Pumpkin Dog Treats
with Peanut Butter
Pumpkin dog treats with peanut butter use canned pureed pumpkin, so you can enjoy these dog biscuits anytime of year.
Canned pumpkin is readily available in the fall. If you plan on making these treats at other times during the year, stock up on a few cans and you'll always be ready to bake a batch. Or, if you have ample freezer space, buy a few sweet pumpkins in the fall, and after you puree them, freeze them for future dog treat recipes.Ingredients: - 2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
- 2 eggs
- 1 1/4 cup canned pumpkin (only use pure pumpkin puree, not the pie filling)
- 1/4 cup peanut butter (smooth or crunchy, I used all natural smooth)
- 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon
- water (I used 1/4 cup of water, you may need more or less)
Additional flour for rolling Instructions: - Preheat oven to 350° F
- Place all ingredients in a bowl.
- Stir until thoroughly combined.
- Add water as needed to combine the ingredients.
- Roll out dough to 1/4" thickness and cut with dog cookie cutters.
- Place cookies on a greased cookie sheet.
- Bake for 20 minutes (if you want a really hard cookie, bake for 5-10 minutes longer).
- Leave in the oven to cool overnight. Or, cool completely on a wire rack before serving.
Yield: The yield for these pumpkin dog treats with peanut butter will be different depending on what size cookie cutter you use. I was able to make 12 2" cookies, 15 1" cookies and using a 1" cookie dropper, I made another 20 rounded cookies with the remaining dough. I only baked the drop cookies for 10 minutes. They came out like a crispy muffin, like the
blueberry dog treat
recipe. I baked them soft because I like to break apart the cookie and serve a little at a time to my intended taste tester. You could easily bake them longer. But I would test how done they are after 10 minutes and then determine how much harder you'd like them. Storage: These dog biscuits are more on the delicate side. Also, since they are not baked hard, they will not last as long. I would recommend less than one week in a dog treat jar, 3 weeks in the refrigerator and 2 months in the freezer. Look over our tips on
storing your homemade dog treats
for more information.
More Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipes:
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- Pumpkin & Carob Oatmeal Cookies
Recipe for Homemade Dog Treats
- Savory Pumpkin, Sausage, & Potato
Pumpkin Dog Treats
- with Cinnamon and Cloves
Dog Ice Cream Recipe
- Pumpkin Pops for Pups
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I love this recipe and make it a couple times a month. my pups love it. I use white flour though as one of my fur-babies is allergic to wheat. and i ...
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WOW, this recipe was amazing and my 2 cocker spaniels loved the cookies. Very easy to make and rolling out the dough was so easy. It was incredible how ...
My Dog Loved Them!
Just to let you know a few weeks ago I made the pumpkin & peanut butter cookies and my dog Jaxson loved them! I am planning his birthday party next week ...
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