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12 April 2018

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7 Superfood Snacks Your Pup Will Love

Superfoods aren’t just for humans. Many of darlings of the health food world (like blueberries and quinoa) are good for your pup, too. Packed with nutrients, they can do everything from boost your pup’s immune system to improve their digestion. Whip up one these seven DIY snacks starring superfoods like pumpkin, honey, chia seeds, and […]

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Superfoods aren’t just for humans. Many of darlings of the health food world (like blueberries and quinoa) are good for your pup, too. Packed with nutrients, they can do everything from boost your pup’s immune system to improve their digestion. Whip up one these seven DIY snacks starring superfoods like pumpkin, honey, chia seeds, and more.

Sardine and Potato Cookies

Sardine and Potato Cookies

Kimi Eats Gluten Free

Sardines may not be your favorite food but pups love them—and that’s a good thing since the superfood is packed with omega-3 fatty acids, which can help make their coat shiny, boost their immune system, reduce inflammation and even help with brain function. This recipe is simple to make and it’s gluten-free!

Cinnamon-Honey Treats

Cinnamon-Honey Treats

Doggie Dessert Chef

These treats are so tasty you might want to steal some for yourself! The superfood here is honey, which can help combat your pup’s allergies. It’s also rich in live enzymes, vitamins, and antibacterial properties that can boost immune function and digestion. Just be sure to stick to raw and local varieties to reap all the sweet benefits.

Blueberry Oatmeal Treats

Blueberry Oatmeal Treats

The Little Epicurean

Blueberries are basically the Superdog of superfoods. Chock full of antioxidants, vitamin C, fiber, and phytochemicals, they’re one of the few berries that are safe for dogs to eat.

Quinoa Crisps with Salmon

Quinoa Crisps with Salmon

Kol’s Notes: Tips and Tricks from the DIY Dog

This crunchy snack stars quinoa—a gluten-free, complex carb that’s rich in essential amino acids and protein, which helps pups feel fuller, longer. If your dog isn’t a fan of salmon, feel free to skip it and use water for the dough instead.

Frozen Pumpkin and Yogurt Treats

Frozen Pumpkin and Yogurt Treats

Pop Sugar

This two-ingredient recipe will become your pup’s go-to snack on hot summer days. Pumpkin puree is awesome for dogs because it’s low in fat, high in fiber, and loaded with beta carotene, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, and vitamins C and A.

Chia Seed Treats

Chia Seed Treats

The Creek Line House

In addition to being a good source of omega 3’s, chia seeds are full of fiber, which helps your pup with digestion, calcium for healthy bones, and insulin, which helps keep your pup’s blood sugar in check.

Frozen Kefir Pops

Frozen Kefir Pops

Frog Dog Blog

Kefir is a tart, yogurt-like drink that’s a superfood for your pup’s gut. Full of healthy probiotics, it fills your dog’s belly with good bacteria. This treat also stars honey, blueberries and mangoes.

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