dog treat recipe

This puppy-friendly puppy chow is a dog-friendly treat that your furry friend will LOVE! Made with dog food, coconut milk powder, and peanut butter.

Puppy-Friendly "Puppy Chow" 

Wild Earth dog food⁣

peanut butter ⁣(or sunflower butter)

coconut milk ⁣(or oat flour)

Scoop the peanut butter into a microwave-safe bowl and microwave for 1 minute, until softened.

Add the Wild Earth food to a large bowl. Pour the softened peanut butter over the kibble, then use a spoon or spatula to mix well, until all pieces of dog food are coated in peanut butter.

Sprinkle about half of the coconut powder over the bowl, then mix to combine. Repeat with the remaining powder. Serve to your pup and let them enjoy! Leftovers will keep at room temperature for 2-3 days, or in the fridge for 2 to 3 weeks.

These 2 Ingredient Frozen Peanut Butter Banana Dog Treats are an amazing snack for your furry friend. All natural and organic, these easy treats will leave your pup feeling healthy and happy!

2 Ingredient Frozen Peanut Butter Banana Dog Treats

bananas

peanut butter

3. Put frozen banana slices in a food processor and blend. You’ll need to scraped down the sides a few times. It will get pretty thick.

4. Keep blending until it smooths out into soft serve banana ice cream.

Love this recipe!! My pup loves when I leave chunks of banana in it! 

Love this recipes so much my dogs do too!!! Sometimes if I don’t feel like eating all those calories fat and sugar I just make some for myself. LOL. My dogs love it too I make it one every a week for them. And it seems like there weight is going down. This is such an amazing reciepe.❤️

Now I’m afraid of the peanut butter.  How can I be sure it doesn’t have Xylitol in it?  I don’t always believe labels.  What brand do you use?

I found this just in time for my sweet dogs 15th birthday - it’s a hot day and she is loving her birthday treat ❤️❤️❤️

I found this by accident. My Lily would love this. Please state how long you can freeze bananas? Since I don’t have blender, I will have to mix it by hand! Lol

These healthy dog treats are easy to make and full of ingredients that are good for your dog. These treats help freshen breath, improve skin and coat health, and are packed with fiber, and nutrients your dog needs.  Best yet, dogs love them!!

Healthy Dog Treats Recipe!

water

ground flax (for skin and coat health)

unsweetended apple sauce (for dental health and breath (or sub pumpkin puree))

peanut butter (for protein

parsley (for fresher breath)

cinnamon (for brain function)

flour

Preheat your oven to 350F (180C). Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or leave it dry (the treats shouldn&#39;t stick).

In a small bowl or measuring glass mix the warm water and flax. Set aside for about 10 minutes to thicken.

In a large bowl add the thickened flax mixture, apple sauce, peanut butter, parsley, and cinnamon and mix well. Add the whole wheat flour and mix to make a stiff dry dough (it won&#39;t come together just yet).

Dump the dough and any remaining flour and bits from the bowl onto a clean work surface. Gather the dough and knead to incorporate all the flour. If your dough doesn&#39;t come together and is too dry, sprinkle over 1 teaspoon of water at a time until the dough comes together into a stiff dough.

Use a rolling pin to roll the dough out to about 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) thick. Cut the dough into treats. I used this bone-shaped cookie cutter to cut out the treats but you could use any cookie cutter, or just cut them into squares with a knife or pizza cutter. Gather any dough scraps, and reroll to make more treats.

Lay the treats out in a single layer on the baking sheet and bake for 45 mins - 60 mins until the treats are golden on the bottom and dry. Let cool before giving one to your pup. I like to let my treats cool on the baking sheet and sit out in the open overnight to dry even more and become more crunchy. Store in an air-tight container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks, or you can freeze them.

I couldn't find a way to contact Sam directly via a private message (or through email) so I am sending it through the comments here.  I put 5 stars so I didn't effect the reviews negatively even though I haven't tried the recipe yet.  I was researching recipes to try out as I am wanting to find some good ones to start selling dog treats.  I am a trained chef from years ago but have been in several different careers in my life.  I started to experiment more in only baking last year and am wanting to bake and sell healthy dog treats.  But so I am an animal lover and know that cats and dogs can have toxic reactions to certain smells in chemical cleaners and air freshers, etc. as well as certain foods.  --So...I looked up if parsley or cinnamon was toxic for dogs since it is in this recipe.  Cinnamon is safe to use.  Parsley can be toxic if digested in large amounts but even more specifically, only "curly" parsley is totally non-toxic to dogs.  There is dried parsley in this recipe and so I looked up what type of parsley tends to be in dried parsley.  I found that flat leaf parsley is the one most used in dried parsley.  And flat leaf parsley is for sure in the group of potential toxic parsley not to use.  So I will be substituting "fresh" and "curly parsley" in my use of this recipe.  I am hoping to get a response and maybe a change to this recipe in the future from Sam just to make sure everyone is on the safe side using this recipe in the future.  in my research, Furanocoumarins (scientific name: psoralen angelicin) is the component in flat, italian and spring parsley's that can be toxic to dogs.

These are very tasty I must say! my beagle loves them and I can see why. I keep a few at work to nibble on myself. The only thing I would prefer is if they were a little bit softer, the batchs I have made have been very hard I worry about my beagles old teeth (and mine). What can I do to make them still crunchy, but not so rock hard. I took them out the oven after 40 minutes because I could tell they were done/hard enough. Shall I try less flour? or less time?

I made this for my beagles and they love them! But they have been showing some small signs of irritable bowels so I’m thinking subbing oat flour may be a better fit for my fur babies. Just to be clear my dogs don’t get any sort of store bought biscuits so I’m sure the wheat is a bit more of a shock to their system than dogs already getting a treat like that regularly.

Only wish the dough was easier to knead and roll. It’s quite dense and takes some strength to manipulate. I’m thinking of using my stand mixer next time to take out some of the work. 
Thanks for a great recipe!

Super easy to make, and our sweet little rescue Chihuahua Kowalski loooooves them. I used a pizza cutter to make them into little squares, so it made a LOT. He was kind enough to share them with his canine cousins, who also loved them. These are a WIN!

Tuna &amp; Flaxseed Chews for Dogs are the perfect healthy homemade treat! Packed with omega-3s, fiber, and protein, these tasty chews support your dog’s skin, coat, digestion, and overall health. They’re simple to make and can be stored for easy snacking throughout the week. Your dog will love these crunchy, nutritious chews! ????????????

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Tuna &amp; Flaxseed Chews for Dogs: A Healthy Homemade Treat for Your Furry Friend

tuna in water (drained) ????

flaxseed meal ????

rolled oats ????

egg ????

In a large bowl, mix drained tuna, flaxseed meal, rolled oats, and egg until well combined.

Shape the mixture into small squares or rounds.

Place the chews on a parchment-lined baking sheet.

Bake for 15-20 minutes until firm and light brown.

Cool completely before serving to your dog.

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