Fall is the season of pumpkin everything, pumpkin pie, pumpkin spice, pumpkin lattes… and now, pumpkin dog treats!
Pumpkin isn’t just delicious; it’s packed with fiber, vitamins, and nutrients that can support your dog’s digestion and overall health. Whether you want to bake a batch of biscuits or make a no-bake pumpkin snack, these homemade pumpkin dog treats are the perfect way to spoil your dog this season.
For more info on the health benefits of pumpkin for dogs, check out my post on Pumpkin for Dogs.
Note: Always consult your veterinarian before giving your dog new foods.
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No-Bake Pumpkin Dog Treats
When it’s too hot to turn on the oven, or your kitchen’s already full of Thanksgiving goodies, try these easy, no-bake pumpkin dog treat recipes. They’re quick, healthy, and tail-waggingly good!
Easy No-Bake Pumpkin Dog Treats
Just three ingredients and no oven needed! These soft, no-bake pumpkin treats are great for kids to help make, or for busy dog parents short on time.
Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Dog Balls
A 5-ingredient no-bake dog treat that doubles as a healthy human snack! Includes a step-by-step video tutorial if you prefer watching the process.
Pumpkin Oat Treats
These 4-ingredient pumpkin and oat balls are easy to whip up for your dog. No baking required, just mix, roll, chill, and serve!
Easy 3-Ingredient No Bake Pumpkin & Yogurt Dog Treats
Pumpkin, yogurt, and oats make these treats irresistible. Quick to prep and perfect for small dogs or training rewards.
Frozen Pumpkin Dog Treats
When the weather’s warm (or even when it’s not, Luna and Morgan don’t care 😆), frozen dog treats are a fun, healthy way to cool your dog down. These frozen pumpkin dog treat recipes are simple, refreshing, and packed with nutritious ingredients dogs love.
Frozen Pumpkin Dog Treats
Keep it simple with this 2-ingredient frozen treat recipe! Great for summer, but let’s be honest, dogs love them any time of year.
Frozen Pumpkin Applesauce Dog Treats
Pumpkin and applesauce make the perfect combo for a lightly sweet, dog-friendly frozen snack. This quick recipe is easy to pour into silicone molds and freeze, ideal for a cooling treat after a walk or play session.
Pumpkin Banana Frozen Dog Treats
Banana adds natural sweetness and creaminess to these frozen pumpkin dog treats. Made with just a few wholesome ingredients, they’re full of fiber, potassium, and flavor, a paw-approved favorite in our house!
Pumpkin Ice Cream for Dogs
Who says ice cream is just for people? This pumpkin ice cream for dogs is a two-ingredient recipe that combines pumpkin purée with plain Greek yogurt for a cool, creamy, dog-safe dessert. It’s perfect for celebrating birthdays, holidays, or just because.
Easy Homemade Pumpkin & Peanut Butter Dog Treats
A cool, creamy pumpkin-peanut butter blend that sets perfectly in the freezer. Once firm, store them in an airtight container in the freezer for a ready-to-serve snack.
The Dog Treat Cookbook
Now available for purchase is The Dog Treat Cookbook, a compilation of 42 recipes from this blog. Available for purchase on Amazon as both an ebook and a paperback book. Click the buy now button to be taken to my author page on Amazon.
Baked Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipes
If you love the smell of fresh-baked treats wafting through your kitchen, these baked pumpkin dog treat recipes are for you. Cozy, homemade, and made with tasty ingredients dogs adore!
Pumpkin Spice Puppy Kisses
Shaped like Hershey’s Kisses, these cute little pumpkin spice treats are a fall favorite. Perfect for dog parents who love sharing the seasonal spirit, minus the nutmeg!
Soft Baked PB and Pumpkin Homemade Dog Treats
With 7 wholesome ingredients, these soft peanut butter and pumpkin treats are as delicious as they smell. Use milk for a people-friendly version or chicken broth for a dog-exclusive batch.
Sweet Potato Pumpkin Dog Treats
These soft, baked dog treats combine two classic fall flavors, sweet potato and pumpkin, into one tasty snack your dog will love. Packed with vitamins, fiber, and natural sweetness, they’re a great way to celebrate the season (and make your kitchen smell amazing while baking!).
Easy Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe
A simple 4-ingredient recipe that’s perfect for beginner bakers. Crunchy, golden, and full of pumpkin flavor, your dog will love it.
Pumpkin Doggy Donut Holes Treat Recipe
Who says donuts are just for humans? These pumpkin doggy donut holes are a safe, tasty alternative for dogs who love a bite-sized snack.
Soft Peanut Butter Pumpkin Puppy Treats
Soft, chewy, and easy to break into smaller pieces, perfect for training sessions or little dogs who prefer gentler bites.
Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe
These pumpkin-based biscuits are drizzled with a touch of peanut butter for extra appeal.
Pumpkin and Peanut Butter Dog Treats
Made with only 3 ingredients, this quick pumpkin and peanut butter dog treat recipe is budget-friendly!
Soft Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Dog Treats
These soft, training-friendly treats are easy to break apart and make great rewards during obedience training or enrichment games.
Peanut Butter-Free Pumpkin Dog Treats
If your dog can’t have peanut butter (or someone in your home is allergic), don’t worry, these peanut butter-free pumpkin dog treats are just as tasty!
DIY Dog Treats: Pumpkin Sweet Potato Bites
Two classic fall flavors, pumpkin and sweet potato, combine for a soft, chewy treat your dog will love.
Homemade Banana Pumpkin Dog Treats
Budget-friendly, simple, and naturally sweetened with banana. The whole batch costs under $5 to make! (Though I’m not sure when that was.)
Apple Pumpkin Banana Bones
Three dog-approved foods in one recipe: apple, pumpkin, and banana, baked into adorable bone shapes.
Final Thoughts
Fall is the perfect time to bake (or freeze!) something special for your dog. Whether you’re making a batch of soft pumpkin dog treats or cooling them down with frozen pumpkin bites, your dog will love every bite.
I’d love to know, which of these pumpkin dog treat recipes will you be trying first?
Tag me or share your photos, Luna and Morgan always love seeing their fellow dogs enjoying homemade goodies!
My furry baby is a 14yr old black lab (Duchess) younger years if it didn’t smell like peanut butter she wouldn’t even lick it. Now she needs softer treats and thankfully not as picky. She is absolutely loving the pumpkin banana apple treats.
Thanks so much for posting these recipes 🐶
Thank you for posting all these simple and delicious recipes. Its Thanksgiving Weekend and we are so grateful for our adorable pups. Lets spoil them!