Healthy Dog Treats Wheat, Corn, Soy, Gluten Free

Are you looking for healthy dog treats that are wheat, corn, soy and gluten free?

Some dogs are allergic to wheat and other grains. Some dog owners just do not want to give treats for dogs that contain grains.

This assortment of dog treats offers some savory choices.



Healthy dog treats that are wheat, corn, soy, gluten free



 



These are just a few of the many delicious handcrafted dog treats made just for your special pet. All of these treats can be shipped and would make a nice surprise gift to send to someone to show you are thinking about them.

 

They are available through PetCraftStore.com, the online marketplace that houses the largest collection of pet bakeries under one "roof".

 

The specific treats for dogs include:

 

On top right - Banana cake for dogs. Comes either frosted or not frosted. Made with organic oat flour. No wheat, corn or soy.

 

Peanut butter dog treats are shown on the bottom left. These treats are made using peanut butter that is made from 100% fresh peanuts - no additives. Made fresh when ordered and are wheat, corn and soy free.

 

Finally, on the bottom right, decorated dog cookies decorated by hand are wheat and gluten free and available in Canada.

 

Click the links and place your order today. And while you are there, browse through the other wonderful treats and pet products.

Valentines Treats For Dogs

Looking for inspiration for Valentines treats for dogs? Take a look at these beautiful and creative homemade dog treats. Some are decorated with dog treat frosting. Jennifer Coble was busy baking these for her dog and his doggy friends:

Valentine Treats for Dogs

From top left to right:

1) Coconut hearts with Fido's Frosting carob flavor

2) Oatmeal blueberry "kisses"

3) Oatmeal peanut butter dog treats with Fido's Frosting peanut butter flavor

4) Oatmeal blueberry snowflakes decorated with Fido's Frosting - no color added to look like snow!

5) Sweet breath lips

6) Oatmeal blueberry dog treats - the I's are decorated with carob Fido's Frosting, the hearts are decorated with peanut butter flavored Fido's Frosting, and the U's are decorated with regular Fido's Frosting.

7) Coconut hearts with carob Fido's Frosting for decoration

8) Oatmeal cranberry muffins for dogs

You do not have to be a professional baker. Go whip up a batch of Valentine cookies for your dog now! As you can see in the photo above, there are many wonderful cookie cutter options to use for this holiday.

If you would like some help or ideas for making dog treats, please join us in the Facebook group "Homemade Dog Treats".

Simple Valentine Cookies For Dogs

You love your dog! Your dog loves you! What better Valentine can you have....

Share your love with Valentine cookies for dogs. All you need is a heart shaped cookie cutter and a basic, easy dog treat recipe. These are peanut butter dog treats baked and decorated by Cathy Mags.

Valentine cookies for dogs by Cathy Mags

Add your own ingredients for different flavors. You can find various recipes on this blog. Feel free to leave a comment about any recipes you are looking for and we will post them! 

When all finished, wrap the dog cookies in clear cellophane so that they are easy to see. Treats this beautiful will make a gorgeous package just by themselves. 

Tie it up with a dog-themed ribbon, such as one with paw prints or bones stamped on, and you will have a cute little Valentine treat package. If you do not have dog-themed ribbon, red, pink, purple, or any combination of those colors suggests Valentine's Day.

If you have young children, this would be the perfect little appreciation gift for them to give to the family dog.

If you have clients who are dog lovers, do the same for them. Dog lovers always appreciate it when someone remembers the dog.

Fido's Frosting Royal Icing for Dogs is used to decorate these Valentine dog treats. It is an all natural yogurt icing that is sugar free, dries hard and shiny, and needs no refrigeration.

Vegan Dog Treats Recipe

Q: Are vegan dog treats healthy for dogs? 

A: Vegan treats contain no meat, no sources of animal protein, and no dairy products such as eggs, milk or cheese. Some dogs may need to limit their intake of these products for health reasons. 

Dog treats are not meant to take the place of a meal. A full vegan or vegetarian diet for your dog should be discussed with your vet. 

If you would like to make your own vegan treats for dogs, here is a recipe offered by Baron & Henry's Homemade Dog Treats based in Pembroke, Maine:

Peanut Butter Pumpkin Spice Vegan Dog Treats 

Ingredients:

• 1/4 cup peanut butter
• 1/4 cup canned pumpkin (not the pumpkin pie filling)
• 1 cup water
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• 1 and 1/2 cup flour
• 1 and 3/4 cup whole wheat flour
• 1 tablespoon cinnamon
• pinch of salt

Ingredients for Vegan Dog Treats

Directions:

• Preheat oven to 350. 
• Whisk the peanut butter, pumpkin, water, and oil together.
• Add in the cinnamon.
• Combine all the ingredients until the mixture is smooth. 
• Slowly add the flour and mix until well combined. It should be thick enough to roll out with a rolling pin and not stick. 
• Roll out on a floured surface.
• Use cookie cutters to cut out desired shapes.  
• Place the cut out dough onto an nonstick baking sheet.
• Bake for about 15-30 minutes, depending on the size of the biscuits. Flip them over halfway through the baking time. 
• Turn off the oven and leave the biscuits in for another 45-50 minutes to harden.  

Peanut Butter Dog Treats

Q: Are peanut butter dog treats healthy for dogs?
A: Yes, if you make them with the "right kind" of peanut butter.

If you are going to make healthy dog treats, then you will need to use healthy ingredients for dogs. Not all human foods are appropriate. The grocery store peanut butter brands that make wonderful peanut butter and jelly sandwiches contain sugar and also have a high fat content, high sodium content, and preservatives.

These peanut butter dog treats are courtesy of Bitsie Boutique For Pets & Tots in Madison, Ohio:

Peanut butter dog biscuits decorated with
Fido's Frosting dog treat icing

Fido's Frosting brand Royal Icing for Dogs was used to decorate the treats. It dries hard and shiny and does not need to be refrigerated. It will not melt. Look how perfect the little baseball threads came out. These treats will be gobbled up for sure! 

All natural peanut butter will not have added sugar, salt, hydrogenated oil or preservatives. Or you could use peanut powder which is gluten free and lower in fat because peanut oil is removed in the processing. This might be something to think about if you have an overweight dog.

Click to find a free dog treat recipe for peanut butter treats. 

Questions about peanut butter for dogs? Questions about peanut butter dog biscuits? Please leave a comment and we will be happy to answer! 

If you have any photos of your own peanut butter dog biscuits, we would love to have you post them on the K9Cakery Facebook page.