If you’re looking for a way to spoil your pup with something homemade, you’re in the right place. These pumpkin banana dog treats are easy to make, packed with dog-friendly ingredients, and guaranteed to get tails wagging.
Now, I know what you’re thinking—do dogs really need homemade treats? Of course not. But do they deserve them? Absolutely. There’s just something special about baking up a batch of goodies, knowing exactly what’s going into them, and watching your pup devour every last crumb.
Pumpkin and banana make the perfect duo here. Pumpkin is great for digestion, while bananas add natural sweetness and a dose of potassium. Together, they create a soft, chewy treat that’s easy on sensitive stomachs and totally irresistible.
Pumpkin Banana Dog Treats
If your pup deserves a little homemade love (and let’s be honest, they always do), these Pumpkin Banana Dog Treats are the perfect way to spoil them! Made with just four simple, wholesome ingredients, they’re packed with flavor and nutrients—no weird preservatives, just real food that’s good for your furry best friend.
Why You’ll Love These Treats:
🐶 Simple & Healthy – Made with ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen.
🐶 Easy to Make – Just mix, roll, cut, and bake—no fancy equipment needed!
🐶 Pup-Approved – Soft, slightly crunchy, and totally irresistible.
What You’ll Need:
✔ 1 cup pumpkin puree – Great for digestion and full of fiber. (Make sure it’s plain, not pumpkin pie filling!)
✔ 1 large banana, mashed – Adds natural sweetness and a dose of potassium.
✔ 2 eggs, well beaten – A great source of protein for a shiny coat.
✔ 3 cups whole wheat flour – Helps bind everything together; add more if the dough is too sticky.
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Banana Pumpkin Dog Treats
If your pup gives you those big puppy eyes every time you’re in the kitchen, why not whip up a batch of these Banana Pumpkin Dog Treats? They’re made with just four simple ingredients, come together in no time, and best of all—your furry friend will love them!
Making homemade dog treats isn’t just a fun way to spoil your pup, it’s also healthier and cheaper than store-bought treats. No artificial preservatives, no mystery ingredients—just real food that’s good for your dog.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe:
🐾 Super Simple – Just mix, roll, and bake!
🐾 Budget-Friendly – Costs way less than store-bought treats.
🐾 Customizable – Adjust the texture to make them softer or crunchier.
What You’ll Need:
✔ 3 cups whole wheat flour – A great source of fiber. (You can also use all-purpose flour or oat flour.)
✔ 1 medium banana, mashed – Naturally sweet and packed with potassium.
✔ 1 cup pumpkin puree – Full of fiber and great for digestion. (Make sure it’s plain pumpkin, not pumpkin pie filling!)
✔ 1-2 large eggs – Helps bind everything together and adds protein.
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Homemade Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dog Treats
If your pup loves peanut butter (and let’s be real—what dog doesn’t?), these homemade Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dog Treats are going to be a hit! They’re made with wholesome, dog-friendly ingredients, easy to whip up, and best of all—gentle on sensitive tummies.
I originally made these for Cache, a sweet little pup who had trouble with store-bought treats. After testing a few recipes, I landed on this perfect blend of peanut butter, pumpkin, banana, and oats—a combination that’s not only delicious but also packed with nutrients.
Why These Treats Are Pawsome
✔ Super Simple – One bowl, a few ingredients, and a quick bake!
✔ Healthy & Homemade – No artificial preservatives or fillers.
✔ Budget-Friendly – Makes a big batch for less than store-bought treats.
✔ Dog-Approved – Tested and loved by Cache (and many other happy pups)!
What You’ll Need:
🐾 1 can (or 2 cups) natural peanut butter (Check the label—NO xylitol, as it’s toxic to dogs!)
🐾 1 can (or 2 cups) pure pumpkin puree (Not pumpkin pie filling!)
🐾 2 medium eggs
🐾 1 ripe banana, mashed
🐾 1 cup thin or quick oats
🐾 1 cup whole wheat or white flour
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Easy to Make Pumpkin Banana Dog Treat
Fall is here, and it’s time to share some seasonal love with your furry friend! These Pumpkin Banana Dog Treats are not only delicious but also super easy to make. With just a handful of wholesome ingredients, you can whip up a batch of treats that are gentle on your pup’s tummy and perfect for those crisp autumn days.
I created these treats with my own pup in mind, and after a few trials, I nailed the perfect combination of pumpkin, banana, and whole wheat flour—delicious, healthy, and dog-approved!
Why These Treats Are Tail-Wagging Good
✔ Super Simple – Just four ingredients and a quick bake!
✔ Healthy & Homemade – No mystery ingredients or preservatives.
✔ Budget-Friendly – A large batch for way less than store-bought treats.
✔ Pup-Approved – Tested by Cache and his furry friends!
What You’ll Need:
🐾 1 ripe banana, mashed
🐾 1/3 cup pumpkin purée
🐾 1/2 cup whole wheat flour, plus 1 tablespoon for dusting
🐾 1-2 tablespoons water (as needed for dough consistency)
🐾 Parchment paper
🐾 A bone-shaped cookie cutter (or any fun shape your dog will love!)
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Simple & Healthy Pumpkin Banana Dog Treats
Treat your furry friend to these Pumpkin Banana Dog Treats—a fall favorite that’s not only easy to make but also full of wholesome, dog-friendly ingredients. These crunchy bites are perfect for training sessions or as a tasty snack between meals. Plus, they make a big batch, so you’ll have plenty to share with all your dog’s friends!
Why These Treats Are a Hit
✔ Simple Ingredients – Just four healthy staples you probably already have at home!
✔ Crunchy & Delicious – A perfect way to keep your dog’s teeth clean while indulging them with something tasty.
✔ Perfect for All Dogs – Whether your dog is big or small, these treats can be cut to any size.
✔ No Fancy Equipment – You don’t need cookie cutters—just a pizza cutter to create easy bite-sized pieces.
What You’ll Need:
🐾 1 large egg
🐾 ½ cup canned pumpkin purée (make sure it’s not pumpkin pie filling!)
🐾 ½ cup mashed banana (about one small ripe banana)
🐾 2 cups whole wheat flour
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