehydrator can help you make fun and healthful treats for him. Enjoy this recipe!
Thankyou
You're so welcome!
Thank you for this how to video. These chicken jerky treats are so expensive in the store. I’m going to mane my own.
Hope you enjoy, and you're very welcome!
I'm definitely going to try this, a friend of ours sent us some pictures through messenger of him dehydrating chicken gizzards, livers and hearts. They might like that also. I'm going to experiment with some other seasonings as well, just simple things. Another thing we noticed about all three of our dogs is that they love original style Mingua beef jerky, it is marinated in soy sauce, brown sugar and liquid smoke. The teriyaki style ingredients are a bit more complicated although the main ingredients in it is teriyaki sauce and molasses. I just think it will be interesting to experiment with different rubs and marinades to hopefully find the magic potion. 😊
Ohh boy Jeff, that even sounds delicious for me! I'm glad you have found inspiration here... please enjoy!
@@BecomeInspired Will do, thank you! 😁
@@bodeine454 My pleasure!
I appreciate you.
TY!
I just spent $20 for dehydrated chicken chips for my dog. I think I’ll get a dehydrator and do this myself. I’m sure it will be much healthier for my baby. Thanks for the great video
I'm glad you've decided to get a dehydrator! It'll save you money and you'll get to make your own foods with the ingredients you know and trust. This is the dehydrator I love: amzn.to/34Kjn79
Thank you for great video! I use Himalayan pink sea salt! I have to get dehydrater down from attic! I have same one you have. Hasn't been used in 20 years 😂. But it still works! I buy oinkie chicken dog treats, but they are getting expensive. I was looking for a cheaper way and your recipe will work out well! I can put jerky in food saver bags. It will last along time! Thank you very much,you got new sub! 👍❤️
Great tip! Thanks for subbing!!
Thank you for this! I have three FURRBABIES .. 2yr old.. 4 month old and 2 month old and I want to make them healthy treats .. and also for my grandbabies as well
You're welcome! What kinds of pups?
My dog loves these. Thank You. The salt and sugar is so minimal, it has no real affect, as I already make all the food for my dog, and know exactly what he has.
Wonderful! I'm glad you think so. Yes, they're minimal.
For those of you who have trouble or feel uneasy about thinly slicing the chicken, you can purchase a steel mesh glove to avoid cutting yourself. Or, like she explains here, have your butcher slice them for you or purchase the meat already thinly sliced
What a fantastic suggestion for the viewers, thank you Eliborio!
Also if you put your chicken breast in the freezer for a few hours allowing it to partially freeze it's like slicing through butter , you'll know by touch if its frozen just enough to slice through with ease, you'll get super thin slices & don't forget to fully thaw before dehydration .
@@sonja619purrsnpoms4 Outstanding tip, thanks so much!
Could just use a plate instead of your hand as well 🤷♂️
You can try Greenies dental treats, it's has gotten positive reviews from pet parents and dogs loves it.
Thanks for the tip!
I'm defrosting my chicken now. Thank you for your instructions.
Hope you enjoy!! Please let me know how it turns out John.
@@BecomeInspired Turned out better than I thought. Outstanding.
@@jdsguam very good! Enjoy 😊
She loves her dogs
Yes, I do very much!
This is awesome for human consumption! 😍
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@@BecomeInspired can humans eat it since it’s been cooking for 24h
@@anthc3419 I snack on these too, and I'm fine. I don't give dietary advice, but I do love these!
This is the way.
Glad you think so!
This is the perfect vidoe I have been looking for to make these, thank you very much for posting it. One question though, what temperature do you have your machine on?
I set it to high, which is 155-165 by default. Do you have an automatic or manual dehydrator?
I have one where I can adjust the temperature maually to what ever I desire. Thanky ou for responding. I am going to be making these for both myself and my dog ;)
Hi. R the chicken well cooked
I can use the same method to make beef jerky for myself to eat right thx
Yes, this is edible for humans too! Enjoy 😋
I will do that for my survival camping. Not for a dog but for me.
Wonderful idea! Glad to hear that you love camping as well 😋
I did not see or hear what was the setting of the temperature of your dehydrator? I loved the video and going to try this recipe.
Mine doesn’t have a temperature selection. Just turn it on for about a day, or until they get crispy 😉
@@BecomeInspired okay thank you
@@bmtreasuresboyd3036 my pleasure! 😊
Salt nor sugar are recommended for dogs. They can't tolerate salt the way humans can because it can lead to the dog becoming dehydrated. There are many herbs that are beneficial to dogs but salt and sugar are not. Try using turmeric, rosemary, or ginger which are healthy for dogs.
Hi Jerry, thanks so much for your viewership and contribution! Like most living things, dogs need salt to help balance fluids and keep nerves functioning properly. Dogs naturally need sodium as part of an electrolyte balance, so small amounts of salt aren't bad for my dog. Consult a vet before changing your dog's diet. Because I don't feed my dog as much conventional dog food, which has added sodium, I add my own sodium. You don't have to follow this advice, and again, consult a veterinarian before you change their diet.
For sure! I am very shocked to see salt and sugar. I usually use turmeric, ginger and cinnamon. Currently sourcing for more dehydrated dog treat ideas but def not this.
Thank you for mentioning that. Salt also cause bladder stones on doggos.
Agreed. I study canine nutrition. My specialty is Leaky Gut. In raw feeding sugar and salt is an added no no. Any holistic vet will agree. This was too hard to watch. I quit half way. Any dog with yeast issus should not use this recipe at all. Chicken is quite an inflammatory and not recommended for dogs with issues.
Agreed. Natural salt and sugars come already in the food you choose to feed. Maybe it’s not in your chicken so you should add fruits for sugars or something …. But that salt and sugar is just a big no no! Just like us humans we should get natural sugars from foods that naturally create it already … do not add sugar ! It’s good to feed your dog natural but adding that just made it a little worse.
Amazing!!!! May i know if there s a heat temperature how much is it? Thanks
Glad you like it! There's no specific temperature; I Just dehydrate them in a regular dehydrator, like this one: amzn.to/34Kjn79
I had the same question. My dehydrator is older and you can roll the dial to different heat settings. The one she showed from Amazon says it has a preset temperature of 165 degrees. That seems kind of low. So maybe we could get away with less time at a higher temperature. I do my human jerky that way.
@@moodyblewis5881 Hi Moody! Yes, that's an option. 165 is just fine, and after running for a day or two, the jerky comes out excellent! It's perfect because the meat cooks slowly and steadily, preventing it from drying out. If you go too hot, it will dry out quickly. Have fun!
@@BecomeInspired Thanks! I have to spell the word TREAT around here LOL. Can't wait to make this for my girl. She is tiny, but has razor sharp teeth. Only problem is, she surfs through treats like this faster than I can make them! Is there a way I can make them more chewy or dense so it takes her longer to chew....without compromising the safety....being that it is chicken. ???
@@moodyblewis5881 Trust me, I can't say anything that even starts with the letter "T!" If you want to go for chewier, I'd do slightly thicker slices. 165 is fine, but make sure it cooks for at least 24 hours.
Next time I get paid I might get this my dog goes insane over these treats he acts like chicken jerky is all he can eat. I’ve got other treats forget about it if it’s not chicken jerky he refuses to eat them. Thank u for the video.
LOL mine too! If you check the description of my video, I linked an affordable dehydrator that I think is outstanding for the price and won’t break the bank! It’s amzn.to/34Kjn79
I would like to make some that is more like a tough rawhide or something so they can chew on it longer. Is there a recipe for this or is it a matter of making thicker slices ?
Thicker slices will last longer for them to chew on, and using rawhide in a dehydrator will work too! I primarily use the dehydrator to make the fun treats I reward the pups with, but you can also make chewtoys that last longer with it :)
Hello, may i ask how long would these chips last in container room temperature please , thanks
Several months!
Hi, great video, could you please let me know the make of the dehydrator you are using, thank you.
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@@BecomeInspired Thank you.
@@samjarea You're most welcome.
This is nice, I need to buy a dehydrator. As of now I slice my dogs chicken the same way you did only I put them on drying racks in the oven starting at 350°, then gradually decrease temp all the way down to 170°. Then I flip them and I leave them on 170° for about 1.5hrs so they get chewy. The whole process takes about 3.5hrs. I would use a dehydrator but found out I can make a lot more in the oven and with less time. Do they make bigger dehydrators?
They actually do make bigger ones, but if the oven works for you, that's awesome! The dehydrator uses less power, which I like.
The best dehydrators by far are the excalibur brand, they take way less time, I do mine in about 8 hours
So simple and healthy. Is it organic??
Yes, I used organic meat! You can do the same if you'd like!
I have an Excaliber dehydrator and do this professionally, you absolutely don’t need salt and sugar lol How is that more healthy? Just time 12-22 hours of time depending on the meat , thinly sliced meat or fish with little to no fat on it. Can last up to 3 months in a airtight class jar stored at room temperature or in the freezer or refrigerator. If you air tight seal it for storage in Mylar bags that works too just keep it in a cool dark and dry location.
Thanks a lot!
For easier slicing, put the breasts in the freezer, maybe 45 minutes or so, just to get them stiffer making them easier to slice. Also keeping the temperature at 115 degrees or below will keep the necessary good gut bacteria alive.
Thanks for the tip! Will the breasts cook at 115?
what is the temperature for the air dryer?
This only has a high and low setting. I use the high setting, and I believe it's set to 155-160 by default.
How long is it 'safe' to use once it's dried
Months I'd say!
Use garlic powder instead of salt next time. Basil and tumeric are always good!
Thanks for the suggestion!
What temperature was the dehydrator set to
Set to high, which defaults to 165 I believe.
Well I don't have dehydrater
What temperature and for how long I need to bake them if I'm using oven?
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I set mine to 165 and let it run. I'm not sure what kind of results an oven will get you, but give it a shot and let me know!
How long does it keep in sealed containers?
Great question, I've had mine for over 6 months Melissa.
They don’t need any seasoning!!!! Taste the naked treats. The meat itself taste amazing. I never added salt and sugar
Hi Lien, thanks for watching! These will turn out just wonderfully without them. Just so you are aware, dogs naturally need sodium as part of an electrolyte balance, so small amounts of salt aren't bad for your dog. Like most living things, dogs need salt to help balance fluids and keep nerves functioning properly. I don't feed them conventional dog food often, so they're missing out on sodium unless I add it.
Salt also helps with bacteria
How long are these good for?
For as long as regular jerky is good for. It all depends on how warm or cool your house is, the humidity, etc. For me, these last for months!
how long you store it in plastic or glass container?
Depending on the ambient temperature, this can keep for several months. I've had mine for over 6 months now.
For how long can i store it please ?
For up to 12 months!
How do you store these. Do they need refrigeration?
Nope, just in a cool dry place like a pantry.
do you use how many temperature
I use the "High" setting. It's about 165
@@BecomeInspired how many time
@@earthquakez9790 Mine takes about 24 hours. Do it until the pieces become tough, like jerky.
How do you keep the treat in a jar and not get mold on them, I’ve tried already three times making treats and they get mold in them, please help me
I make sure to dehydrate them well so that there's no water. If there's no water in the meat, mold won't form. Make sure to dehydrate for at least 24-48 hours.
@@BecomeInspired thank you Ashley!! Thank you for answering and your advice.
@@ines5863 You're very welcome, anytime!
How long does it stay fresh?
It can stay fresh for months, so long as it's sealed and in a cool place. Kind of like beef jerky!
Can you tell me the temperature to set on my dehydrator on for the 24 hours?
I set it on high; it's a preset. I think it's doing 165 on high.
How long last ?
Mine lasts for a few months, about 5-6 months.
I’m curious I’ve always heard dogs can’t have salt. Why would you add salt to jerky for dog.
This was my personal decision, you don’t have to do exactly as I do. I don’t buy traditional dog food, which has salt like minerals added. So I personally add my own because salts are necessary for brain function in a matter what kind of animal or human you are. They’re naturally found in dirt, and dogs eat food in the dirt. Always consult your vet before making any dietary changes for your pets
I like her accent.
Thanks so much 😀
Can you do this with fish
Yes you can, thanks for watching, Jasmine!
How long it will last?
Months, Jani! It’s like beef jerky, as long as it’s in a ziplock type of bag, with little exposure to air, it will last long.
What is the temperature?
I have it set on high. Because the slices are so thin, the "high" setting is sufficient to reach the safe internal temperature of chicken, which I believe is at least 165 F.
Can i add vitamins?
As long as your vet says it's OK, sure!
Is the salt necessary?
I can only speak for my pets, I can’t give any nutritional advice to anyone’s animals. I wish I had a better answer for your question.
Hello. Whats the shelf life of these?
A few months! I keep mine for around 5-6 months, and the dogs eat it all up by then.
@@BecomeInspired ok Thanks for answering ☺️
@@meryl5384 It's my pleasure!
I’m just curious how long will this last for? Thank you.
Dogs aren’t suppose to have sugar so can I skip the sugar step?
Of course, you can definitely skip it. I put in a negligible amount just for a hint of flavor
Hi; I want to do this but would rather the finished product come out thicker and less crunchy. Wouln't a 1/4" cut work just as well and maybe don't cook them so long?
Thanks
Yes you can! You're going to have to experiment with different thicknesses and dehydration times, but you can definitely get that kind of result if you do it right. I remember experimenting a long time ago and achieving a similar result with a thicker and less crunchy texture.
You are right and I'll keep at it. Just for fun, i had a little salmon in the freezer that i was able to dry and she seems to like it very much. i store it airtight in the frig.
Your name suit you = i do feel inspired :)
@@KingdomUploader Dried salmon sounds amazing! Our dogs love that treat as well, thanks for sharing! I'm so glad you feel inspired 😍😍
@@BecomeInspired So far I've dried two batches of 4 boneless chicken breasts and she love them much more than those store-bought jerkys! Each batch only takes 6 hours to dry!
BTW, I found a brand new dehydrator at a flea market for five bucks! It has a fan and temp control, two fruit trays and two trays for herbs. I'm using the mesh herb trays for the jerky and there is no sticking.
This is now our new thing!
Thanks again. You have unsurpassable worth!
@@KingdomUploader That is an incredibly kind comment Kevin, thank you! Please share my videos on face book or any other platform you use. I'd love more people to enjoy them, just as you have!
Adding sugar and salt for dog ?
I believe that's what I did in the video, yes.
If I don't have a dehydrator, can I use the oven instead??
Hi Maria! Yes you can, but the oven will take much longer to dehydrate and it uses more energy. But the result will be the same!
If you plan to do this more than once get an dehydrator or a Ninja Foodi Max or One Pot with the Dehydrator function (personally I recommend an all in one like Foodi Max or Instant Pot
@@Xighor okay thanks! I have an air fryer and I have read that you can dehydrate in it too, maybe I will try it that way. If not I guess I will buy one 😊
@@mariapaulacoello1920 which one if your model doesn't have the function if your device can change it temperature to something like 60c and cook for 6hrs I don't see how that's different
Though I just checked i can't use the air crisp option and lower below 150
Maybe there's other ways but I know with an 9 in one Air Fryer you can as it's got the function
If not you could get a dehydrator pretty cheap and if you're using it more than once it will pay off over using an oven and it's cheaper making dog treats yourself than buying them premade
You can also do Beef Jerky and Dried Fruits, using an oven is possible but it takes not as safe and it will use so much energy that it's not worth it imo also I don't think you can do as much In a oven
Basically if you're going to do it regularly the device will pay for itself on electricity saved unless you're stealing power 😂
For how long can i keep it in room temperature room??
Great question, you can keep this at room temperature for many months. Keep it in a jar or a sealed plastic bag and you'll be fine!
At what temperature was your dehydrator???
165f
1 teaspoon of sugar and 1 teaspoon of soap?or salt
HAH! Stop teasing, I meant "salt!" :)
What happen making it without No sugar, no salt ?
It'll be just fine if you don't use any sugar or salt. I add a tiny tiny pinch for electrolytes.
When was this filmed...in 1978? I'm pretty sure this was taken from an episode of Three's Company. You know, the one where Jack was cooking for Janet's Dad's dog.
ha...HA! I love Three's Company and this is hilarious!
You don’t have to cook the meat first. I’m going to try this. Just asking dehydrated raw meat is ok for animal please and thankyou
Someone said to flash bake it after dehydrating at 200 Fahrenheit to kill any salmonella. I was wondering about it needed to be cooked beforehand.
Im thinking of doing some organ meats but i havent found a video on it yet.
Temp?
I set it on high. The dehydrator doesn’t have a temperature reading, but you can be safe using whatever temperature is listed safe for chicken.
If you freeze a little bit, It Will be better to slice
Great idea!
I'm about to take some roosters and ducks to have processed and will be making treats for them. Thanks $35 bucks is too much to pay for dog treats @ "The Wal-Marts".
I totally agree Angela! Good for you for doing it smart.
This video has very bad advise. Please don't put salt or sugar on your chicken. You can put chopped fresh or dried parsley instead. And don't over crowd the dehydrator like that. You don't want any overlaping or touching. Bake until the chicken is crunchy and snaps. You don't want it bendy.
If you'd like for safety reasons, after dehydrating the chicken, flash bake at 200°F in the oven for 5 min or so. It will kill any salmonella that may be present.
The only impressing thing is how thin she was able to get those slices by hand. Good job.
Hi Joanna! Thanks for watching my video. I love cooking so I get to practice a lot with slicing. Consult a vet before changing your dog's diet. I don't feed my dogs conventional dog food often, so they're not getting the sodium they need from that artificial food. So you know, dogs naturally need sodium as part of an electrolyte balance, so small amounts of salt aren't bad for your dog. Like most living things, dogs need salt to help balance fluids and keep nerves functioning properly.
@@BecomeInspired you're right! Yes, if you feed a raw diet, they do require added sodium and carbs. But no, not for the majority of pets who eat commercial kibble
I like your video I do the same for my dog ThysonHe loves his chicken and he loves meat the only thing I don’t agree with you is salt and sugar that’s not good for the pets
I hope Tyson enjoys it! Thanks for watching!!
The highest mines goes is 158, is this ok?
That's a perfect temperature actually! Should be fine!!
@@BecomeInspired thank you for your response and videos.
@@karina-zk4bh Oh my pleasure, any time! Thanks for coming to my channel 😊
Dogs don't need any seasoning in their food. Leave out the salt and sugar
That's certainly an option!
No seasoning
That's fine
Sugar and salt is not good for dog , you can use turmeric and a little black pepper instead
Thanks for the tips!
If you used one of my knives like you used yours, you'd never leave a finger or palm print again! Insanely dangerous with surgically sharp knives!
Oh boy! Sharp knives are the best though, aren't they?