When it’s time to remove the chocolate treats from the molds, first bend the sides of the mold and break away the extra chocolate that surrounds the shapes. Be sure to fill in any bare spots. It’s critical to cover the entire inside of the mold with chocolate. You can substitute almond butter or SunButter (sunflower seed butter) for the peanut butter. Just make sure it does not contain xylitol.

Just like pumpkin, oats have soluble fiber in them too – this will help them regulate glucose levels and give them relief if they are having trouble pooping. Pumpkin Dog Biscuits Recipe Ingredients We not only supply you with the molds , but also teach you how to grow them successfully ,there are quite many experience worth to share . When your pumpkin is still immature, slip it gently inside your mold, being careful not to break it from the vine. As it grows, it won’t necessarily stay in the mold, so stretch a strip or two of duct tape across the open side to keep it from escaping. White mold severely affects pumpkins and some varieties of winter squash. The disease infects both stems and fruit. White mold often infects pumpkin through the blossom end of the fruit. What happens if you ingest mold?You probably already have all the ingredients needed to make these pumpkin treats. Yep, I used pantry staples to make this pumpkin dog biscuit recipe. Here’s a list of what you need to make the biscuits. Just a few simple ingredients! Use organic ingredients if you want to make organic dog biscuits. Melt the peanut butter and butter in the microwave then add in the powdered sugar. Stir the peanut butter mixture until it’s smooth. These DIY pumpkin dog biscuits are made with wholesome ingredients – so they are actually good for your dog. Your pup will think they are eating a treat, but you will know they are eating nourishing food that is as good as a vitamin. These are the recipe steps and some photos of the process for making the biscuits. I hope they help you make this healthy dog treats recipe!

Place the cutouts on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake at 350°F for 20 minutes. How to Store Baked Dog Treats If the food is hard like pumpkin and has a low water content, then you can safely cut the mould off, providing you cut at least one centimetre off around where the mould is. This rule of thumb applies to raw pumpkin and other firm fruit and vegetables like carrots and cabbage, hard cheese like cheddar and hard salami. What do you do with a moldy pumpkin? Can’t find oat flour at the store? Just put dry old-fashioned rolled oats in a food processor or blender and process until it has the consistency of flour.Treats should not make up the bulk of your dog’s calorie intake – they should be something they eat on rare occasions, along with healthy dog food.

Dog biscuits with pumpkin and oat flour are some of the best healthy dog treats you can make. They are a grain-free treat that is high in dietary fiber. Spoon some additional melted chocolate on the top of each mold to seal off your little Halloween treats.

This is a good size to use for chocolates, particularly chocolate that is stuffed with a yummy filling. Secure your pumpkins en route to your house so they don’t suffer bruising or stem breakage. My family often uses seat belts to protect ours. Once home, don’t carry your pumpkin by the stem, which can lead to breakage, especially if it is big and heavy. Keep them clean and dry Store the DIY dog treats in a container for dog treats. You can store your pumpkin peanut butter treats at room temperature in an airtight container. Oats have vitamin B which helps your pet maintain a healthy coat. It’s also a good source of omega-6 fatty acids that helps keep a dog’s skin strong and healthy. The peanut butter filling in these cute Halloween Pumpkins is made with peanut butter, butter, and powdered sugar.