Santa isn’t the only one enjoying a delicious plate of cookies…
Just like us, dogs enjoy and look forward to special treats.
As you prepare your holiday classics, be sure to have a few for your fluffy friend.
We’ve found 6 easy Christmas dog treats you can make with items you probably already have in your pantry.
These scrumptious treats will make your dog wag his tail and make great gifts for Fido’s friends.
So take apron and festive cookie cutters and start baking!
Cranberry Apple Dog Treat
These dog treats combine some popular holiday season flavors into one delicious snack. Plus, they’re easy to make. Get PetPlace’s recipe here or watch the video below.
Pumpkin and cranberries
These sweet treats are not only delicious but also good for your child. Pumpkin (canned pumpkin, not pumpkin pie filling) is a good source of fiber and cranberries are full of antioxidants. Try them out! Get Miss Molly’s Recipe Says here and don’t forget to share!
Homemade Cranberry & Pumpkin Dog Snacks
Sent by Miss Molly said above Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Christmas bark dog treats
These dishes are very pleasing to the eye and irresistible (even for humans). Impress your dog with taste and your friends with the festive look of these Bark Christmas gifts. Get the recipe of Sit Stay Love here.
Soft & chewy Christmas dog cookies
This easy flour-free recipe makes a delicious holiday cookie that’s perfect for older dogs or those who like a soft treat. Find the recipe of Proud Dog Mom here.
Ginger biscuits for dogs
A classic cookie just for dogs. Gingerbread cookies are a dessert staple in most families during the holidays and taste delicious. Follow this simple Barkley Doodles recipe to create a version your dog can enjoy.
Non-baked coconut snow plate
Yes, you read that right. This recipe is mixed together in just a few minutes and requires no baking. Pull out a food processor and make these delicious coconut treats with Sit Stay Love. Get the recipe here.
Even though you have to beg a lot, limit the amount of junk food you give your dog. They are considered a reward, not their meal. Short time? Don’t worry, humans can enjoy these healthy treats too – but remember to share. Happy Howl-idays!
