Easy Homemade Dog Dental Treats for Fresh Breath & Health

Easy Homemade Dog Dental Treats for Fresh Breath & Health

The Healthybud Team The Healthybud Team
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February is dental health month for our pets! Maybe you’re looking to incorporate healthy, Homemade Dog Dental Treats that are good for your puppy’s teeth but prefer to make them yourself. We’ve got just the easy and tasty recipe for you! 

This easy recipe is good for your dog’s teeth and freshening their breath with a few simple ingredients! Coconut oil helps promote good bone and dental health, while mint and parsley can help freshen your dog’s breath and have antimicrobial benefits. Turmeric is also known to have similar benefits, as well as being an immunity-booster.  

Prep time: 20 minutes

Cook time: 15 minutes

Servings: 30 cookies

Ingredients for Homemade Dog Dental Treats

-⅓ cup plain yogurt

-1 egg, slightly beaten (optional)

-3 tbsp coconut oil, softened (optional)

-⅓ cup chicken broth, divided in two

-⅓ cup chopped fresh mint

-¼ cup chopped fresh parsley

-1 cup chickpea flour, divided in two 

-½ cup oats

-1 tsp ground turmeric

Instructions for Homemade Dog Dental Treats

  1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Prepare a baking sheet with parchment paper. 
  2. Pour yoghurt, egg, and coconut oil into a medium-sized bowl and mash them together. Mix in ½ of the chicken broth, mint, and parsley. Add ½ of the chickpea flour, oats, and turmeric and mix until well combined. 
  3. Mix in the remaining broth, and then the remaining chickpea flour. Knead the mixture until it is well incorporated. You can now either use a cookie cutter to cut out your cookie shapes or pipe into sticks on parchment paper (you can cut the corner out of a resealable plastic ziplock and use this like a piping bag). 
  4. Bake at 350 degrees F for 15-20 minutes, until crunchy. 

Note - you can substitute water for broth, but be sure to add something for flavour such as a topper, peanut butter, or some meat. You can also substitute 4 tsp dried parsley.

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