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Banana Dog Treat Recipes

That banana on the counter that's a little too brown for you is perfect for your dog. Ripe bananas mash easily, sweeten treats naturally and hold doughs together, so they show up in everything from biscuits to pupsicles.

These recipes pair banana with other simple ingredients like oats, plain yogurt and xylitol-free peanut butter. Since bananas are naturally sweet, the portions stay small.

11 Recipes
Peanut Butter Dog Treats: Banana Oat Cookies

Peanut Butter Dog Treats: Banana Oat Cookies

Peanut butter banana oat cookies for dogs, made from pantry staples in one bowl. A simple bake for the treat jar. Use xylitol-free peanut butter.

Frozen Dog Treats: Banana Flower Bites

Frozen Dog Treats: Banana Flower Bites

Pretty frozen banana flower bites for dogs, with fruity, creamy and crunchy layers. An easy summer treat made with simple ingredients.

Peanut Butter Dog Treats: Banana Ravioli

Peanut Butter Dog Treats: Banana Ravioli

Baked dog-treat ravioli filled with xylitol-free peanut butter and banana. A fun weekend bake with a simple dough and a tray of happy dogs.

Banana Dog Treats: Banana Berry Breakfast Cookies

Banana Dog Treats: Banana Berry Breakfast Cookies

Soft banana and berry cookies for dogs made with a short list of ingredients. Easy to chew, easy to make, and lovely with a morning walk.

Dog Ice Cream Recipe: Peanut Butter Banana

Dog Ice Cream Recipe: Peanut Butter Banana

Peanut butter banana ice cream for dogs. Blend ripe banana with xylitol-free peanut butter, then freeze. A creamy summer treat with no churning.

Banana Chips for Dogs: One-Ingredient Crunchy Treat

Banana Chips for Dogs: One-Ingredient Crunchy Treat

Homemade banana chips for dogs made from just ripe bananas, sliced and baked low until crunchy. A one-ingredient treat for the treat jar.

Banana Dog Treats: No-Bake Coconut Snowballs

Banana Dog Treats: No-Bake Coconut Snowballs

No-bake banana coconut snowballs for dogs, rolled in coconut and chilled. A dairy-free treat with a short ingredient list and wintery charm.

No-Bake Dog Treats: Carob and Banana Energy Balls

No-Bake Dog Treats: Carob and Banana Energy Balls

No-bake carob and banana energy balls for dogs. Mix, roll and chill for a quick treat with a chocolate look and no chocolate. Easy to make.

Mini Pupcakes: Easy Dog Birthday Cake Recipe

Mini Pupcakes: Easy Dog Birthday Cake Recipe

Mini pupcakes for dog birthdays made with oat flour and banana, topped with plain yogurt frosting. Easy to bake and sized for a celebration.

Easy Lick Mat Recipe for Dogs: Pumpkin and Banana

Easy Lick Mat Recipe for Dogs: Pumpkin and Banana

An easy lick mat recipe for dogs with plain pumpkin and mashed banana. Spread thin, freeze for longer licking and enjoy two quiet minutes.

Frozen Kong Recipe for Dogs: Peanut Butter and Banana

Frozen Kong Recipe for Dogs: Peanut Butter and Banana

An easy frozen Kong recipe with peanut butter, banana and yogurt. Layer it, freeze it, and hand over a treat that keeps your dog happily busy for ages.

Common questions

Can I freeze bananas for dog treats?

Yes. Slice ripe bananas and freeze them on a tray, or mash and freeze them in an ice cube tray for quick frozen bites.

How ripe should bananas be?

Spotty, ripe bananas mash and blend most easily, which makes them ideal for baking and binding no-bake treats.

How much banana can my dog have?

Bananas are naturally sweet, so they're best in small amounts. Keep treats to a small part of your dog's day.

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