Banana Strawberry Heart And Bark Dog Treats
I like how Must Love Home gave us some substitutions for making these treats:
SUBSTITUTIONS FOR EGGS IN THE RECIPE
If your pup is allergic to eggs, some substitutes work nicely in this recipe. The eggs help the treats brown while baking, so they might look pale when done.
*Applesauce – 1/4 cup per egg
*Pumpkin Puree – 1/4 cup per egg
*Nut Butter – 3 tablespoons per egg
*More mashed Banana – 1/4 cup per egg
Filling the slow feeder and lick mat
I broke up the bark into pieces and alternated between placing the bark, Ava’s treats, and dog food into the slow feeder. The dogs loved it. It took a good bit of time for them to finish their snack. It works perfectly for Maggie because she normally eats very fast. This is a great product if you’ve got a pup who eats fast and doesn’t take the time to really enjoy their food.
Since last week’s blog was very long, I’ll keep this one short today with lots of fun photos! Jake and Maggie were anxiously awaiting these treats while they baked in the oven, then I had to take photos, and then finally, they were able to try them. They are definitely Two Adorable Labs Approved!
The recipe is simple and quick to make. Add oats, smashed bananas, and eggs to a bowl and mix well. Use a form or baking dish, spray with Coconut Oil, fill the molds, and bake! Serve at room temperature. I put the leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator and will keep them for a few days. I normally don’t keep homemade treats like this for longer than four days.
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New Year’s Eve Tablescape Showcasing Ava’s Pet Palace Candles
Holiday Barkuterie Board With Ava’s Pet Palace Dog Treats
I’ll be posting on Friday, Valentine’s Day, when I talk about our Fried Ice Cream recipe, White Chocolate Snicker Martini recipe, fun photos of the dogs, and our Valentine’s Tablescape!
Enjoy!
Banana Strawberry Heart And Bark Dog Treats
Ingredients
- 4 cups oats
- 2 eggs
- 2 1/2 bananas, mashed
- coconut oil spray to coat molds or dish
Instructions
- Mix oats, eggs, and mashed bananas in a bowl together. I mashed my bananas before adding to the mixture and then used my hands to combine all of the ingredients.
- Coat dish or molds with coconut oil spray
- Add mixture to your preferred dish
- Top with bananas and fresh strawberries. I cut mine into pieces. Add Ava's Dog Treats if you like.
- Bake at 375 degrees for 20 - 25 minutes
- Take dog treats out and let cool
- Break up bark and serve to your pup
- Store in an air-tight container in the refrigerator for no longer than 4 days
Notes
Two Adorable Labs has become a collection of all that I love. I’ll send one post each week on things that bring me joy on animal health, home decor, and food recipes for humans and our furry friends. I hope you enjoy these posts and much as I do creating them!
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