Pumpkin Dog Treats Your Dog Will Love

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Pumpkin isn’t just for pies and lattes; it’s a dog-friendly superfood packed with fiber, vitamins, and natural sweetness. It’s gentle on digestion, full of nutrients, and adds a flavor most dogs can’t resist. Whether you’re after a soft-baked snack, an easy no-bake bite, or a frozen treat to cool your dog down, pumpkin is the perfect base for homemade goodies. These recipes are simple, wholesome, and sure to get tails wagging!

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Classic No-Bake Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dog Treats

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Combining two dog favorites, these treats use pumpkin puree, peanut butter, and oats. This recipe is popular for a reason: it’s simple, safe, and dogs love it. When making these treats, always use xylitol-free peanut butter because xylitol is toxic to dogs. Find step-by-step instructions for making peanut butter pumpkin dog treats for a chewy and tasty snack.

Frozen Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dog Treats

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If your dog needs a cool-down treat, frozen pumpkin treats are a hit. These are made by mixing pumpkin puree with plain Greek yogurt and a small amount of peanut butter, then freezing them in silicone molds or ice cube trays. The smooth texture is easy to eat, and yogurt adds probiotics for gut health. You can follow this simple frozen pumpkin dog treats recipe for a chilly, nutritious bite.

Pumpkin Dog Ice Cream

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Two-ingredient pumpkin dog ice cream brings a little extra fun to treat time. Blend pumpkin puree and plain Greek yogurt together, then freeze. You can offer pumpkin ice cream as a fun snack or for special celebrations. Dogs enjoy the creamy texture and the natural sweetness of pumpkin. Get a detailed pumpkin dog ice cream recipe for an easy frozen treat.

Soft Pumpkin Dog Treats

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These soft peanut butter & pumpkin dog treats are the ultimate fall treat your pup will drool over! Made with just three simple ingredients, pumpkin puree, natural peanut butter (no xylitol!), and whole wheat flour, these chewy treats are perfect for dogs of all ages, especially those who need a softer texture. They’re quick to whip up, and you can even freeze extras for later.

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The Dog Treat Cookbook

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Easy 3-Ingredient No Bake Pumpkin & Yogurt Dog Treats

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These easy 3-ingredient no-bake pumpkin & yogurt dog treats are a cool & creamy treat your dog will love, and you only need three simple ingredients! With pumpkin puree, plain yogurt, and oats, these treats come together fast, require no oven, and are perfect for hot days or dogs who need softer bites. They freeze beautifully, too, making them ideal for snacks or rewards.

No-Bake Apple Pumpkin Bites

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These no-bake apple pumpkin bites are the perfect autumn snack for your dog, sweet, chewy, and oven-free! Featuring applesauce, pumpkin puree, oats, and just a few other simple ingredients, they’re easy to make, full of fall flavor, and great for training or treats. Cool, healthy, and freezer-friendly too!

Frozen Pumpkin Applesauce Dog Treats

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Chill out this fall with these frozen pumpkin & applesauce dog treats, just three simple ingredients! Sweet applesauce, smooth pumpkin, and a splash of water come together, then freeze into cool, seasonal bites that are gentle on your dog’s stomach. Perfect for warm afternoons, messy chewers, or just a festive treat. 

Pumpkin Banana Frozen Dog Treats

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Cool and creamy, these pumpkin banana frozen dog treats are the perfect two-ingredient snack to help your dog beat the heat and get all the cozy fall vibes. Mashed banana and pumpkin puree, frozen into fun shapes (ice cube trays or silicone molds work great), is a treat your dog will lick clean in no time.

Sweet Potato Pumpkin Dog Treats

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These sweet potato pumpkin dog treats bring together two dog-friendly fall favorites into one tasty treat. Made with simple ingredients and packed with flavor, they’re easy to whip up and perfect for rewarding your dog with something both nutritious and delicious.

Pumpkin Spice Puppy Kisses

Bring the fall flavors to your dog with these adorable pumpkin spice puppy kisses! Shaped just like the classic candy, these bite-sized treats are made with dog-friendly ingredients and are the perfect way to give your dog a little taste of pumpkin spice season. Cute, simple, and fun to make, your dog will love them!

Final Thoughts

Pumpkin truly is a magical ingredient—healthy, versatile, and delicious enough to keep your pup begging for more. From frozen snacks to chewy baked bites, each recipe is an easy way to show your dog a little extra love while knowing exactly what’s going into their treats. Try one today, save a few for later, and watch those happy tails wag! 

Want even more DIY inspiration? Be sure to check out my dog treat recipe book or browse my Etsy shop for dog-friendly printables to keep treat time fun and organized.

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