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Canine Cookies: A Simple Soft Chew Dog Treat Recipe | Proud Dog Mom

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Whenever the temperatures drop, I immediately get in the baking mood. Can you relate? Since I never share my cookie creations with my two pups - because they're filled with refined sugar and other ingredients the dogs shouldn't have - I figured it's time to create a special canine cookie for them! In this super simple, flour-less recipe, I marry cooked and mashed sweet potato with a blend of naturally sweet fruits and veggies. Once baked, they offer a soft, cookie-like texture inside. So, they're perfect for dogs with any dental issues. Get the printable recipe: https://www.prouddogmom.com/canine-cookies-dog-treat-recipe For even more dog treat recipes, canine care tips, puppy training advice, and much more, visit: Website: https://www.ProudDogMom.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ProudDogMomBlog Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/prouddogmomblog Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/prouddogmom

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When the temps drop, I instantly get in the baking mood—so in this video I’m whipping up a special “cookie” just for your canine. These are super simple, made with only a few pup-friendly ingredients, and they’re totally flour-less (no flour, no grains). The best part? They bake up soft and cookie-like on the inside, which makes them a great option if you have an aging dog or a pup with dental issues who can’t really crunch down on hard biscuits anymore. I walk you through everything step-by-step: preheating to 350°F, lining your baking sheet with parchment, and mixing up cooked mashed sweet potato, shredded carrot, finely chopped apple, a little cinnamon and ginger, plus one egg to bind it all together. I also share my optional “cute cookie” topping—dried cranberries—and an important safety reminder: don’t swap cranberries for raisins, because raisins are toxic to dogs. After shaping the cookies (they won’t naturally spread), you’ll bake for 30 minutes, cool on a wire rack, and then store them in the fridge for up to four days. I keep batches small because, honestly, they never last long in my house.

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