You could try using cashew butter or sunflower seed butter. Enjoy!

Hi, do you think that I need to use peanut butter as my dog has allergies and any other ingredients that is just as healthy and easy to get?

Hi Sue, sounds great! If you make them again and find the dough a little too sticky, just add a bit more oat flour until you reach the correct consistency. Enjoy!

Hi Heather, that's such a thoughtful gift! These dog treats will last about 1-2 weeks if stored in an airtight container at room temperature. For longer storage, you can refrigerate them for up to a month or freeze them for several months. Just thaw them before gifting, and they’ll be good as new!

So happy you love the Sophie. Yes, you need to grind the oats to make a flour texture so everything binds together well. IF you don't want to grind them, they won't hold together well enough to roll out and use a cookie cutter, but you could use a spoon to make balls on the pan and bake them that way instead I hope that helps!

How long would these last please? I want to make them as a gift but don’t know when I will see the person in the next few months

My pup absolutely loves these treats and will be a favourite of her's! Do you think I need to ground the oats next time?

Hi Marcia, I wouldn't recommend it as almonds are hard on dogs digestive systems. Cashew butter or peanut butter will be your safest choice 🙂

Hi Sofia, for a peanut butter replacement, you need something sticky, so you could try using cashew butter or sunflower seed butter. I hope that works for you!

40 kcal per treat? or...

Hi Anne, it's ok if the dough doesn't form a ball, if you look at the photos, mine isn't in a ball either. Once blended, just scoop out the dough and roll out. Enjoy!

Same here - impossible to roll out ..

Yes was very helpful thank you so much.

Hi Pavitra, this information is included in the recipe. You can bake at 300F (150C). Enjoy!

We recommend letting it sit in the fridge overnight or at least 6 hours before sharing with your dog.

When freezing do I need to defrost the treat before giving to my dog?

It sounds like you were on the right track. We hope they turned out great!

I have just made a half batch of these dog treats to see how well they come out. I've never made dog biscuits before, but have offered to make some for a local charity fayre.
I have used a small dog bone cookie cutter and the rolled out depth of the dough at about 0.5cm. Would this be about right, or will they come out of the oven too hard? They are baking as I type.
Thank you.

Hi Isaish, this information is at the end of the recipe. I have copied and pasted it here for you: "Store in an air-tight container at room temperature for up to 1 week, in the fridge for up to 2 weeks, or I like to store them in my freezer which makes them firmer and makes them stay fresh a long time." I hope that helps!

Hi Isiah, feel free to post any questions directly on the recipe page here on the website. This way, we can assist you more effectively.

Thank you faith!

Yay! So happy to hear that!

Hi Kirsten, yes I think that would work well. Enjoy!

can you use this recipe in silicone molds?