Title: Low Purine Dog Cookies
Categories: Canine
Yield: 30 servings

2 3/4 c White rice flour
1/4 c 1% low-fat milk
1 Clove garlic; crushed
4 tb Margarine; softened
1 md Egg; beaten
1 tb Molasses

Combine flour and garlic in a large bowl. Cut in margarine. Stir in
beaten egg, molasses, and milk. Add enough water so mixture can be
shaped into a ball. Roll dough onto a floured board to a thickness of
1/2 inch. Cut into shapes and place on a greased baking sheet. Bake
at 375 for 20 minutes, remove from oven, and let cool. Makes about 30
biscuits.

Because of the Schnauzer, Dalmatian, and certain other breeds'
tendency toward urinary stone formation, diets and treats low in
"purine-yielding ingredients" are advised. Every attempt has been
made to ensure that this recipe uses relatively low purine
ingredients, however I cannot guarantee that your dog will not have a
reaction to these treats, either allergic or urinary. It is very
important to monitor the pH of your dog's urine when introducing new
foods and treats to its diet. The urinary pH should not deviate from
the normal pH of 7.0 if all is well. If you note any deviation, you
should contact your veterinarian immediately for a standard
urinalysis to see if abnormal urinary crystals are forming which can
"grow up" to become obstructing stones, or to detect other urinary
problems. Also keep in mind that these treats should be fed in small
amounts and are not meant to replace a well-balanced diet.
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