Homemade Dog Treats

Are you ready to spoil your pup? These Homemade Dog Treats are literally the best! All you need to make these DIY dog treats are a few simple ingredients.

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Store them in a dog treat container to keep them fresh and delicious.

Every dog loves peanut butter so why not give them what they want? You’ll find one easy recipe after another that are non-toxic to dogs.

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Skip the dog food for a bit and make these super easy treats instead. A lot of them have peanut butter and pumpkin puree but some have other safe ingredients as well.

Make sure to check out my DIY Dog Treats from Leftovers as well.

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What food ingredients are typically found in dog treats?

All recipes are different but typically there will be natural peanut butter, rolled oats, coconut oil, and even mashed-up pumpkin as some of the main ingredients found in homemade dog treats.

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Make sure that you do your research so that you’re feeding safe food to your dog. There are actually many foods that you may not know that aren’t safe for your dog to eat!

What is the best way to store homemade dog treats?

Once the treats are made you’re going to want to store them in a food-safe ceramic dog treat jar. You can also use a baby food jar with a lid as well.

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