Sometimes your pup just needs something without all the unnecessary ingredients found in store-bought treats, so these no-bake dog treats are easy and good for their digestive systems.
Keep in mind, however, that treats should only comprise a minor part of your dog’s diet – too many treats could lead to nutritional deficiencies and weight gain in your furry friend.
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Ingredients
Many dog treats contain long lists of ingredients that can be hard for pet parents to understand, making homemade treats the ideal solution. Plus, homemade options will likely cost less than their store-bought counterparts!
These treats contain only simple ingredients that are easily digested by any dog and offer a great source of protein – plus they’re super simple to make!
Just three ingredients are required to create these frozen treats: pumpkin puree, peanut butter and coconut oil come together in these tasty snacks that provide both fiber and stomach-settling ground ginger for your pups! For this Frozen 3 Ingredient Dog Treats Recipe visit CommuniKait.
Preparation
No bake dog treats are a simple solution when it comes to creating quick treats for your pup without resorting to store-bought varieties. Just a few ingredients and hours is all it takes!
Make multiple batches and give to friends and neighbors (or your local shelter!).
Peanut butter and sweet potato treats for dogs are not only tasty, but are packed with fiber, vitamins, and minerals – not to mention they’re low in both fat and calories!
Homemade treats provide an advantage in terms of controlling ingredients. That way, you can reduce sugar intake while substituting for foods your pup is allergic or sensitive to. Just be sure to use gluten-free flour; some dogs may be sensitive to regular wheat flour.
Storage
Homemade treats usually don’t contain preservatives, making them fresh for longer. Unfortunately, this also means they spoil more quickly than store-bought options due to weather, temperature and humidity fluctuations in your kitchen affecting how quickly these delicious goodies spoil.
Refrigeration is generally the optimal environment to store homemade treats made with meat/fish or other perishable ingredients; soft baked dog treat recipes typically keep fresh up to five days in the fridge.
Frozen pet treats and those that contain moisture (like gummies) should typically be stored in the freezer, where they will remain fresh for three months. Always inspect any frozen treat you give your pup; any that have clumps or appear suspiciously soggy should be rejected by you as food. Using a vacuum sealer can extend their shelf-life even further.
Serving
Homemade dog treats made from all-natural ingredients offer a significant advantage over store-bought ones that contain preservatives and chemicals, with this recipe using antibiotic-free turkey as an added perk.
Your pet will love this easy, no-bake treat! Customize it further by including various toppings like fresh fruit, bacon crumbles, and carob chips.
These no-bake dog treats are easy and quick to make with ingredients you likely already have in your pantry. With silicone molds, you can even make custom dog biscuits such as paw-shaped or bone-shaped cookies! Remember to serve these treats sparingly as too many calories from treats can lead to nutritional deficiencies; always consult with a veterinarian prior to adding new foods into your pet’s diet; do not feed raw meat or bones directly as these could become choking hazards; healthy dogs make happy ones!
