When it comes to my furbabies, giving the best of everything is pretty important to me! That includes their treats… so that means that sometimes I have to make those treats myeslf!
They LOVE their homemade dog treats! Especially when I make their this easy recipe, flourless turkey and sweet potato treats!
This homemade dog treats recipe only takes 4 ingredients and mixes up pretty quickly. Before you know it your own furry friends will be gobbling these down and giving you all sorts of extra snuggles!
And, because this is such a super easy recipe, you know you don’t have to fiddle with baking powder, coconut oil, all purpose flour, wheat flour, or even rolling out your dough. Just so simple. Loved by both this dog lover and my fur baby.
Homemade Dog Treats: Flourless Turkey and Sweet Potato Recipe
Dog Biscuits Ingredients:
- ½ lb ground turkey
- 1 sweet potato, cooked and mashed
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 c rolled oats
(optional: swap out the sweet potato for 1/2 cups peanut butter to make a peanut butter dog treat)
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Mix all ingredients together in a bowl. Combine very well
- With an ice cream scoop, scoop out small scoops of the turkey mixture onto a parchment lined baking sheet. Flatten with a fork
- Bake in the oven for 25 – 30 minutes or until the treats are cooked through. If your oven runs hot, it may be only 20 minutes so just check it early if it’s a hotter oven than usual.
- Cool and store in an air tight container in the refrigerator for up to a week.
Alternatively:
After baking the treats, lower the temperature on the oven to 190 or the lowest possible setting.
Dehydrate the treats for 8 hours to make them dry and crunchy.
Again, store in the fridge, but they will last much longer if they are dehydrated thoroughly. Keep no longer than 4 weeks.
We prefer the second method. Makes the treats last longer, and since Bitly and Buffer are smaller dogs, they only need 2 or 3 treats a day.
Although, they’d eat way more–they absolutely love these!
These days, the dogs KNOW when I open up the treats container… they come scrambling from all corners of the house the second they hear the air seal pop on the containter we store these in. Buffer pretty much skids through the living room and kitchen, sliding to a stop at my feet and immediately sitting. Its pretty hilarious, and one of these days I might try to capture it on film. It would definitely be worth sharing if I get lucky enough to not drop my phone when she crashes into my legs.
Whats your favorite way to treat your favorite pet?
And, after you pin this recipe to your favorite everything pets board on Pinterest, be sure to go back and snap a picture and drop it on the pin to show how much your dog loved them!
I’m sure our dog, Gunnar, would appreciate it if I would make him some of these! Thank you for sharing with us on Party in Your PJ’s.
My dogs would love these. Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. pinned and sharing.
I like that these are flourless. My dogs would love these! They love treat! Thanks for sharing!
A lot healthier than store bought ones.. Nice! Recipe for cat treats next!\
My only problem is the eggs. My dog is really limited on what she can eat due to allergies the vet said. The recipe is great except for eggs. I asked he said no eggs. Any suggestions?
Unfortunately I don’t know what substitute would work for eggs for dogs.
Just put applesauce in them instead. I don’t know the exact replacement value, but I would guess 1/4 cup. Otherwise, you could check into an allergy site to see what other replacements can be used.
Ground flaxseed works well as an egg replaced in recipes. Just google how to convert it from egg to flax.
Hi Jennifer,
Would love to try these for some furry friends. I was wondering if you had a nutritional facts chart for this recipe.
Thanks!
Hi Alana.
Since this is a homemade recipe and the portion size varies based on how you bake these treats, I am not able to provide a nutritional facts chart.