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Homemade Pumpkin Dog Treats: Easy and Healthy Recipe

by Biswaindu
April 19, 2023
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Homemade Pumpkin Dog Treats Easy and Healthy Recipe
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Keep tails wagging and dogs happy with these homemade pumpkin dog treats! Not only are they easy to make, but the ingredients in this recipe will help keep your pup’s coat healthy and nourished. Plus, since it’s a no-bake treat you won’t need to wait long before your furry friend can sample their own batch of deliciousness.

The best part is that you probably already have at least some of the ingredients lying around and no special kitchen appliances or tools are required! So, if you want an energizing snack for your beloved canine companion that requires minimal cooking effort; look no further than this simple pumpkin dog treat recipe.

Homemade Pumpkin Dog Treats: Easy and Healthy Recipe

 

Recipe 1: Pumpkin Puree and Wheat Flour

 

You will need 

  • A cookie cutter (any shape will do, but a dog bone shape will look appealing to your little darling)
  • Whole wheat flour 
  • Pumpkin puree ( made by blending chunks of roasted pumpkin )
  • rolling pins and parchment paper

 

Make dough flour using wheat flour and pumpkin puree together. Roll out the dough with the rolling pins, and after giving them the required shape using the cookie cutters, bake them for 30 minutes in a preheated oven ( preferably 350 Fahrenheit). I substitute the wheat flour with chickpea flour and oats flour for a change of taste, and my blues go crazy about them.

 

Cool them before serving. If the weather is cool, you can store them in counter jars for 5-7 days. If you live in areas with a warmer climate, refrigerate them.

Homemade Pumpkin Dog Treats Easy and Healthy Recipe

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Recipe 2: No Bake Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Treat 

 

You will need

  • Three cups oats 
  • Two eggs 
  • 1 Boiled and mashed/pureed medium-sized pumpkin pumpkin 

 

Mix the oats, eggs, and mashed pumpkin into a soft mixture. Make balls and refrigerate them for 1-2 hours before offering them to your furballs. I read once that some dogs can be allergic to eggs. Alternatively, you can use honey and peanut butter instead of eggs to make the balls. 

 

You can finely grind the oats or use oats flour. I prefer coarsely ground oats as they are healthier and great for their coats.

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Recipe 3: Pumpkin and Salmon 

 

You will need 

  • Pureed oats 
  • A can of Salmon and boiled pumpkin
  • Eggs 
  • Coconut oil 

 

Combine the pumpkin and Salmon and add the oats and eggs to form a firm dough. Let the mixture rest for a while. Roll and cut the dough into the required shape and bake at 180 C for 15-20 minutes while keeping an eye on the treats. 

 

I made them without the eggs while adjusting the consistency of the oats flour and was happy with the final results. If required, you can swap the oats with rice flour, and your canine babies will not feel any taste difference.

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Recipe 4: Banana and Pumpkin treats 

 

You will need

  • Pumpkin puree of one medium pumpkin 
  • Two bananas 
  • One egg
  • Flour 

 

Mix the pureed pumpkin with the banana and eggs. Add the flour of your choice ( approximately 2-21/2 cups ) until you achieve a sugar cookie consistency. If your dog is allergic to grains, use grain-free or gluten-free flour like almond flour, coconut flour, buckwheat flour, oats flour, or quinoa flour instead. 

 

Shape them into round floors and flatten them followed by fork-marking them for a visual treat. In the picture, green beans have been used to look like pumpkin stems. Bake at 350 degrees for 15-50 minutes or until the edges turn brown.

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Conclusion

 

Making your pup homemade pumpkin treats is a great way to provide them with nutritious snacks full of vitamins and minerals, while being fun and delicious. We hope that this easy and healthy recipe for mulled pumpkin dog treats has inspired you to find creative ways to make your pup’s meals as tasty, healthy, and sustainable as possible. And if you’re looking to add more pumpkin-based goodies into your pet’s repertoire, remember that there are plenty of nutritional benefits associated with cooked pumpkin puree like aiding in digestion, promoting weight loss, and more. Ultimately though, the biggest benefit that sharing these homemade pumpkin dog treats will bring is revealing how much love you have for your furry best friend!

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Biswaindu is a freelance writer and loves to write on topics related to Health, Wellness, and Spirituality. He is a graduate in Electrical Engineering and writes well about Technical Product Reviews too.

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