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Dog Treats Homemade Easy Peanut Butter And Banana No Bake Recipe

Dog Treats Homemade Easy Peanut Butter And Banana No Bake Recipe

Written by: Sarah C.

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Why I Started Making These Treats

If you’ve ever looked into your dog’s eyes while they’re watching you eat, you know that guilty feeling — you want to give them something special, but store-bought treats often contain fillers, added sugar, or questionable ingredients.


That’s why I started making these no-bake peanut butter and banana dog treats at home. They’re quick (only 10 minutes!), use wholesome ingredients, and most importantly — they make my dog’s tail wag like crazy.


Plus, because they’re no-bake, they keep more of the natural nutrients in the banana and peanut butter intact.


Ingredients You’ll Need

Ingredient Benefit for Dogs
Banana High in potassium, vitamin C, and fiber for healthy digestion
Peanut Butter (xylitol-free) Packed with protein and healthy fats for energy
Rolled Oats Gentle on the stomach, adds fiber and texture
Coconut Oil Supports a shiny coat and healthy skin

Easy Recipe – Peanut Butter & Banana No-Bake Dog Treats

Makes: ~20 small treats
Prep Time: 10 min
Chill Time: 30 min
Total Time: 40 min


Ingredients

  • 1 ripe banana, mashed

  • ½ cup xylitol-free peanut butter

  • 1 ½ cups rolled oats

  • 1 tbsp coconut oil (optional, for extra shine and softness in the coat)


Instructions

  1. Mash banana in a large mixing bowl until smooth.

  2. Add peanut butter and coconut oil, mix until well combined.

  3. Stir in rolled oats until the mixture forms a thick dough.

  4. Roll into small balls or press into silicone molds for fun shapes.

  5. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to firm up.


💡 Storage Tip: Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week or freeze for up to 2 months.


Nutrition (per treat)

Nutrient Amount
Calories 45
Protein 1.4g
Fat 2g
Carbs 5.8g
Fiber 0.9g

Mini Reviews From Fellow Dog Parents

★★★★★ – “Perfect after-groom snack.”
“After giving Max his bath with the FreshFur Shower Brush and Bathing Solution, these are his reward. They’re soft, healthy, and gone in seconds!” – Emily & Max


★★★★★ – “The easiest recipe ever.”
“These take less time to make than it does for my dog to notice I’m in the kitchen. Also, the MagicRoller™ Fur Remover for Clothes I got from your site has been a lifesaver after our cuddle sessions.” – Jacob M.


★★★★★ – “Cooling snack & cozy naps.”
“My lab loves these after playtime. He enjoys them while lounging on his IceSilk Pet Cooling Mat — pure summer bliss.” – Hannah & Cooper


★★★★★ – “Cookbook inspiration!”
“I first saw a variation of this in The Ultimate Homemade Dog Treats Cookbook I bought here, and this version is now my go-to. Healthy and loved by my pup!” – Laura & Finn


Why This Recipe is Great for Dogs

From a canine nutrition perspective, this recipe is:


  • Low in preservatives – no unnecessary chemicals or additives

  • Nutrient-rich – bananas and oats give fiber for healthy digestion

  • Joint & coat-friendly – coconut oil supports healthy joints and skin


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Final Thoughts

Making Dog Treats Homemade Easy Peanut Butter and Banana No-Bake Recipe isn’t just about feeding your pup — it’s about bonding, nourishing, and knowing exactly what’s in their snack.


With just a few simple, wholesome ingredients, you can create a treat that’s:


  • Healthy – no hidden sugars or artificial preservatives

  • Quick – ready in under 40 minutes, no oven needed

  • Customizable – swap oats for almond flour, or add blueberries for an antioxidant boost


Every time I make a batch, I’m reminded of how small acts of love — like rolling out treats for your dog — can make a big difference in their day. The wagging tails, happy eyes, and quiet moments together after snack time are worth every minute in the kitchen.


So, grab your mixing bowl, your pup’s favorite peanut butter, and let’s keep making memories — one homemade treat at a time. 🐶✨


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