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Oatmeal and Applesauce Dog Treats for Sensitive Tummies

Oatmeal and Applesauce Dog Treats for Sensitive Tummies

Written by: Sarah C.

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Looking for a healthy, homemade no-bake treat your dog will beg for? 🐶


 This 3‑ingredient oatmeal and applesauce dog treat recipe is not only easy and quick , but specially designed for sensitive stomachs , and requires ZERO baking .


Whether you’re a busy dog parent, a weekend treat-maker, or just want clean, tummy‑friendly snacks—you’ll love this simple solution!

🍎 Why These Oatmeal and Applesauce Dog Treats Rock


  • No oven needed – Skip the heat and save time!

  • Only 3 natural ingredients – gentle on digestion

  • Tail‑wagging combo – oats + applesauce

  • Freezer-friendly – batch prep and easy storage

  • Made for sensitive tummies – soothes digestion with soluble fiber

🐾 Ingredients (3‑Ingredient No‑Bake Treats for Sensitive Tummies)


  • 1 ½ cups old-fashioned oats – whole or ground


  • ½ cup natural peanut butter – make sure it’s xylitol-free!


  • 1 ripe banana (optional) – adds natural sweetness and softness


  • Freezer-friendly – Make a batch and store for weeks!

🥄 Instructions


  1. Stir in the applesauce, then oats, until a thick dough forms.

  2. Mash the banana in a large bowl until smooth. (Optional: Natural Sweetness Boost)

  3. Roll into small bite-sized balls or press into silicone molds.

  4. 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

  • Fridge: Store in a sealed container for up to 7 days.

  • Freezer: Freeze on a tray first, then transfer to a zip bag. Let thaw a few minutes before serving.

💡 Bonus Variations for Sensitive Tummies

Want to add a little extra goodness? Try these gentle, stomach-safe mix-ins:



  • Pumpkin puree (not pumpkin-pie mix) – for added fiber

  • Chia seeds – for omega-3s and gut-friendly fiber

  • Shredded carrots or apples – adds texture & vitamins

  • Dash of cinnamon – anti-inflammatory and breath freshener (use sparingly)


  • Freezer-friendly – Make a batch and store for weeks!

🛑 Ingredient Note: Skip the Sugar, Salt & Xylitol

These treats are sweet enough on their own thanks to banana and applesauce.
Do not use flavored or sweetened applesauce—especially those with xylitol , which is toxic to dogs . Always choose plain, unsweetened applesauce.

🐕 Why Dogs Love These Treats (And Their Tummies Approve)

This combination of soft oats, smooth applesauce, and banana is:

  • Naturally sweet

  • Easy to digest

  • Packed with fiber and nutrients

  • Gentle on even the most sensitive stomachs


Perfect for:

  • Training rewards

  • Teething puppies (serve chilled!)

  • Summer snacktime

  • Senior dogs with digestion issues or fewer teeth

  • Summer snacktime

  • Senior dogs with fewer teeth

📌 Final Thoughts

These Oatmeal and Applesauce Dog Treats for Sensitive Tummies are your go-to recipe for pups who need a gentler option.

They’re delicious, easy to make, and free from fillers or preservatives.

And best of all? You don’t need to be a baker to whip them up in 10 minutes.

Healthy belly = happy tail. 🐾

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these safe for dogs with digestion issues?

Yes, they use gentle, dog-safe ingredients—but always consult your vet first if unsure.


Can I use quick oats instead of old-fashioned?

Yes! They’ll create a softer, easier-to-chew texture.


How long do they last?

7 days in the fridge or up to 2 months in the freezer.


Can I use frozen banana instead of fresh?

Yes—just thaw and mash it first.


Can I add yogurt powder or probiotics?

Absolutely! Just make sure they’re dog-safe and unsweetened.


How many treats per day?

1–2 per medium-sized dog. Adjust based on size and activity level.


Do I need molds or can I roll by hand?

Rolling by hand works great—molds are just for aesthetics.


Is this recipe okay for puppies?

Yes! These soft, chilled treats are ideal for young pups and growing tummies.