No Bake Peanut Butter Carob Dog Treats
All dogs love peanut butter, and these dog treats bars are so easy you’ll love to make them too! These no bake dog treats are perfect for warm summer days, these dog treats are ideal when you don’t want to turn the oven on and add unnecessary heat to your home. They are also perfect for someone that is not a fan of the kitchen as they are really simple to make and need a total of 5 ingredients. Plus your dog will not care if their dog treats look funny. As long as they taste good you are
Peanut Butter Carob No Bake Dog Treats Ingredients:
1 cup unsalted butter
1 1/4 cup crunchy peanut butter
1/3 cup whole milk
1/4 cup ground carob (Several brands make a toasted carob powder. Check your natural baking section.)
4 cups oats (quick oats or instant oats)
Instructions for making your dogs Peanut Butter Carob No Bake Dog Treats they will go crazy for!
Thoroughly grease a baking pan.
Over medium heat, melt the butter. Remove from heat.
Whisk in the peanut butter and milk, mixing until completely combined. Stir in the carob and oats.
Spread the mixture into the greased baking pan (grease a spatula for easier spreading) and allow to cool.
After the bars have cooled completely, cut into squares or other shapes.
Some dogs do get upset stomachs from milk products while others are able to tolerate the occasional treat with no adverse effects. You know your dog best and what they are able to tolerate. If in doubt you can substitute whole milk for goat milk which is easier for a dog to digest. No matter what you ultimately decide please be sure to give these or any treats in moderation.
In case you cannot find carob powder at your local store there are several options available via Amazon:
DO NOT substitute chocolate for the carob in this recipe. Carob is safe for dogs and is not at all harmful when given as a treat in moderation. There is no caffeine or theobromine in carob both of which are toxic to dogs!
Chocolate is toxic to dogs depending on the type of chocolate and the amount eaten can cause emergency issue or even fatality. Learn about Chocolate Toxicity in Dogs on petMD with the chocolate toxicity meter
These look so yummy I would love to try them! Love Dolly
They sound real tasty!
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These sound yummy enough for me to eat! I will have to give them a try with my dog! He’ll be so happy! Thanks for sharing.
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My Yorkie boys will love these treats! Such a fabulous recipe for Foodie Friday.
Oooh, those lucky pups! Bet they were thrilled by these treats. Thank you for linking at the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party. Hope to see you again next week.
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They simply look FANTASTIC !!
I have a cat now, but this could be such a wonderful surprise to my best friend’s dogs
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