10 Simple Homemade Dog Treats

Just like we take care of our own bodies by filling it with healthy foods, we can take care of our dogs by doing the same. Store bought dog treats contain unnecessary ingredients and preservatives. By feeding your dog only the most natural ingredients, they will have more energy and stronger immune systems.

Please remember that not all dogs require the same nutrition, so it’s important to speak with your veterinarian before feeding your dog any new foods. A vet has the knowledge necessary to understand your particular pet’s dietary needs.

Here is a roundup of 10 homemade dog treat recipes that you can easily try introducing to your dog once you confirm their nutritional needs. From crunchy to soft, savory to sweet, and even frozen treats, you are likely to find a favorite or two for your pup!

Baked Sweet Potato Fries

If you’re making some for yourself, go ahead and throw in some extra fries for your furry pal. These are literally nothing but sweet potatoes, coconut oil, turmeric, and cinnamon.

Beagles and Bargains

Peanut Butter Dog Biscuits

These healthy treats require only a handful of ingredients that you likely already have at home—flour, peanut butter, honey, and egg.

My Fussy Eater

Banana Blueberry Ice Cream

What could be more simple than frozen bananas and blueberries blended together into creamy goodness?!

Golden Woofs: Sugar The Golden Retriever

Frozen Dog Treat Pupsicles

Three ingredients can be blended together to make this sweet treat for your pup on a hot summer day. You can easily leave out the dog biscuit, which is used as a popsicle stick in this recipe. Just serve it in a bowl instead.

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