Showing posts with label dog christmas cookies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog christmas cookies. Show all posts

Friday, December 14, 2012

Dog Christmas Cookies Decorated With Royal Icing

Don't forget the pooches at Christmas! 

Take a look at these beautiful dog Christmas cookies decorated with royal icing made by Lazy Bones Pet Treats, a dog bakery based in Kansas City, Missouri. Fido's Frosting Royal Icing for Dogs takes color well and creates vibrant Christmas dog treats! 


dog Christmas cookies
Christmas dog treats made by
Lazy Bones Pet Treats


Colored sesame seeds complete the all natural decoration. Buy the colored sesame seeds or with a little bit of effort, color them yourself. Use then just as you would sprinkles or jimmies on other treats for dogs to keep the sugar content at a minimum. 

Christmas dog treats
More Christmas treats for dogs from
Lazy Bone Pet Treats

Fido's Frosting royal icing is perfect for flooding an area with color as seen in the stars and the bell above. Or just drizzle green and red dog treat icing for an interesting "painted" effect, as seen in the image below.


Christmas treats for dogs
Dog Christmas cookies with drizzled dog treat
icing from Lazy Bones Pet Treats


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Thursday, December 13, 2012

Dog Christmas Cookies

Make dog Christmas cookies decorated with bright, holiday colors so that everyone in the family gets to have tasty Christmas treats!

These fun, creative, colorful dog treats are made by Noah's Noms, a dog bakery located in Sanbornville, New Hampshire. 



dog Christmas cookies
Christmas dog cookies made by
Noahs' Noms dog bakery


Professional dog bakeries offer interesting combinations of ingredients in their dog biscuits. They know which ingredients go best together. If this is more information than you know, or have time to research, no need to worry. You can always order a batch of the more exotic treats.

Make your own homemade dog biscuits using a simple dog biscuit recipe. Roll out the dough and then use bone shaped cookie cutters or other Christmas themed cookie cutters. If you prefer a quicker and easier method, use the silicone molds from K9Cakery.com to make perfect bone or paw shaped biscuits without having to roll and cut. 

The Christmas dog treats in the photo above were decorated with yogurt dog treat icing: Fido's Frosting brand Royal Icing for Dogs. Look how cute the little bones with the scarves and faces came out. Of course the dog recipients will love them, but decorate your treats with personality and you'll have the humans also begging for more.