Hey Ollie blog readers! We’re offering you an exclusive 60% OFF your starter box! Try now!
If Thanksgiving is all about the dinner, the holidays are all about the dessert, as far as we’re concerned—and we’re pretty sure our pups feel the same way. Unlike human treats, though, the canine kind aren’t stuffed with carbs and candy. A few of our favorite festive recipes that have healthy benefits too (including a dog-friendly egg nog!)
Candy Canes
For the old school pup, these classic treats are packed with peanut butter.
Reindeer Cookies
You could never tell by looking at them, but these red-nosed treats are made with a beef bouillon cube.
Fruitcake Snacks
Loaded with pumpkin seeds and cranberries for better digestion, fruitcake has never tasted so good.
Puppachino Hot Chocolate
The secret ingredient (and chocolate substitute) in here is carob powder, which is rich in fiber and protein.
Cinnamon Rolls
Made with canola oil, which contains heart-healthy fats as well as omega 3 fatty acids, plus cinnamon acts as an anti-inflammatory.
Gingerbread Men
They may look sugary, but these treats contain both honey and ginger to help with digestive issues.
Eggnog
Yogurt and an egg (a super source of protein) make this festive drink possible for pups.
The Ollie blog is devoted to helping pet parents lead healthier lives with their pups. If you want to learn more about our fresh, human-grade food, check out MyOllie.com.
Tagged As:
The nutrition your dog needs,
the food they want.
Enjoying our articles? Subscribe our Newsletters and get new articles directly to your inbox
20 June 2024
6 MINS READ
Your puppy’s life is filled with milestones, including the transition from puppy to adult dog food. We explore when to make the switch and provide helpful tips.
by Ollie Pets
11 October 2023
5 MINS READ
Although home cooking for your pup sounds like an intuitive and heartwarming way to serve up optimal health through fresh whole ingredients, there are many things you need to know about homemade f…
26 September 2023
7 MINS READ
Treats have a place on your dog’s food pyramid, but they should be given with care and consideration.