
Pumpkin Banana Dog Treat Recipes
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Wholesome Bites Straight From My Kitchen to My Dog’s Heart
It was one of those quiet October afternoons when the wind sounded like soft whispers and the scent of cinnamon drifted from the kitchen. I had just baked a pumpkin banana loaf for myself, and Luna—my ever-loyal kitchen shadow—was watching me, eyes wide, tail still.
She didn’t ask with words. She didn’t need to.
And right then, I realized… she deserved a slice of fall too.
But one made just for her. With clean ingredients. And all the love I could mix into it.
That’s how these Pumpkin Banana Dog Treat Recipes were born.
If this cozy feeling speaks to you, you’ll also enjoy these soft banana dog treats —they’re gentle on tummies and perfect for bonding bakes.
Ingredient | Why It's Included |
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🎃 Pumpkin puree (unsweetened) | Fiber-rich, helps digestion |
🍌 Ripe banana (mashed) | Adds natural sweetness & potassium |
🌾 Rolled oats or oat flour | Great for sensitive stomachs |
🥚 1 egg | Helps bind, supports coat health |
Optional: cinnamon, applesauce, or flaxseed | Flavor and nutritional boosters |
🛑 Always use plain pumpkin puree (not pie filling)
💡 Want to simplify? Use just 2 ingredients with this air fryer sweet potato dog treat recipe .
Pumpkin Banana Dog Treat Recipes – Soft Baked Version
Prep: 10 mins | Bake: 20–25 mins | Makes: ~25 small treats
Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C)
In a bowl, mash banana. Add pumpkin, egg, and stir.
Mix in oats slowly until dough forms.
Shape into balls, press into silicone molds , or flatten with a fork.
Bake 20–25 minutes until firm and golden.
Cool fully before serving.
Want a cool-down version for warm days? Try these frozen pumpkin applesauce treats .
Pumpkin: Naturally supports digestion and stool quality
Banana: Full of potassium and gentle carbs
Oats: Soothing for sensitive pups
Egg: Protein + skin support
Optional add-ins (flaxseed, cinnamon): Boost omega-3, reduce inflammation
📖 Looking for something probiotic-rich? You’ll love this homemade sourdough dog treat guide .
Make these treats just right for your dog:
Crunchier: Bake 5–7 minutes longer
Softer: Add 2 tbsp unsweetened applesauce
Freeze instead of bake: Mix & freeze into bite-sized molds
Add-ins: Grated carrot, plain Greek yogurt, or blueberries
For ultra-easy prep days, these no-bake banana peanut butter treats are a go-to in our home.
Luna doesn’t leave the kitchen when I bake.
She sits near the pantry, ears alert, nose in the air like she’s counting down the minutes.
I stir. She watches.
I shape. She blinks slowly.
I open the oven, and her tail thumps like a thank you.
This isn’t just baking—it’s our little ritual.
Just like these dog birthday cake moments , it’s about love expressed in flour and paw-shaped treats.
Room Temp (airtight): 3–4 days
Fridge: 7–10 days
Freezer: Up to 2 months (defrost before serving)
✨ Want just one ingredient? These frozen applesauce treats are as simple as they come.
🥓 Related: 15-Minute Bacon Cheddar Dog Treats
Issue | Solution |
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Dough too dry | Add a splash of water or applesauce |
Too sticky | Chill dough 15 minutes or add more oats |
Treats too soft | Bake longer or use less banana |
Lost your cutter? | Try fork-flattened cookies instead |
Need extra protein? These bacon grease treats are packed with flavor and nostalgia.
These treats?
They started with a loaf of human banana bread and a longing look from Luna.
And now, they’ve become our way of slowing down and celebrating the moment.
One paw at a time. One pumpkin-scented memory after another.
I make them by hand.
She knows they’re made from the heart.
And when she nudges the treat jar with her nose?
That’s all the review I need.