Winter Dog Treats Homemade
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The first winter I baked dog cookies, snow was falling outside, the oven warmed the kitchen, and my pup sat by my feet, tail wagging. ❄🐶 That moment made me realize — homemade winter treats aren’t just snacks. They’re traditions. They make long cold days feel cozy, holidays more festive, and every pup a little happier.
✨ Healthier than store-bought – No fillers, no artificial sweeteners.
🎄 Festive & seasonal – Pumpkin, apple, and cinnamon bring holiday vibes.
🐾 Perfect for bonding – Baking becomes a shared ritual with your dog.
❄ Tail-wag approved – Simple flavors dogs love and digest easily.
Holiday-inspired, safe, and packed with nutrients.
Ingredients
1 cup pumpkin purée
2 cups whole wheat or oat flour
1 egg
Pinch of cinnamon (optional, safe in tiny amounts)
Steps
Mix ingredients until dough forms.
Roll out and cut into festive shapes.
Bake at 350°F for 25 minutes.
👉 Best for: Christmas baking traditions.
Fridge: 3–5 days for baked treats.
Freezer: Up to 1 month (great for holiday prep).
Portion sizes:
Small dogs: ½ biscuit or 1 frozen bite
Medium dogs: 1–2 biscuits
Large dogs: 2–3 biscuits
🐶 Picky eater? Add a swipe of peanut butter frosting.
🎄 Holiday party plain? Decorate with yogurt glaze.
❄ Cooped-up energy? Use treats for indoor training sessions.
❌ Avoid chocolate, nutmeg, raisins, or xylitol.
❌ Don’t overload on dairy if your pup is sensitive.
✅ Introduce new recipes slowly and watch your dog’s reaction.
Homemade winter dog treats aren’t just about food — they’re about creating cozy moments and holiday traditions with your best friend. With a few simple ingredients, you can bake (or freeze) snacks that are safe, festive, and full of love. ❄🐾
This winter, let your kitchen smell like pumpkin and oats, your dog curl up by the oven, and your memories warm up with every wagging tail.
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