I love making doggie biscuits for our dog Cannoli. She’s a very spoiled Siberian Husky. I’m always trying out new recipes.
This time I decided to combine her 2 favorite treats, peanut butter and carrots. I mixed it up with organic flour and rolled oats and came up with a new treat which she just loves.
The recipe yielded 12 bone shaped treats and a bowl full of the smaller 1″ rounds I’ll use as training treats.
Here’s my new recipe it’s really easy to make using just 4 ingredients. I used organic and natural ingredients, but you can use non-organic.
Ingredients:
1 cup organic flour
1 cup organic rolled oats
1 cup natural peanut butter
1 4oz. jar of strained carrots baby food
Directions:
Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Mix until it forms a ball of dough. If it’s too dry and crumbly add water 1 tbls. at a time until you can form a ball.
Roll out dough on a lightly flour surface. Roll to 1/2′ thick.
Cut into desired shape using a cookie cutter or use a pizza cutter to make squares.
Place biscuits on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake in 350 degree oven for 15 minutes. Flip biscuits over and continue to bake
Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Mix until it forms a ball of dough. If it's too dry and crumbly add water 1 tbls. at a time until you can form a ball.
Roll out dough on a lightly flour surface. Roll to 1/2' thick.
Cut into desired shape using a cookie cutter or use a pizza cutter to make squares.
Place biscuits on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake in 350 degree oven for 15 minutes. Flip biscuits over and continue to bake another 15 minutes.
Remove from oven and cool on racks. Store in airtight container.
It’s shaping up to be a very hot summer. To keep Cannoli, our Siberian Husky, cool and comfy this summer we’ve been making her frozen dog treats, or Pup Pops.
They are so simple to make, they not only keep her cool, they keep her busy for almost an hour!
For these treats I used apples and blueberries I had in the fridge and homemade chicken stock made without onions, salt, and garlic. Really you can use your pooch’s favorite fruits and veggies or whatever you have at home as long as they are dog friendly. Don’t use onions, grapes, and if using apples be sure you remove the seeds, they are some foods toxic to pets. For a list of foods that can be poisonous to pets click here to be taken to the Humane Society list.
I freeze my treats in styrofoam coffee cups (but you can use paper cups, ice cube trays, or silicone molds), I just peel away the cup when I give Cannoli the treat. It’s a great in expensive way to make and store the frozen treats. You can portion out the treats to fit your pet’s needs. I make mine fairly large and fill the cup, she’s a good size pup!
Ingredients:
Makes 6 full coffee cups
2 apples – cut in cubes, all seeds removed
1/2 fresh blueberries
3 cups homemade chicken stock
Directions:
Distribute fruits into 6 styrofoam coffee cups.
Pour desired amount of chicken broth into cups. Fruit floats to the top.
Freeze for at least 6 hours.
Peel off cup when ready to give your pet the treat.
This is for all dog lovers out there that really want their pups to enjoy frozen treats, these Recipe treats are 100% natural, affordable and refreshing for your lovely pups! 100% made from fruits and coconut juice that help boosts your cuties immune system. Perfect for summer seasons!
Besides that your pup’s gonna love these treats and you will enjoy making them!
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Cranberries are rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, and C, and are filled with minerals and antioxidants; all very good for your pet’s overall health and promotes urinary tract health.
For my first foray into the frozen dog treat world, I used ingredients I already had in my fridge, in this case, leftover Greek yogurt from my chicken souvlaki marinade I made for last Sunday’s barbecue night and fresh blueberries left over from my fruit-filled ice pops and Red, White & Blueberry Popsicles.
Our Siberian Huskie puppy loves treats. She expects treats whenever she listens to a command to sit, stay, and shake. We go thru a lot of treats!
Recently we went to Petco to buy more treats, we usually buy the bulk biscuits from the treat bar. The price had gone up to over $6 a pound. The pre-packaged ones were more expensive, even those on sale. The “organic” treats were in my opinion ridiculously priced, over $10 for a 6 oz. bag.
I found a recipe online for easy baked dog treats, I tweaked it to suit our needs, adding flax seed meal which is said to be healthy for dogs and good for their skin and coats.
Here is the recipe I ended up with Cannoli loves them! It uses just 3 ingredients and can be made in different flavors, I used sweet potato and apple/blueberry, her favorites!
Ingredients:
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 cup flax seed meal
4 oz. jar of strained baby food (any flavor works as long as it doesn’t have garlic and onions)
Directions:
Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees
1. Measure the flour and flax seed meal to equal 1 cup.
2. Mix dry ingredients with one 4 oz. jar of baby food in a mixing bowl. Knead until you have a ball of dough. If it’s too loose add flour a little bit at a time until you have the right consistency.
3. Place ball of dough on lightly floured surface and roll to about 1/4″-1/2″ thickness
4. Cut into desired shape with a cookie cutter or use a pizza cutter to cut squares
5. Place on to parchment lined baking sheet. Bake for 20-25 mins.
6. Remove from oven and cool. Store in airtight container.
These Toppers recipes are not meant to replace store bought dog food. It may not meet all of your dog’s nutritional needs. It is meant to be used as a topper or wet mix into your regular dog food to make it more appetizing for finicky pups. If you want to replace your pet’s food with homemade dog food please talk to your vet and do your research for recipes that will meet all your pet’s nutritional needs and if needed give your pet supplemental vitamins and minerals as directed by your vet.
Here are the 3 Round-ups of Best Dog Toppers Recipe. Bow-wow-Wow!!!!
Me and my family love biscuits and our pups too, but unfortunately, some ingredients are not Dog-friendly, so I’m thinking maybe I could make a homemade Dog Biscuit Treats, I got some experiment and came up 6 Round-ups of Dog Treat Biscuits.
Treat your dogs with our homemade biscuit Recipes, These recipes are super fun to prepare and inexpensive. Enjoy!
They are so easy to make, the pup loves them, and they’re healthy too! An added bonus is that they’re very inexpensive, especially if you have a herb garden and use your homegrown parsley.
The best part is these doggie treats are easy to make using just 3 ingredients. They’re also much less expensive than any dog treat you can buy at the pet store. And you know exactly what’s in them and where the ingredients came from.
I used organic and natural ingredients for this recipe, but you can use non-organic. Make some for your pups for International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day!
It’s super easy to make. The bag contained 6 fairly large sweet potatoes so I got a lot of chews for $5, I already had the other ingredients in my pantry.
I love making doggie biscuits for our dog Cannoli. 
She’s a very spoiled Siberian Husky. I’m always trying out new recipes.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Roll out dough on a lightly flour surface. Roll to 1/2′ thick.
Cut into desired shape using a cookie cutter or use a pizza cutter to make squares.
Place biscuits on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake in 350 degree oven for 15 minutes. Flip biscuits over and continue to bake
