Pumpkin Puppy Muffins

As soon as the crispness of fall hits I am craving and ready for pumpkin everything, I will add it into every recipe I can think of, and the bonus is that loaded up with fiber, Vitamins A, C, K, E, Beta-Carotene, and Iron it is a very healthy ingredient in many dishes. Guess what? It is equally beneficial to your dog, so the next time you grab a can for a special dessert for yourself make sure you whip your pup up a batch of these yummy Pumpkin Puppy Muffins. A hint of sweetness to satisfy those canine cravings, oatmeal for energy, and a little spice for great flavor makes these irresistible to your dog.

Pumpkin Puppy Muffins

Pumpkin Puppy Muffins Ingredients:

Pumpkin Puppy Muffins Dog Treats

Pumpkin Puppy Muffins Directions:

Preheat oven 350° F.

Lightly grease or spray mini muffin tin.

Place oats in blender or food processor and pulse until oats are about half powder.

Place oats and all remaining ingredients in a large bowl and stir until just mixed.

Fill muffin tins 2/3 full with batter.

Sprinkle oatmeal on top of each muffin to make them more eye appealing and give your pooch a bit of crunch.

Bake for 15-16 minutes until tops are golden brown.

When muffins have cooled store in refrigerator for up to a week or in freezer for 3 months.

We hope your dogs enjoy these Pumpkin Puppy Muffins for a  special Fall treat, too!

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10 thoughts on “Pumpkin Puppy Muffins”

  1. Jeannette

    What can I uses instead of wheat my dog is allergic

    1. Homemade Dog Treats

      Jeannette I would suggest using oat flour. Thanks for stopping by! :)

  2. Suzie

    Can thes be dropped by spoonfuls on a cookie sheet! I don’t have mimi muffin pan.

    1. Mary

      I just rolled mine in little balls and put them on sheet pan. Worked great.

  3. Jeannie Myers

    What can I use in place of coconut oil because we are all allergic to coconut???

    1. Kimberly

      You can use any oil, but I would stick with something beneficial to your pup. Corn oil or flaxseed oil are great for skin/coat. Or, you can also substitute plain applesauce or melted butter, depending on how “healthy” you want these treats to be. If you have an active pup who is at a healthy weight, I wouldn’t worry too much about the calorie differences or energy content.

    2. Judy

      Hello Jeannie Myers,

      I have made this with Olive oil which has a lot of health benefits for dog and people too.

  4. Denise DeGregorio

    Can I use regular plain yogurt instead of Greek yogurt?

  5. michele

    Cant wait to make these.All my family members have pups . Nobody exchanges gifts for Christmas but these will be a cute little gift for the little loved ones. Thank you for sharing. Could I use coconut flour in this recipe .

    1. Homemade Dog Treats

      Hey Michele! That’s a great idea to make these as Christmas gifts for the pups in the family. :)

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