Dog Treat Recipes
Whether you’d like to whip up a batch of tiny training treats to use in an enrichment toy, a spreadable treat for a lick mat, a frozen treat for a long-lasting interactive toy or you’d like some high-value treats to take along on your dog walk, we’ve got you covered!
Before You Begin Making Dog Treats
Look at these recipes as a framework; if you’d like to substitute your dog’s favorite flavors, go for it! Before your put on that apron, though, please be sure to read Foods Your Dog Should Never Eat to make sure you know which foods are fine for you and your dog to share–and which can be dangerous for your dog.
Homemade dog treats can be as pretty–or as plain–as you like. Your dog won’t care! Most of our treats can be made with baking supplies you already have on hand. In general, plan to keep treats in your refrigerator four or five days; to safely store treats, freeze any extra.
And just remember: treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s daily caloric intake!
Read more recipes for dog treats
Dog Treat Cookbooks by Paris Permenter
