How to Make Halloween Dog Treats - Quick and Easy Recipe

Dog owners know that chocolate can be a serious hazard for our poochies, but wouldn't it be nice if you could still let them join in the spirit of the night with a simple to make Halloween Dog Treat?

As long as your dog can tolerate plain greek yogurt (most doggies can) then let them enjoy!

What you will need:

2 x cups of natural Greek Yogurt (no sugars or flavours added, it needs to be plain)

1 x medium ripe banana (no green bananas here!)

1/3 cup of peanut butter

1 x tablespoon of honey (optional)

Method:

Dump everything into a food processor or blend well with a mixer.  It needs to be totally blended.

Pour into silicone (or non stick) molds.

Freeze for at least an hour

Serve!

This would be a great idea as a doggy treat for visiting parents who bring their dog along with them all dressed up for Halloween.  

It is nice to give them a treat too!  Of course always ask the dog owner if you can give them a frozen treat, and let them know what is in the treat.

When they have their very own treat, they will not keep bugging for the kids goodies. 

These can be eaten by people too, as the ingredients are natural, but it is nice to keep them for your dogs.  I like the silicone mold above as the frozen treats are not huge.

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If you don't want to make your own, you can also purchase ready made doggy treats online.  This is so cute especially if your dog loves to dress up and be a part of the festivities.  You can also hand out these little bags to friends and neighbours who stop by on Halloween Night.

Your dog is part of your family, it is nice to give them affordable little treats that are designed for them and won't upset their digestive systems.

Have a Bowl of Doggy Bones or Your Homemade Treats Ready to Hand Out for the Four Legged Trick or Treaters!

Organize an area at the door where you will be giving out the goodies so that your candies for kids are easy to grab.  Example:  I pour mine into a large salad bowl so it is easy to grab and I can see how many are left.

Also have a bowl of small dog bone treats either purchased or homemade and if you like the above recipe, a cooler bag with freeze packs inside to keep the yogurt/peanut butter treats frozen.

I am sure the dog owners would love the idea of their doggy having a treat so they can join in.  They can eat it right there and then.

So many dogs are dressing up for the occasion and so adding some Halloween dog treats to the night will certainly get a tail wag I am sure!  Who could refuse their cute faces!