6 Spooky Dog-Friendly Recipes You Need to Make This Halloween
To me, an ideal Halloween is spending the night curled on the couch with my furry friend while watching horror movies and devouring a bag of Reese’s pumpkins. Unfortunately, our canine companions can never experience the joy of Halloween candy. However, I would feel terrible if I was eating super tasty treats in front of my pup without offering her anything. For this reason, I’m planning on making some dog-friendly Halloween-themed treats so she can also have something delicious on All Hallows Eve.
If you have time, we recommend you do the same for your furry friend.
Here are six tasty dog treats that are relatively easy to make just in time for Halloween. (Just a quiet disclaimer -- talk to your pup’s vet to make sure the ingredients listed are safe for your dog).
Halloween Dog Treat Recipe
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This Halloween-inspired treat recipe from Peace, Love, and Frenchie Farts calls for oat flour, unsweetened applesauce, natural unsweetened peanut butter, and orange sweet potato.
Halloween Dog Treats
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For this Spoiled Hounds recipe, you’ll need oat flour, canned pumpkin puree, eggs, natural unsweetened peanut butter, honey, and cornstarch.
Pumpkin Pawfection: Homemade Halloween Dog Treats Recipe
To make this Green Pet Project recipe gather up wheat flour, an egg, pumpkin puree, and natural unsweetened peanut butter.
Pumpkin Spice Dog Treats
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Who doesn’t love pumpkin spice? This Vintage Kitty recipe calls for vegetable oil, pumpkin puree, unsweetened apple sauce, four eggs, cooked sweet potato, ground cinnamon, coconut flour, rice flour, almond meal, and raw pumpkin seeds.
Bone Yard Pumpkin Dog Treats
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If you want to make something a little spooky for your furry friend, look no further than this recipe from Today’s Creative Life. Not only is this treat super cute (and a little creepy), it’s easy to make! Just mix a cup of pumpkin puree with a cup of yogurt. Put the mixture in a muffin tin. From there, you’ll want to place Milk Bones into the mixture and put the tray into the freezer.
Mummy Bone Homemade Halloween Dog Treats
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By following this Dalmation DIY recipe, you can make adorable treats that resemble mummies.