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Applesauce Carrot Dog Treats for a Vitamin Boost!

Applesauce Carrot Dog Treats for a Vitamin Boost!

Written by: Sarah C.

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Want a healthy, homemade treat packed with natural vitamins for your pup? 🥕🍎 These Applesauce Carrot Dog Treats for a Vitamin Boost are a no-bake, 2-ingredient recipe that’s fast to make and full of goodness!


They’re gentle on digestion , rich in vitamin A and C , and made with simple pantry staples. Whether your dog needs a clean snack or you just love making healthy treats at home—this one delivers.


🥕 Why These Applesauce Carrot Dog Treats Are a Smart Choice

  • No oven required – Save time and skip the mess

  • Only 2 whole-food ingredients – Easy, natural, and dog-safe

  • Packed with vitamins – Carrots for A, applesauce for C and antioxidants

  • Tummy-friendly – No dairy, no grain, no fluff

  • Freezer-friendly – Store a batch for up to 2 months

Ingredients (2-Ingredient No-Bake Dog Treats with Carrots)

  • ½ cup unsweetened applesauce – adds moisture and natural sweetness

  • ½ cup finely grated carrots – rich in vitamins and fiber


🔸 Optional add-ins for extra flavor and texture:
– ¼ cup rolled oats
– 1 tablespoon chia seeds
– A spoonful of xylitol-free peanut butter


Instructions


1. Add the applesauce and grated carrots to a bowl. Mix well until fully combined.


2. (Optional) Stir in oats, peanut butter, or chia seeds if using.


3. Use a spoon or your hands to shape into:

  • Mini bite-sized balls

  • Cupcake shapes using silicone molds

  • Stick-style chews for a fun treat shape

4. Place on a tray and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes , or freeze for 15 minutes until firm.

5. Serve to your pup and store leftovers in an airtight container.


  • Fridge: Up to 7 days

  • Freezer: Up to 2 months

🫙 Storage Tips


  • Refrigerator: Keep in a sealed container for one week

  • Freezer: Store in zip bags or airtight containers—just thaw before serving

  • Serving idea: Freeze in silicone bone molds for a cute presentation!



🤩 Bonus Variations

Want to switch it up while staying healthy? Try these dog-safe add-ins:



  • A dash of cinnamon (optional, and use sparingly)

  • Ground flaxseed for omega-3s

  • A tablespoon of oat flour for firmer texture

  • Mashed banana for extra potassium

⚠️Ingredient Safety Note

  • Only use unsweetened applesauce – no added sugar or xylitol

  • Raw carrots are safe , but always grate them finely for better digestion

  • Avoid any ingredients with added spice, artificial sweeteners, or oils

Why Dogs Love These Treats?

These no-bake treats are soft, slightly sweet, and full of texture from the carrots. Applesauce adds natural fruit flavor dogs love, while carrots bring a refreshing crunch and natural vitamin boost.


Great for:


  • Dogs needing more vitamin A (eye, coat, and immune health)


  • Summer snacking (especially served cold!)


  • Picky eaters


  • Puppies and seniors thanks to the soft texture

💖 What to Remember

These Applesauce Carrot Dog Treats for a Vitamin Boost are the perfect blend of healthy, quick, and delicious.
They’re made with just two wholesome ingredients , require no oven , and are freezer-friendly for easy prep.

If you want a treat that supports your dog’s health and tastes amazing—this is it. 🐾

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Are these treats grain-free?

Yes, the base recipe is 100% grain-free. If you add oats, they’re still gluten-free, but not grain-free.


Can I use baby carrots instead of whole carrots?

Yes! Just grate them finely to keep the texture soft and easy to digest.


Can I bake this recipe instead of chilling?

Yes—bake at 350°F (175°C) for 12–15 minutes if you'd prefer a firmer texture.


Is applesauce safe for all dogs?

Yes, as long as it’s unsweetened and doesn’t contain xylitol or added spices.


How many can my dog have daily?

Treats should be given in moderation. 1–2 per day is a good guideline depending on your dog’s size.


Are these good for dogs with allergies?

Yes! These are naturally free from wheat, eggs, and dairy. If your dog is allergic to apples or carrots, use caution.