Win Over Your Pup With These Easy Homemade Dog Treat Recipes (2024)

It doesn't get simpler than peanut butter and oatmeal. Any dog is sure to devour these simple treats (honestly, they sound pretty good to humans, too).

Get the Peanut Butter Oatmeal Dog Treats recipe at Sunny Day Family.

With the help of a little pumpkin, a little peanut butter, and a little whole wheat flour (plus a few other ingredients), you can make some bacon-glazed goodies for your furry friend.

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Beets contain vitamins and minerals such as: vitamin C, fiber, folate, manganese, and potassium, which is what makes these colorful cookies such a great choice for a pup.

Get the Chicken and Beet Dog Treats recipe at Three Little Ferns.

Combining flour, peanut butter, chicken broth, and Parmesan cheese, these dog treats are dog-shaped and entirely delectable. What's not to love?

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You can put together these no-bake treats with only three ingredients: coconut oil, fiber-packed pumpkin puree, and stomach-settling ground ginger.

Get the No Bake Pumpkin Dog Treats recipe at Sunny Day Family.

All you need is pure pumpkin puree, plain yogurt, and an ice tray to make these yummy frozen goodies.

Get the Frozen Pumpkin and Yogurt Dog Treats recipe at CommuniKait.

This recipe uses flour, eggs, sweet potato, peanut butter, and salt, and are an incredible source of fiber for your dog. Plus, there are a ton of vitamins in sweet potato that will add extra nutrients to their daily food intake.

Get the Peanut Butter Sweet Potato Dog Treats recipe at Momma Lew.

If you have blueberries, oats, flour, eggs, peanut butter, and cinnamon on hand, then you can make your pup a treat that will have their tail wagging for days.

Get the Blueberry, Oats, and Peanut Butter Dog Treats recipe at Southern Bytes.

Made with drool-worthy bacon and peanut butter (as well as milk, applesauce, flour, baking powder, and oats), your dog will perform just about any trick to get their paws on one of these treats.

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For a fall-themed treat, these pumpkin-puree based treats are an excellent choice. You can even add cinnamon if you want. Either way, the peanut butter will make your dogs go crazy for these biscuits!

Get the Pumpkin Peanut Butter Dog Treats recipe at Mom On Timeout.

Made with peanut butter, banana, and oats, these 3-ingredient dog treats are so simple that you could probably train Fido to make them on his own.

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If you're looking for a treat that basically doubles as a full meal, then you'll want to try out these chicken and wild rice treats, which are made with chicken breast, wild rice, chicken stock, flour, salt, and eggs.

Get the Chicken and Wild Rice Dog Treats recipe at Carrie's Experimental Kitchen.

Cheddar? Bacon? Oats? Any dog will be drooling over these homemade dog treats.

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With the help of some peanut butter, coconut oil, cinnamon, and a silicone paw print tray, you can put together easy DIY treats that your dog won't believe you made yourself.

Get the Peanut Butter Coconut Oil Dog Treats recipe at Live Laugh Rowe.

While making these nutritious biscuits (which include flour, oats, apple, carrots, eggs, and vegetable oil), make sure you core your apples carefully, as the seeds in the center of the fruit are considered poisonous to pups.

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If you have some extra bananas in your pantry, use the last of them for these dog treats, which combine chicken broth, bananas, eggs, peanut butter, and other simple ingredients you probably already have handy.

Get the Peanut Butter and Chicken Dog Treats recipe at One Dish Kitchen.

If you have a little one at home and have some leftover sweet potato baby food, then these small bites (which also include flour, oats, honey, and eggs) are the perfect way to treat your dog.

Get the Sweet Potato Dog Treats recipe at The Little Epicurean.

Hyper dog stressing you out at home? Help them mellow out with these all-natural homemade biscuits. Filled with lavender or chamomile, your canine will go from running laps around the kitchen to laying on your lap in no time.

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These treats look like tiny savory pretzels, but they're actually made mostly of oats, flour, and applesauce.

Get the Oat and Apple Pretzel Dog Treats recipe at The Cookie Rookie.

Keep your canine flea-free (without the use of toxic collars and shampoos) by whipping up these treats made with brewer's yeast, which aids with flea and tick control, and coconut oil, a natural pest repellant.

Get the Flea Prevention Dog Treats recipe at Health Starts in the Kitchen.