Kennel Free Puppies

Making your own Homemade dog treats is an excellent way to guarantee that your dog is receiving good dog treats that he or she enjoys. Making your own treats will also save you money and provide you with an enjoyable chance to create something special with a personal touch for your beloved dog.

You can also offer your homemade dog treats to other dog owners in your life as a gift.

The following are only suggestions. Remember that you should spice up anything you want and make things better for your pups!

Some Homemade dog treat:

Dehydrate

This kind of Homemade dog treat is simple to make if you have a dehydrator. If not, you can also dehydrate those foods in your oven at a low temperature to make a chewy, nutritious treat for your dog to enjoy.

You can bake foods like sweet potato slices, banana slices, leftover beef, or even a puree of dog-safe vegetables and meat at about 130 degrees Fahrenheit for 8-24 hours, depending on the thickness of the slices and whether you want to dehydrate.

Dehydration produces a low-effort, low-cost, and nutritious reward that your dog would enjoy.

Bake

Baking dog treats is a lot like baking cookies. There are several recipes available online, or you can create your own.

In contrast to baking real cookies, you can avoid using sugar, chocolate, and other candy.

Instead, use oats, eggs, pureed vegetables or fruits, sliced vegetables or fruits, slices of beef, or peanut butter.

Freeze

Frozen snacks are an excellent way to keep a dog calm on a hot day. Making frozen treats is as simple as combining any of your dog’s favorite foods, placing them in an ice cube tray or plastic cup, and freezing them.

Banana, peanut butter, plain Greek yoghurt, chicken (or other meat) broth, fresh fruits, or raw fruit juices are all perfect easy-to-mix recipes.

Reasons to make your own organic dog treats