Next you roll the dough out on a floured surface or a large sheet of parchment paper. You want to add more peanut butter if you’re dough if dry and crumbly– don’t worry, your pup will thank you later. The method is simple– you just smash everything together in a large mixing bowl until you have a workable pliable peanut butter-y dough.ĭepending on the size of your banana(s), you may need to add a little extra peanut butter (say 1-2 TBSP) to add more moisture to the batter. That’s it! No added sugars, no rising agents, no oils, no gluten, no surprises.

I opted to make my own oat flour for this recipe, but you can also buy store-bought oat flour to eliminate using the blender.

gluten-free old-fashioned rolled oats (or you can sub oat flour, instead!).

natural peanut butter (no added oils, sugars, preservatives, or flavoring, please!).

super ripe banana (the riper the better!).

With these cookies, I made sure the ingredients are 100% dog safe and friendly! Harper had digestive troubles as a puppy, and in the beginning she had to eat a special food to heal her tummy.Įver since then, I’m cautious about what we give her and what quantity. Let’s start with our quality of ingredients. These treats are the kind of reward you can feel good placing in your dog’s bowl (or on their snout– if you’ve watched our circus act on Instagram). Just because she isn’t plant-based doesn’t mean I don’t check out the ingredients that go into her food, making sure she has clean options in her bowl, too! The long answer is that I want her be able to eat all of the things that growing healthy pups need. (I mean, what’s the point if they can’t double up as your vacuum cleaner?! I KID.) She doesn’t, however, love greens, no matter how much I will her to pick up the spinach and kale that falls to the floor during my recipe shoots. I get asked a lot if Harper eats a vegan diet.īut guys, she sure does love peanut butter, banana, and oats. Peanut butter is delicious– particularly when baked into cookies! When friends come over and Harper *won’t stop* begging for attention, the only solution is tucking a heaping spoonful of peanut butter into the center of a Kong for Harper to riddle over for hours to come. If there’s PB on a spoon in the open dishwasher, Harper makes a beeline for it, licking and lapping until I shut the door closed and scold her. What is it about peanut butter that dogs LOVE so much? You just need peanut butter, banana, and oatmeal to make these 3-Ingredient Peanut Butter Banana Dog Treats for a happy pup.Īnd if you’re so inclined, they’re absolutely human-friendly too, for a lower sugar cookie snack! It’s hard to forget, because these biscuits are done in under 30 minutes with clean pantry ingredients. It’s Harper’s third birthday today so I thought we should celebrate!įor the past three years I’ve been making her these super simple baked dog treats to ring in her big day.Įach year I have to dig it up the recipe to make and share, so I’m finally sharing here so none of us lose it ever again! This post is a little different but if you live with a furry friend or see one on the regular then they’re going to love it so you should stick around. Perfect for your pups and human-friendly, too! 3-ingredient homemade dog treats made with old-fashioned rolled oats, natural peanut butter, and banana.

Banana dog biscuit recipe