Naturally Colored Easter Eggs For Dogs
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Bright, naturally colored Easter egg treats are a fun and wholesome way to include your pup in holiday celebrations. Made with simple dog-safe ingredients and naturally vibrant colors from fruits and vegetables, these treats are easy to make, healthy, and irresistibly cute for Easter baskets or springtime surprises.
15 minutes
20 minutes
Easy
18 Dog Treats
Ingredients
1 cup oat flour
½ cup unsweetened applesauce
1 egg
2 tablespoons plain Greek yogurt
¼ cup mashed sweet potato (for orange color)
¼ cup spinach puree (for green color)
¼ cup blueberry puree (for purple/blue color)
¼ cup beet puree (for pink/red color)
Silicone egg-shaped mold
How To Make
Preheat the oven to 175°C / 350°F and lightly grease your silicone egg molds if needed.
Mix the base dough: In a bowl combine oat flour, egg, applesauce, and Greek yogurt. Stir until a soft dough forms.
Divide the dough evenly into four small bowls.
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Add natural colors:
Mix sweet potato into one portion.
Mix spinach puree into another.
Mix blueberry puree into the third.
Mix beet puree into the last portion.
Fill the molds with each colored dough mixture, smoothing the tops.
Bake for about 18–20 minutes until firm.
Cool completely before removing from molds and serving to your dog.
How To Store
Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.
For longer storage, place treats in a freezer-safe bag and freeze for up to 2 months.
Allow frozen treats to thaw for a few minutes before serving.
Serving Sizes
Small dogs (under 20 lbs): ½ treat
Medium dogs (20–50 lbs): 1 treat
Large dogs (50+ lbs): 1–2 treats
Serve occasionally as a treat, not a meal replacement.
Summary
Spring holidays often bring colorful traditions, and it’s only natural to want to include our four-legged companions in the fun. These naturally colored Easter egg dog treats were created as a simple way to celebrate while still keeping ingredients wholesome and safe. Using everyday pantry staples and natural colors from fruits and vegetables, the recipe keeps things easy for busy pet owners while still feeling festive. Making homemade dog treats can be a surprisingly joyful little ritual. Measuring ingredients, mixing bright colors, and watching the treats bake into cheerful egg shapes adds a playful touch to the kitchen. And when the treats finally cool, the wagging tail waiting nearby makes the effort worthwhile. These Easter eggs aren’t just treats—they’re small moments of care and celebration shared between a person and their loyal companion.
