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Baked Dog Treat Recipes

Baked Dog Treat Recipes

Written by: Sarah C.

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Time to read 3 min

Why Baked Dog Treats Are Special

There’s something comforting about the smell of fresh-baked treats filling the kitchen — and it’s not just for us humans. Dogs know when something special is in the oven.


Baking dog treats lets you control every ingredient , keep things wholesome, and make snacks that are crunchy, soft, or somewhere in between. Plus, the oven brings out natural flavors, making even simple recipes irresistible.


Jewel knows the sound of the oven timer. By the time it beeps, she’s already sitting in her “treat spot” by the counter, waiting for the magic moment.


“Homemade baked treats aren’t just food — they’re moments shared in the kitchen.”


Reader-Favorite Baked Dog Treat Recipes

If you love the idea of fresh-from-the-oven snacks, start with these:



Ingredient & Benefits Chart

Ingredient Benefits for Dogs Notes
Oats / Oat Flour Fiber for digestion, gentle on stomach Gluten-free option
Almond Flour Protein, healthy fats Use in moderation
Pumpkin Purée Fiber, vitamins A & C Unsweetened only
Banana Potassium, natural sweetness Ripe for best results
Cheddar Cheese Calcium, protein Use sparingly for lower fat


Looking for an easy starter? Try Easy Dog Treats with Peanut Butter — it works baked or no-bake.


Easy Peanut Butter & Oat Baked Dog Treats

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Bake Time: 15 minutes
Makes: ~20 small treats
Storage: 5–7 days in an airtight container (or freeze for longer)


Ingredients

  • 1 cup oat flour (or blend rolled oats)

  • ½ cup natural peanut butter (xylitol-free)

  • 1 ripe banana

  • 1 egg (optional, for binding)


Instructions

  1. Preheat – Oven to 350°F (175°C).

  2. Mix – Mash banana, stir in peanut butter, then add oat flour and egg until a dough forms.

  3. Shape – Roll out and cut into shapes, or scoop into small rounds.

  4. Bake – 12–15 minutes, until firm and lightly golden.

  5. Cool – Let cool fully before serving to your pup.


Want a grain-free version? Try Dog Treats Made with Almond Flour .

Quick Nutrition Snapshot (Per Treat – Approximate)

Nutrient Amount
Calories ~35
Protein 1.5g
Fat 1.8g
Carbs 4.2g

Pro Tips for Better Baked Treats

  • Adjust Bake Time – Shorter for softer treats, longer for crunch.

  • Cool Completely – Prevents sogginess and extends shelf life.

  • Try Seasonal Flavors – Like Pumpkin Puree and Banana Dog Treats for fall.


From Sarah’s Perspective

“I love baked treats because they make the house smell amazing and they keep longer than frozen snacks. Jewel gets so excited when she smells them in the oven — it’s a little family ritual now.”
Sarah, Proud Dog Mom & Treat Maker

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Reviews From Fellow Dog Parents

★★★★★ – “Perfect crunch.”
“Your baked dog treat recipes are a hit in our house! My beagle can smell them in the oven from the yard. I usually bake a batch after grooming with the FreshFur Shower Brush and Bathing Solution — it’s like a spa day followed by a snack!” – Kelly & Scout



★★★★★ – “Great for sensitive tummies.”
“These homemade treats are perfect for my older lab. Gentle on his stomach and full of flavor. He enjoys them while lounging on his IceSilk Pet Cooling Mat — pure happiness.” – Nina & Toby



★★★★★ – “Keeps the house fur-free.”
“I love making these treats, and the MagicRoller I bought from your site has been a total game-changer for keeping my furniture fur-free after my golden’s snack sessions!” – Lena & Murphy


Final Words From Jewel’s Human

Baked dog treat recipes are the perfect blend of love and practicality — warm, flavorful, and made with ingredients you can trust.



Start with one of these Baked Dog Treat Recipes and enjoy the smell, the process, and the wagging tail that’s waiting for you at the oven door.