Halloween Dog Treat Recipes

Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Dog Treats

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You probably already have all the ingredients you need for this delicious and autumnal treat.

What You Need:

Whole-wheat flour
Eggs
Canned pumpkin
Peanut butter

A word to the wise on peanut butter: some peanut butter companies have started slipping an unexpected — and potentially poisonous — ingredient into the mix. It’s called "xylitol," and it's dangerous for dogs. Always check the additives in any peanut butter you use.

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Pumpkin Fro-Yo Treats

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For those of you dog-lovers living in warmer climates, no need to turn on your oven. Try a pumpkin-shaped frozen goodie for your pup instead! These pupsicles can take the shape of any festive ice cube tray. Just mix, freeze, and serve. And with no dog food or meat particles involved, feel free to have a little lick yourself.

What You Need:

1 cup nonfat plain frozen yogurt
1/2 cup canned pure pumpkin
1/4 cup water

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Skeleton Bones

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These unsettlingly real-looking bones are the perfect ghoulish treat for your Halloween dog. Simply mix, bake, and spook your neighbors when your dog runs through the 'hood with a vaguely human-looking bone between his teeth.

What You Need:

Flour
Eggs
Chicken bouillon

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Pumpkin Pie Treats

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Instead of tempting your pooch with a jack-o'-lantern full of kid-friendly candies, whip up these pumpkin pie treats and your dog will barely notice you gorging yourself on the good stuff.

What You Need:

Oats
Pumpkin puree
Peanut butter

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Pumpkin Oat Biscuits

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I dare you not to take a little nibble of these biscuits. The ingredients aren't just dog-friendly; they're human-friendly, too.

What You Need:

Oats
Peanut butter
Pumpkin puree
Cinnamon
Baking powder
Eggs

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