Salmon Cookie Recipe for Cats

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What cat doesn't get ecstatic when it smells fish, right? Thinking of pleasing, today we bring you a recipe for a salmon cookie for your cat. Very simple and will serve as a great treat for your four-legged child. So set aside your baking pan and get to work!

 

Salmon cookie for cats

Ingredients:

1 can of canned salmon in water (choose higher quality brands)

1 egg

50g of wheat flour

150g of oatmeal

⅓ cup of olive oil

Parchment paper

Baking tray

Method of preparation

Preheat oven to 180º for 10 minutes

Break eggs into separate bowl

Mix the eggs and other ingredients in the bowl until it forms a homogeneous mass.

On a baking sheet place the parchment paper

Shape the dough into small portions, forming discs and place on the baking sheet

bake for 15 minutes

Once ready, wait for it to cool down and serve it to your cat! Reserve the rest in an airtight container.

 

What do we think of the salmon biscuit recipe

A recipe that doesn't need anything too elaborate, with simple ingredients and that will surely please the most diverse tastes. Your cat is sure to love this treat!

 

Attention! This is not a complete food so never substitute pet food for these treats. If your cat does not usually consume homemade snacks, offer them little by little to avoid vomiting or diarrhea.


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