More and more people are baking homemade dog treats but the secret to making the icing, especially yogurt frosting, like the professional bakers use has been well hidden, until now. There are many ways to make frostings and we explore as many as we can, especially the ones the bakeries use, here. We cover everything from using yogurt and carob to unique homemade "kitchen counter" specialties.

But before you get started, you need to know that there are some foods that humans find delicious but should never be fed to dogs, not even on special occasions! Don't worry, we cover all of that. You will be an expert by the time you are done reading. And we won't leave you hanging. While the ingredients for some recipes are available in your local grocery store, the recipes for true professional dog treat frosting are not as readily available. But don't worry; we provide helpful resources and suppliers along the way.

But, icing alone does not make a pretty dog treat. There are many healthy, yet pretty decorations that you can use to really make your homemade dog treats shine. And you don't have to use sugar! You will be amazed at some of the items we have found for you.

Finally, frosting is not very useful if you don't have free homemade doggie treats recipes to make the dog treats first. Again, we've got you covered. We provide an ever growing list of free recipes for you to get you started.

So let's start salivating . . . er . . . baking homemade dog treats so that we can decorate them with dog treat icing!