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    sparks123

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    5 reviews by sparks123

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    Reviewed Chicken Jerky for Dogs
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      |  By Dreamer in Ontario

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    "Yes dogs will eat just about anything including things that are not good for them. Garlic is one of those things. If you feel your dog is so fussy he/she wouldn't eat chicken ALONE then use a spice that is safe for dogs."

    Jun 30, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #288344

    Reviewed Tempting Training Treats (For Dogs
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      |  By Michelle_My_Belle

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    "kudos to you. Lovely recipe. very appetizing and thank you for the note about the garlic."

    Jun 26, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #250896

    Reviewed Almost Curried Turkey Noodle Casserole for Dogs
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      |  By Ismy Echo

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    "great recipe. leave out the garlic though."

    Jun 26, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #199127

    Reviewed Lazy Turkey Loaf (For Dogs
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      |  By seahorse73

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    "Dogs should never be fedGARLICOnionsPotato peelsgrease/fat/butterexcess saltetcPlease do your homework before trusting someone elses recipes for dogs.Just because a dog will eat it doesn't make it good for them."

    Jun 26, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #146314

    Reviewed Great Gravy for Dogs
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      |  By grandma2969

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    "You should never use boulion (unless there is no onion in the ingredients, which most have or gafrlic to your dog. They cause pancreatitis and anemia.Dogs eat a number of household items that humans find unappetizing (deoderant, shampoo, antifreeze, cat litter all of which are toxic to dogs.If you put antifreeze on your dogs food they would..."

    Jun 26, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #136394

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