DIY Dog Treats – Oatmeal Beef Biscuits

If you’re still staying home this weekend with nothing important to do and wondering what to play with your dog, why not whip up some homemade dog treats for your furry “baby”? Making your own treats not only ensures healthy, additive-free ingredients but also infuses each bite with your love and care throughout the process.

Low-Cost, High-Value Dog Treats: Oatmeal Beef Biscuits

Today’s featured dog treat—Oatmeal Beef Cookies—costs just 15 yuan to make and lasts your dog a whole week, offering incredible value! But remember: While these treats are great, don’t overfeed them. Use them occasionally during playtime or as rewards after training your dog to follow commands. This strengthens your bond and encourages better cooperation.

Oatmeal Beef Biscuits (Dog Treats) Ingredients

To make these dog treats, gather these simple ingredients easily found at home:
Beef 250g (provides high-quality protein for muscle health)
Carrot 1 (rich in vitamins for balanced nutrition)
Oats 150g (Adds dietary fiber for easier digestion when your dog eats the treats)
Flour 100g (Serves as the base ingredient to help the treats hold their shape)
Butter 30g (Enhances the texture and flavor, making the treats more appealing to your dog)

Detailed Instructions for Oatmeal Beef Dog Treats

Sauté 30g butter with ground beef until cooked and fragrant. Add chopped carrots and continue stir-frying until softened to create the base filling for the dog treats.
Once the filling cools slightly, mix in flour and oats thoroughly by hand. Knead into a non-sticky dough—this is crucial for shaping the treats.
Roll the dough into a thin sheet about 0.5 cm thick. Use your favorite cookie cutters to cut out cute shapes (like bones or circles). Place them on a preheated baking sheet and bake at 160°C (320°F) for 20 minutes. (Oven temperatures vary, so keep an eye on them to avoid burning the treats.)
Ta-da! Delicious and healthy dog treats (oatmeal beef cookies) are ready! Your furry friend will absolutely love them!

Tips for Making Dog Treats

The ingredients for these dog treats are highly flexible. Feel free to customize them based on your dog’s preferences and health needs:
– Replace carrots with purple sweet potatoes, yams, or regular sweet potatoes to enhance texture and nutrition.
– Swap beef for chicken or duck to cater to different dietary preferences, keeping each batch of treats fresh and exciting.