Making Healthy Chamomile Dog Treats at Home

Chamomile is a natural herb that can be beneficial for dogs, promoting relaxation and calming their anxiety.

Chamomile dog treats are a great way to provide your furry friend with a healthy and tasty snack.

To make healthy chamomile dog treats at home, start by choosing a recipe that uses whole wheat flour and oats as the base ingredients. These ingredients are easy to digest and provide fiber and nutrients for your dog.

You can also add some chopped apples to the recipe for extra flavor and moisture.

To make chamomile dog treats, you'll need a few simple ingredients. One recipe, Master Bowie's Calming Cookies for Dogs, combines rolled oats, almond flour, dry loose leaf chamomile tea, honey, almond/peanut butter, flaxseed meal, and Himalayan salt.

You can also make gummy dog treats using a dog-friendly broth and gelatin. A simple recipe involves mixing gelatin powder with unseasoned poaching liquid or homemade bone broth, then dissolving it in a pan with the liquid. The ratio of gelatin powder to liquid can vary, but 3 tbsp of gelatin powder per cup of liquid makes firm gummies.

Some chamomile teas have added ingredients, so choose a plain chamomile tea or ensure any extras are dog-safe. You can also use this recipe as a base for making other dog-friendly infusions and gummies.

Here's a rough guide to making gummy dog treats:

Remember to store your homemade dog treats safely and in moderation, as they're meant to be a special treat for your pup.

To make delicious and calming chamomile dog treats, you'll need the right ingredients. Use a cup of cold unsalted unseasoned stock, or an alternative dog-friendly liquid, to make the treats more appealing to your furry friend.

The recipe also calls for three tablespoons of quality powdered gelatin. This helps give the treats their signature texture.

If you want to add a bit of extra flavor, you can sprinkle some powdered ginger on top. This is completely optional, but it can be a nice touch.

Here are the main ingredients you'll need:

Oats, almonds, honey, and chamomile are all great ingredients to include in your chamomile dog treats. They help reduce anxiety and boost your dog's mood, and they smell soothing and calming.

For dogs, chamomile has mild sedative and anti-anxiety effects, making it a great option for soothing stressed-out tummies.

Chamomile mixtures can be prepared in varying methods and strengths for different dogs, but it's essential to be careful for allergies and any contradictory conditions.

You can make chamomile treats using dog-friendly ingredients like oats, almonds, honey, and chamomile. Oats are a superfood for senior dogs, rich in tryptophan and selenium that help reduce anxiety and boost mood.

Almonds have B vitamins and magnesium, which help produce serotonin, making them a great addition to calming treats.

Here are some ingredients you can use to make chamomile treats:

You can use stock to make the chamomile more appealing to dogs, or dilute it for a lighter treat.

For gummy making, it's essential to choose the right stock. My preferred dog treat stock is simple unseasoned poaching liquid, or homemade bone broth.

If you can't find unsalted and unseasoned stock, you can bloom the gelatin on cool water and then drop your frozen stock/broth into the pan to melt at the same time as you dissolve your gelatin. This is a super convenient shortcut.

To achieve the perfect firm gummies, use 3 tbsp of gelatin powder per cup of liquid. You can adjust the ratio to suit your preferences, but this is a great starting point.

Some gelatin powders may be stronger or weaker on setting strength, so be sure to find a ratio that works for you and your dog.

If you're using chamomile tea, choose a plain one or ensure any extra ingredients are dog-safe.

For a jigglier jelly treat with lower gelatin content, use less gelatin powder. The techniques above can be easily adapted for making other dog-friendly infusions and/or infused gummies.

Many customers have reported that their dogs go crazy for these chamomile dog treats, including a dog that does any trick for them.

One customer's granddaughters German Shepherd did not care for the treat, but the customer was pleased to find an organic calming treat for him.

The limited ingredients and organic materials used in these treats have made them a hit with dogs with sensitive tummies, such as a dog that has GI upset from other ingredients.

Some customers have even reported that their picky dogs love these treats, including a dog that is super picky with her treats.

These treats are perfect for on-the-go, with one customer cutting them into 4 pieces for her Pomeranian to chew easier.

The calming effects of these treats have been reported by multiple customers, including one who said they helped her little whippersnapper calm down.

One customer even reported that the treats smell so good, they ended up eating one themselves, and said they taste delicious.

These treats are made in the USA with non-gmo, organic ingredients, which is a major plus for many customers.