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Dog Treat Recipes with Pumpkin

Below, you'll find healthy homemade dog treat recipes, all prepared by BoneItUp veterinarians. So, you can make them all confidently!

When creating the recipes, ease of preparation was considered so you can make them quickly.

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1. Creamy Pumpkin Mappucchino:

Treat your furry friend to the delicious Creamy Pumpkin Mappucchinoice cream dog treats made from a blend of peanut butter, pumpkin, apple, cinnamon, and milk.

Paw-shaped homemade dog treats with a pink silicone mold in the background.

A stylized graphic of a bone, a hanger, and the number 10.

For one full paws silicone

tray (or 10 treats)

Equipment

- Food processor

- Freezer

- Paw silicone mold

Ingredients

2 tbsp. peanuts butter

6 Oz pumpkin - cleaned

Pinch of cinnamon
Half of cup (4fl Oz) milk (oat milk/ lactose free or vegan preferred)

Alternatives

Pumpkin = Banana

Apple = Pear

Peanut butter = Hazelnut butter

This recipe takes about

10 minutes

Directions

1. In a food processor, add all of the ingredients together and blend them until united.

2. Place the mixture in the paw molds and let it be frozen in the freezer for 3 hours.

3. The treats are ready

4. Before giving them to your dog, take care that they are not too cold. Let them sit aside for 5-10 minutes

2. Beach Vibes

Transform your dog's treat time into a tropical vacation with this delightful Beach Vibes ice-cream recipe! All you need is milk and some fruit.

Dog paw and bone-shaped treats with scattered berries on a wooden surface.

For One Full Bones Silicone

Tray (Or 18 Bone Treats)

Equipment

- Cooking pan/Microwave

- Food processor

- Silicon mold

- Refrigerator

Ingredients

1 banana

Half of cup pumpkin puree

Half of cup strawberries

1 cup oat natural sugar-free milk

3 tbsp. Gelatin

Alternatives

Oat milk - other vegan natural milk

Strawberries - Blueberries

banana - Apple

This recipe takes about

20 minutes

Directions

1. Preheat the oat milk in your microwave or pour it into a cooking pan. Once it is hot, dissolve the gelatine inside.

2. Place all ingredients in a food processor and blend them until united.

3. Pour the mixture into the mold and place it in the refrigerator for 1 hour.

4. Keep the treats at a normal temperature for at least 5 minutes before giving them to your dog.

3. Antioxidant Strength

Harnessing the vibrant power of superfoods, these treats blend the goodness of blueberries, carrots, salmon, and kale, fortified with the nutritional punch of chia seeds and pumpkin puree.

Chocolate paw-shaped treats surrounded by blueberries.

For One Full Bones Silicone

Tray (Or 18 Bone Treats)

Equipment

- Oven

- Silicon mold

- Food processor

Ingredients

2 carrots

4 oz salmon

Handful of kale

2 tbsp. Chia seeds

1 cup blueberries

Half of cup pumpkin puree

Alternatives

Pumpkin puree - Apple puree

Blueberries - Blackberries

Salmon - Tuna

This recipe takes about

25 minutes

Directions

1. Place all of the ingredients in a food processor and blend until united.

2. Transfer the mixture to the silicon mold, preheat the oven to 170C/340F, and bake for 15 minutes.

3. Let the treats chill a little before serving them to your dog.

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