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No Bake Dog Treat Recipes: Easy Dog Treats That Do Not Require An Oven!
As many owners will now tell you, making your furry companion some treats from home is not a difficult task at all. Not only has this activity brought about much joy and satisfaction to humans (upon seeing their Doggo's happy faces), homemade treats also provides a sense of assurance— because you are aware of what ingredients are going in!
Looking to make your own Dog treats from home but don't own an oven? Then you're in luck, we've found THREE recipes that do not require baking! These look so good, we're pretty sure you'd be tempted to give it a taste test after making. Afterall, they're made of human-grade ingredients!
Notes
Take note that all Pets are different, ensure that your own Doggos have not developed any bad reactions to any ingredients before making them. Treats are by not means a substitute to meal portions. Some may also contain natural high sugar content, so always feed treats with extreme moderation. To be absolutely certain, consult your trusted Veterinarian for advice on any special nutritional guidelines your pooch may have to adhere to.
We've got two recipes today by Nicole Etolen, via DogVills. Honey, Oats and Peanut Butter for this one, a combination we can only agree with! View original recipe inclusive of video tutorial here.
1. Honey Oat No Bake Dog Treat
We've got two recipes today by Nicole Etolen, via DogVills. Honey, Oats and Peanut Butter for this one, a combination we can only agree with! View original recipe inclusive of video tutorial here.
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| Photo via DogVills |
2. No Bake Coconut Dog Treat
Add in Coconut oil to the above recipe, decorate it with finely shredded coconut, and you've got these delectable no-bake treats for your Doggo! Hypoallergenic too! View original recipe and video tutorial here.
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| Photo via DogVills |
3. No Bake Pumpkin Dog Treat
Pumpkin puree, peanut butter and old fashioned Oats makes this treat yet another one not to be missed. Recipe by Chungah, via Damn Delicious. View original recipe here.
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| Photo via DamnDelicious |
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