Homemade dog treats are good because they provide control over ingredients, avoid artificial preservatives, and potentially harmful additives found in commercial treats.  As a pet owner, this allows you to cater to your pet’s specific needs.  You can help your pet with allergies, dietary preferences, and it can be budget-friendly. In addition, the homemade treats can be fresher and tastier for your dog.  

• Ingredient Control & Safety
• Allergy & Sentitivity Management
• Freshness & Nutrition
• Cost-Effective
• Customization
• Digestive Health

Consult Your Vet: Always check with your vet before using new foods with your pet and their diet.  Check for allergies.

Use Safe Ingredients: Stick to human-grade ingredients that are safe for pets, like peanut butter, pumpkin, applesauce, and plain yogurt.

Avoid Harmful Ingredients: Be cautious with ingredients like artificial sweeteners, excessive salt, sugar, and high-fat foods. 

Store Properly: Homemade treats lack preservatives, so store them correctly in thefreezer or refrigerator to maintain freshness and prevent spoiling.