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This is a bit of a random question, but I was thinking about making some homemade toys, and potentially some healthy treats treats. With treats, does anyone else make their own/have a recipe they’d like to share? Store bought treats tend to be unhealthy, I’d rather make some of my own if possible.
And as far as the toys go, I was wondering if there’s any type of safe/natural glue/adhesive type substance I could make that would be non-toxic if they happened to ingest a little of it. Kind of like the same concept of when you make a gingerbread house and use melted sugar as a glue (though I don’t think I’d want to use that since for one sugar isn’t exactly healthy for them, but two I always feel like sugar “glue” is hard as rock). It doesn’t have to be a super strong type of glue or anything, just enough to hold small/light things together. I was just wondering if anyone might have some ideas for that! Obviously if it comes to it I could just use some type of twine but I was hoping for something that doesn’t come appart quite that easy.
Thanks!
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