Some of the most popular Halloween treats are toxic for our pets – especially chocolate, so there is no better reason to get in the kitchen and make your canine friend their very own tasty treat for the festive season.

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Candy Corn Dog Pops

Candy corn is one of the staples of Halloween, so why wouldn’t you want your dog to be able to enjoy them too? Now your dog can get in on the fun with these candy corn inspired frozen dog pops, featuring our favourite K9 Natural Silicone Ice Trays to make them extra cute for your canine friends.

Serves: Two K9 Natural Silicone Ice Trays

Ingredients:

2 bananas

1 cup mashed pumpkin

300mL K9 Natural Milk for Dogs

K9 Natural Silicone Ice Tray

Directions:

Mash bananas in a small bowl, then fill 1/3 of your K9 Natural Silicone Ice Tray with the mash.

Place this layer in the freezer and freeze until set.

Roughly chop your pumpkin into smaller size pieces, then place into a pot of boiling water until soft.

Remove the pumpkin from the stove top and place into a blender, adding water as necessary, until a smooth puree is formed.

Removed your tray from the fridge and pour the

pumpkin mixture into the molds, leaving the final 1/3 empty which will be filled with the final layer.

Return to the freezer and leave until set.

Once frozen, remove the tray from the freezer and fill the remaining 1/3 of the tray with K9 Natural Milk for Dogs.

Return to the freezer and freeze until set.

Pop treats out and serve as desired.

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Pumpkin Puppuccinos

Pumpkin is in full force this time of year and there is nothing that says Halloween more than a Pumpkin Spice Latte. So, what better way to get your canine friends involved in the festivities that mixing their favourite milky treat with the taste of the season – introducing the pumpkin puppuccino!

Serves: Four puppuccios

Ingredients

1 cup mashed pumpkin

300mL K9 Natural Milk for Dogs

K9 Natural Health Oil (we used Skin & Coat)

K9 Natural Lamb Green Tripe Freeze-dried Booster

Directions

Roughly chop your pumpkin into smaller size pieces, then place into a pot of boiling water until soft.

Remove the pumpkin from the stove top and place into a blender, adding water as necessary, until a smooth puree is formed.

Add in 200mL of K9 Natural Milk for Dogs and blend again.

Continue adding additional splashes of K9 Natural Milk for Dogs to achieve your desired consistency.

Once fully blended, pour into a dog friendly serving cup.

Crumble a handful of K9 Natural Lamb Green Tripe Booster on top of the mixture.

Top with a drizzle of K9 Natural Skin & Coat Health Oil.

Serve to your dog and watch them dig in.

Pro Tip: Extra mixture can additionally be placed into your K9 Natural Silicone Ice Tray and turned into a frozen treat.

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Pumpkin & Peanut Butter Dog Biscuits

There is no treat that is more well received than a good old dog biscuit, so why not supercharge your recipe with some natural goodness. The festive taste of pumpkin meets the natural goodness of our K9 Natural Freeze-dried Dog Food, resulting in one tasty treat for your canine.

Serves: 20 dog biscuits (depending on the size of your molds/tray)

Ingredients

1 ½ cups K9 Natural Freeze-dried Dog Food (your dog’s favourite Freeze-dried flavour)

1/4 cup mashed pumpkin

1/8 cup smooth peanut butter (we prefer Fix & Fogg Smooth Peanut Butter)

1 large egg

Pinch of salt

Directions

Preheat oven to 180c/350f.

In a large bowl, crush your K9 Natural Freeze-dried Dog Food into a powder-like consistency.

Roughly chop your pumpkin into smaller size pieces, then place into a pot of boiling water until soft.

Remove the pumpkin from the stove top and place into a blender, adding water as necessary, until a smooth puree is formed.

Add the egg, Fix & Fogg Smooth Peanut Butter and pumpkin mixture to a sperate bowl and combine.

Combine your K9 Natural Freeze-dried Dog Food with the wet mixture and add a pinch of salt.

Roll mixture into a ball and either place into your silicone cookie molds or mold to your desired shape.

Bake for 25 minutes, or until completely dry.

Remove from the oven and let cool before letting your dog dig in.