Making and Enjoying Pumpkin Blueberry Dog Treats

Pumpkin blueberry dog treats are a delicious and healthy snack for your furry friend.

These treats are made with cooked, mashed pumpkin which is a fiber-rich ingredient that supports digestive health in dogs.

Pumpkin blueberry dog treats are easy to make and require just a few ingredients, including whole wheat flour, oats, and honey.

To make these treats, combine 1 cup of whole wheat flour, 1/2 cup of oats, and 1/2 cup of mashed pumpkin in a bowl.

To make these delicious pumpkin blueberry dog treats, you'll need just six simple ingredients: canned pumpkin, blueberries, coconut oil, egg, oats, and cinnamon.

Make sure to buy 100% pure pumpkin, not pumpkin pie filling, to avoid any unwanted additives.

You can use either fresh or frozen blueberries, but if using frozen, be sure to thaw and drain them well before using.

This recipe doesn't contain any questionable ingredients like fillers, making it a healthier option for your furry friend.

The coconut oil adds a bit of fat to the treats, but not enough to make them high-fat.

My dog Sugar loves pumpkin, so I always keep some on hand to make her favorite treats.

To make these pumpkin blueberry dog treats, you'll need to preheat your oven to 350 degrees F. This is the same temperature used in both the Beautiful Blueberry and Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe and the Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe.

The ingredients need to be combined and ground into a pulp, which can be done using a blender or food processor. According to the Beautiful Blueberry and Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe, you'll need to grind the pumpkin seeds finely and then add the blueberries to create a pulp.

The applesauce, pumpkin, and blueberries need to be blended together, and then you can stir in the flour and pumpkin seed meal. This mixture should be kneaded into a stiff dough, adding water if necessary.

The dough can then be rolled out to a 1/2 inch thickness and cut into shapes using cookie cutters. Place the shapes on parchment paper-lined cookie sheets and bake for 30 minutes.

Here's a quick rundown of the baking process:

After baking, let the treats cool and then refrigerate or freeze them in airtight containers or Ziploc bags.

Our pumpkin blueberry dog treats are made with wholesome ingredients that provide a boost of nutrition for your furry friend.

Each serving size is 15g, which is roughly one treat.

With only 33 calories per serving, you can feel good about giving your dog a tasty reward without worrying about overfeeding.

The treats are very low in fat, with only 0.5g per serving.

The fiber content is 0.7g per serving, which can help support your dog's digestive health.

Our treats contain 1.4g of protein per serving, a valuable nutrient for your dog's overall health.

Vitamin A is a crucial nutrient for your dog's vision, immune system, and skin health, and our treats provide 445 IU per serving.

Our pumpkin blueberry dog treats are also a good source of magnesium, with 23mg per serving.

Potassium is another essential mineral that our treats provide, with 47mg per serving.

If you're planning to make a lot of pumpkin blueberry dog treats, investing in the right tools can make a big difference.

A bone-shaped cookie cutter is a must-have for making these treats, and I highly recommend the exact same set I have.

A rolling dowel is another essential tool for making dog biscuits, and it's used in almost every recipe.

You can also use a small cookie scoop to make drop-style cookies instead of rolling out the dough.

If you're new to making dog treats, it might be worth starting with a few basic tools and seeing how they work out for you.

If you're looking for a change of pace from our original pumpkin blueberry dog treats recipe, there are plenty of variations to try.

One option is to swap out the blueberries for a different fruit, like bananas. Banana blueberry dog treats are a great choice, made with bananas, blueberries, oatmeal, egg, and a bit of flour.

Sugar's favorite treats are oatmeal pumpkin dog treats, which are a simple and healthy option.

For dogs with joint issues, pumpkin turmeric dog treats are a great choice. They're easy to make and packed with anti-inflammatory properties from the turmeric.

Pumpkin peanut butter dog treats are another great option, requiring just four ingredients and making about 80 treats.