Raw Vegan Dog Treats

Written by: Sarah C.

Published on July 8, 2025

Time to read 3 min

Table of contents

Why I Created These Treats for Emma Benefits of Raw Vegan Dog Treats Base Ingredients You’ll Love Simple Raw Vegan Treats Bonus Recipe: Beet & Carrot Raw Bites for Dogs Storage Chart Emma’s Weekly Raw Vegan Treat Plan Related Recipes Freezing & Storage Chart Sue’s Snack Schedule (Inspiration for You!) Want More Ideas? Final Thoughts From Sue’s Human

Why I Created These Treats for Emma

Ever since Emma started reacting to chicken and beef, I went down the rabbit hole of gentle, plant-based options. After a little trial and error (and a few suspicious glances from Emma), I finally found the perfect combo of ingredients that her belly loved—and her tail wouldn’t stop wagging for. These Raw Vegan Dog Treats are more than just snacks—they're little love bites with no fillers, no fluff, and definitely no upset stomachs.

Benefits of Raw Vegan Dog Treats

✅ Great for sensitive stomachs
✅ Allergy-friendly (no meat, dairy, or grains)
✅ Packed with fiber & antioxidants
✅ Easy to digest and store

Base Ingredients You’ll Love

Banana – Soft texture, natural sweetness, potassium-rich
Pumpkin Puree – Great for digestion and full of fiber
Chia Seeds – Help bind the treats and add omega-3s
Oats (optional) – For a bit of chew and bulk
Coconut Oil – For healthy skin and shiny coat

All ingredients are raw, simple, and safe for most dogs.

Simple Raw Vegan Treats

Ingredients:

1 ripe banana (mashed)
1/4 cup pumpkin puree
1 tbsp chia seeds (pre-soaked)
1 tsp coconut oil (melted)
2 tbsp rolled oats (optional)

Instructions:

In a bowl, mash the banana.
Stir in pumpkin, soaked chia seeds, and coconut oil.
Add oats if using, and mix until combined.
Scoop into silicone molds.
Freeze for 1–2 hours or until firm.

👉 Pop out and store in an airtight container in the freezer.

Bonus Recipe: Beet & Carrot Raw Bites for Dogs

Why this works:
Beets help with detox and circulation, while carrots are rich in beta-carotene for eye and skin health. Combined with coconut oil and chia seeds, this treat is refreshing, vibrant, and great for digestion.

Ingredients:

1 small beet (peeled & finely grated)
½ cup finely grated carrot
1 tbsp chia seeds (pre-soaked)
1 tsp coconut oil (melted)
Optional: pinch of ground ginger or parsley

Instructions:

Mix all ingredients in a small bowl until fully combined.
Scoop into silicone molds or shape by hand into small bite-sized balls.
Freeze for 1–2 hours.
Serve cold or slightly thawed.

Storage Chart

Storage Method	Duration	Notes
Freezer	1–2 months	Best for texture & freshness
Fridge	Up to 5 days	May become too soft

Emma’s Weekly Raw Vegan Treat Plan

Day	When to Serve	Amount
Mon	Midday snack	2 pieces
Wed	After walk	1 piece
Fri	Before bed	2 pieces

Keep it light and treat it like a reward.

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Freezing & Storage Chart

Treat Type	Freeze Time	Fridge Time	Notes
Patties & Bites	Up to 2 months	2-3 days	Thaw before use
Molde d Cubes	1-2 months	Not recommended	Serve frozen
Whole Organ Meats	3-4 months	1-2 days	Store airtight

Sue’s Snack Schedule (Inspiration for You!)

Day	Treat	Notes
M onday	Liver & Blueberry Bites	Good after walks
Tuesday	Chicken Heart Bites	Boost of taurine
We dnesday	Sardine Cube s	Skin health day
Thursday	Raw Egg + Beef Patty	Protein + shine
Friday	Surprise day!	Rotate favorites

Want More Ideas?

Here are more meaty treats you’ll love:

Final Thoughts From Sue’s Human

Making raw meat dog treats at home isn’t just about feeding—it’s about bonding, nourishing , and knowing your dog is getting the best. Watching Sue's tail wag after each bite reminds me it’s all worth it.

If you’ve never tried raw treats before, start small, stay clean, and watch your pup thrive. ❤️

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