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Homemade Dog Training Treats

Good training treats are tiny, soft and something your dog will work for. Making your own lets you cut them to the size you need and keep a big batch ready in the freezer.

These recipes use simple ingredients and are easy to break into pea-sized pieces, so a whole training session adds up to just a few bites.

6 Recipes
No-Bake Dog Training Treats: Carrot and Peanut Butter

No-Bake Dog Training Treats: Carrot and Peanut Butter

No-bake training bites for dogs with grated carrot and xylitol-free peanut butter. Roll tiny, chill, and fill the training pouch. Quick and easy.

No-Bake Dog Training Treats: Spinach and Cottage Cheese

No-Bake Dog Training Treats: Spinach and Cottage Cheese

Quick no-bake training treats for dogs with cottage cheese and a little spinach. Soft, tiny and easy to make for busy weeks of training sessions.

Salmon Training Treats for Dogs and Cats

Salmon Training Treats for Dogs and Cats

Tiny salmon training treats for dogs and cats made with salmon, pumpkin and oat flour in a silicone mold. Bake, pop out and fill the pouch.

Dog Training Treats: Mini Chicken and Veggie Bites

Dog Training Treats: Mini Chicken and Veggie Bites

Mini chicken and veggie training treats for dogs. Tiny, soft and easy to make in batches, so the training pouch is always full.

Dog Training Treats: No-Bake Cucumber and Turkey

Dog Training Treats: No-Bake Cucumber and Turkey

No-bake dog training treats with cooked turkey and cucumber. Tiny, fresh bites that are easy to make and easy to carry on training walks.

Dog Training Treats: Bacon and Cheddar Crumbles

Dog Training Treats: Bacon and Cheddar Crumbles

Tiny bacon and cheddar crumbles for dog training. Bake, crumble and fill the pouch. A savory, high-value reward best kept to small amounts.

Common questions

How small should training treats be?

About the size of a pea for most dogs. Small pieces keep your dog focused and keep the session from adding up to a meal.

How do I store homemade training treats?

Keep a few days' worth in the fridge and freeze the rest in small bags. They thaw in minutes.

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