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Chicken carrot oat crisps

Made in my kitchen

Chicken and carrot blended with oats, pressed into thin rounds, sprinkled with coconut and slowly dried.

My own recipe, from my video. I make this one at home. I’m still weighing each batch, so exact amounts, yield and calories are coming soon.

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A dehydrator tray of round chicken carrot oat crisps topped with coconut
Method: dehydratorDry: 15 hr at 60°C (140°F)25–30 g per ball

Treat only — not a complete diet. Homemade snacks do not replace a balanced commercial or veterinary diet. If your pet has a health condition, ask your vet before trying a new treat.

Ingredients

  • Chicken breast
  • Carrot
  • Oats
  • Desiccated coconut, for sprinkling

Exact amounts coming soon.

Steps

  1. Raw chicken pieces in a blender cup

    Cut the chicken into small pieces and put them in the blender.

  2. Carrot pieces in the blender with the chicken

    Cut the carrot into small pieces and add it.

  3. Blended chicken and carrot paste

    Blend until the mixture comes together.

  4. Oats mixed into the chicken and carrot paste

    Add the oats.

  5. A portion of orange chicken-carrot-oat mixture being scooped by hand

    Scoop 25–30 g of the mixture.

  6. Rolled chicken carrot oat balls on a mesh tray

    Roll it into a ball.

  7. A gloved hand pressing chicken carrot oat mixture into thin patties

    Press each ball into a thin patty.

  8. A gloved hand sprinkling desiccated coconut on chicken carrot oat patties

    Sprinkle with desiccated coconut.

  9. Golden dried chicken carrot oat crisps topped with coconut

    Dry at 60°C (140°F) for 15 hours, then check doneness (see below).

Doneness check: every piece should be completely dry and firm all the way through, with no soft or moist center. Break a thick piece open to check. If any are still soft, keep drying.

This is my home method. For USDA’s general guidance on drying meat, see my dehydrator notes.

Calories: coming soon. I haven’t weighed a finished batch yet, so there is no per-piece number here.

Once you know the calories in one piece, use the Custom option in the dog calorie calculator and keep treats near 10% of daily calories.

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