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These homemade peanut butter dog biscuits will become your dog's favorite treat! My little guy cannot get enough of them.

My little guy has been having a lot of health problems lately, one that involves his booty.

His vet suggested that I put him on a high fiber diet, meaning I need to change his dog food out for senior food.

However, he LOVES his Nutrish dog food, good tasting dog food, and I don't really want to change. Because of that, I have to find a way to get more fiber in his diet, which is how I discovered this recipe for homemade peanut butter dog biscuits.

These are super easy to make and your fur baby will LOVE them.

How to Make Homemade Peanut Butter Dog Biscuits

These peanut butter treats are vet approved and only use simple ingredients that are already approved for your sweet poochie.

So — here's what you need to make them.

First off, you are going to need a set of bone cookie cutters. I found these on Amazon and it comes with 3 sizes — large, medium, and small.

Since Tucker is a small guy, I used the small one for his bones.

Making the dough takes just a few minutes to mix up. Pay attention though, because if you get the dough too thin, the bones will burn. You need to make sure to keep it between 1/4″ or 1/2″ thick for them to turn out perfectly.

It literally took me about 30 minutes to make a whole jar full of bones for Tucker. These bones will last about 2 months if kept in the fridge. But if I know my sweet fur baby, I will need to make another batch before then.

They brown up nice and are crunchy enough to help clean your dog's teeth as well.

Since I keep them in the fridge and Tucker does not like his bones cold, I lay out a couple in the morning when I first wake up. Then, when he is ready for a bone, I give him one and he runs to his rug and lays down to eat it.

These treats are perfect for the dog who is picky and won't eat bagged treats very often. Plus — if you already have all the ingredients on hand to make these, it is a low budget snack for your poochie.

Nothing beats the homemade version and I know exactly what’s going into his food instead of all those suspicious by-products.

Do you ever make homemade treats for your pooch? What are your favorites?

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