Easy to make peanut butter puppy treats.
I love making heart shaped dog treats that Lily our Silky Terrier loves. We bake a batch of these super easy to make peanut butter puppy treats about once a month. Of course, you could double the recipe below and make larger treats for your bigger dogs.
It only takes a few minutes to stir in the four basic ingredients. Most of us have these ingredients on hand any given day. So there is no running all over town, looking for all these weird food items your dog can’t taste anyway.
You only need 4 ingredients to make our
‘Crunchy Peanut Butter Puppy Treats’.
Ingredients for Dog Treats:
- 2 cups whole wheat flour
- 1 cups of Crunchy Peanut Butter
- 1 cup of milk
- 1 Tbsp baking powder
Directions:
Pre-heat your oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Mix the flour and baking power in one bowl and the peanut butter and milk in another bowl. Blend both mixtures together.
I started out using a mixing spoon, but ended up using my hands to knead the dough, it’s much easier.
Add a little bit of flour to your work area. Roll out the dough, about 1/4 inch thick. Use your favorite Christmas cookie cutters, I used a heart and tree shape, and cut out the dog treats. For larger dogs you might want to find larger cut outs or use a small glass for round cookies.
Place the peanut puppy treats on a cookie sheet and put in the oven. Bake until golden brown.
Flip the peanut butter treats over and bake for an additional 5 minutes or until golden brown. Little Lily’s Crunchy Peanut Puppy Treats burn easily so don’t walk away while baking!
Lily is smiling!
Our little Lily loves her Crunchy Peanut Butter Puppy Treats!
I’m certain your pooch will love these easy to make, homemade dog treats as well. Store your puppy treats in an air tight container or plastic baggies for when you’re on the go. Keep larger quantities in the freezer.
Not only are these dog treats easy to make, but they will save you money in the long run. Have you ever thought about making your own dog food? We have an organic dog food recipe that is healthy, simple to make and your dogs will love.
Furthermore, you will sleep easy knowing exactly what’s in the food you’re feeding your favorite furry friend. Check out these 25 simple dog treat recipes I found on PuppyLeaks.com. With only five basic ingredients or less, simple dog treat recipes are easy to make, even for novice cooks and bakers.
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Thank you so much for sharing our puppy treat recipe with your friend. I’m sure its going to be a big hit! All the dogs I’ve made these Peanut Puppy Treats for loved them, from Zack the German Shepherds to Choochie, Beanie and of course little Lily.
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These are so easy, and my shih tzu loves them! I just used a pizza cutter and cut them into small squares, a little smaller than wheat thin size. Thanks for this recipe!
Hi Katie, You are very welcome.
Using a pizza cutter or just rolling the dough into little lumps, is a great idea to save time. The treats will taste equally delicious to your pup no matter what shape they’re in.
trying them now. I hope they are crunchy. i am not a chef by any means. yhank you
They sure are crunchy, especially if you use crunchy peanut butter for the treats. lol
Hi, I’m wondering..how long would I you bake these dog treats? I’d like to know. TIA!
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I making a new batch of Crunchy Peanut Butter Puppy treats for our Lily tonight. :)
I JUST made these treats for my babies: Saint my Min Pin/Lab and Dutchess my Yorkie and they LOVED it! I even packed some up for my nbr’s little dog! It was SUPER easy to make and used up the crunchy pb I bought by mistake! Will DEF make these again…thanks for sharing!
Sincerely, Cherrelle!
Hi Cherrelle, that’s great :) We’re glad your pooches enjoy their special treats.
My elderly dog with medical problems who was refusing to eat any commercial dog food on his own just gobbles this up!! We’ve gone from hand/force feeding to cleaning the bowl and looking for more. Thanks!
That’s great to hear Kristie. Thank you for stopping by. Nick and Silke