All I share are indulgent sweets for humans, but what about our furry friends? My sweet black lab, Charlie, just turned 9 a few days ago, so of course, she deserved a few extra treats, and what the heck they’re too easy to say no. Not to mention, they are super cheap! I have to say, I did try a few myself and they’re actually pretty good, considering it’s a dog treat. Now brace yourselves with this post because it’ll be filled with more dog pics than biscuits, and that’s how it’s going to be.

Did I forget to mention, they are so so so easy! Please let us know if you made them because I want to see those cute pics!

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Ingredients you need

• Pumpkin
• Peanut Butter
• Eggs
• Flour – Whole wheat flour is also a great option
• Honey

That’s it. Seriously!

How do I make the dog biscuits

To be honest, these are one of the easiest baked goods you’ll ever make. No joke! All you do is mix together the ingredients, roll them out and then bake.

1. Mix together your pumpkin, peanut butter, and eggs.
2. Then, add in your flour and mix until a dough forms.
3. Roll out and use cookie cutters to cut.
4. Bake

Of course, you can doll these up a little bit with honey or oats, but this is a great base recipe and dogs love them. Also, feel free to use some fun cookie cutters!

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Important Tips

Now, when it comes to dog biscuits you can’t really mess them up and if you do, your pup doesn’t care what they look like! Now, here are just a few extra tips, just in case 😉.

• When baking, I like to bake them for longer making them crispier, because if they’re underbaked they could get moldy fast when stored.
• Store them in an airtight container.
• When rolling them out, you want to flour the surface a little extra because the dough is a little stickier and softer than cookie dough.

⬆️ Yes, we’re packers fans! Go pack go!

Great tools to have

I keep saying it, but these dog biscuits are super easy, so they really don’t need a lot of tools, but here are my suggestions!

• Silicone mat or a smooth, hard surface
• 1 bowl
• Rolling pin
• Cookie sheets
• Cookie Cutter (Dog bones, paws…etc) I got this great dog cookie cutter set on Amazon!

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How to store

If you bake the treats a little longer, they will be crispier and can be stored in a treat jar, bag…etc You’ll know if they’re crispy because they will snap when you break them.

If your treats are a little softer, you might want to store them in the fridge just in case of mold. They will still break but not snap.

The biscuits will last for about 1 – 1 1/2 months.

Extra tip: You could also freeze them for a much longer period of time.

What I love about these dog treats (not just Charlie)

• The recipe makes a ton (about 50), so they’ll last a long time and you don’t have to worry about buying another bag of treats for $12.99.
• They are super super easy and your dogs love them!
• It’s a great base recipe, so if you want to throw in some other ingredients (that are dog friendly of course) you totally can! You could add honey, oats, apple, banana…

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For more of our favorite cookie recipes (unfortunately not dog friendly) visit our:

• Perfect Soft & Chewy Sugar Cookies
• Chewy Chocolate Peppermint Sugar Cookies
• Chocolate Marshmallow Cookie Cutouts
• Chocolate Chip Caramel Cookies

Did you make these biscuits? Send us a picture or tell us how they were below or on Instagram @tuesday.treats or use #tuesdaytreats2016

We want to see those pup pics!