Homemade Treat Recipes

Peanut butter is a great ingredient to add to homemade dog treats. These parsley dog treats include peanut butter to add a tasty nutritional boost to your pup's diet. Peanut butter is a great source of healthy fats and protein. It is also high in niacin as well as Vitamins B and E. Be sure to look closely at the ingredients of the peanut butter that you choose. Make sure it does not contain xylitol.

This homemade dog food recipe is easy to make and affordable for pet parents on any budget. It also includes superfoods like kale and quinoa.

If you don't provide your dog with proper nutrition, he could suffer from nutrient deficiencies, obesity or even stunt their growth. This homemade dog food for large dogs is appropriate for most adult large breeds, but be sure to check with your vet to see about adding supplements to meet your dog’s needs.

These quick and easy dog bones don't contain the harmful chemicals and artificial ingredients that are found in most commercial treats.

Ice cream made for humans contains lactose, which some dogs cannot digest. This easy dog ice cream is made with real berries and is healthy for your pup.

These limited ingredient dog treats are made with just four ingredients, and you can even make them in a grain-free variety.

Quinoa is well known as one of the best superfoods for humans. This simple quinoa dog food recipe is as healthy for your pup as it is you!

Digestive problems in dogs can range from mild, short lived issues to severe, long-term diseases. It may be as simple as your dog having eaten something that he shouldn't have or it could be a parasite, bacteria or virus that is causing the problem. Before switching your pup to food for dogs with digestive problems, it's best to seek help from your veterinarian to find the root cause of the issues.

Making your own dog treats is the best way to avoid harmful chemicals, fillers and artificial ingredients found in many commercial pet treat products.

Did you know that dogs can also benefit from the addition of sweet potatoes into their diet? Try this sweet potato dog food recipe to get you started!

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If you have some old bananas starting to turn brown on your sideboard, you may be thinking of making banana bread. While that's a great idea for your human family members, these homemade banana dog treats are another great way to use up the aging fruit. As long as you feed them in moderation, bananas are great addition to your pet's diet. Bananas are a low calorie ingredient that are also high in vitamins and minerals like biotin, potassium and copper.