1. Pumpkin Pupcakes
Pumpkin is not only a festive Halloween ingredient but also great for your dog’s digestion. Whip up some pumpkin pupcakes using pureed pumpkin, oat flour, and a little peanut butter. Your pup will love these spooky, yet healthy, treats!
Why they’ll love it: Pumpkin is rich in fiber and nutrients, making it a tasty and tummy-friendly snack.
2. Peanut Butter & Banana Bites
Bananas and peanut butter are a match made in doggy heaven. Mash a ripe banana, mix it with unsweetened peanut butter, and freeze in silicone molds for bite-sized Halloween treats.
Why they’ll love it: These bites are creamy, delicious, and packed with potassium and healthy fats—perfect for a fun snack.
3. Ghostly Apple Slices
For a spooky twist on a classic treat, cut apples into thin slices and use dog-safe yogurt to drizzle ghostly faces on them. Pop them in the fridge for a cool, refreshing snack.
Why they’ll love it: Apples are crunchy and full of vitamins, making them a sweet and healthy treat that dogs can’t resist.
4. Carrot “Fingers”
Carrots make great chewy treats, and you can get creative by shaping them into spooky “fingers.” Just carve a little space at the top to mimic a fingernail for a fun Halloween look.
Why they’ll love it: Carrots are low in calories and great for teeth-cleaning, making them a crunchy, spooky snack your pet will love gnawing on.
5. Frozen Yogurt “Bones”
Using a bone-shaped silicone mold, fill it with plain, unsweetened yogurt and freeze. You can add blueberries or bits of apple for an extra kick. These “bones” make a perfect Halloween-themed treat!
Why they’ll love it: Yogurt is packed with probiotics that promote gut health, and the frozen texture makes it a fun, long-lasting snack.
6. Sweet Potato “Fries”
Bake thinly sliced sweet potatoes in the oven for homemade, chewy fries. Sweet potatoes are naturally sweet and packed with vitamins, so they’re a healthy, festive choice for Halloween snacking.
Why they’ll love it: Sweet potatoes have a naturally sweet flavor and chewy texture, making them an irresistible treat for pups.
7. Witch’s Brew Broth Cubes
Make a spooky “witch’s brew” by freezing low-sodium chicken or beef broth into ice cube trays. Add a piece of carrot or a small dog treat inside each cube for extra fun as it melts.
Why they’ll love it: These broth cubes are full of flavor and hydration, making them a savory Halloween snack that dogs will slurp up.
8. Black Cat Tuna Treats
For your feline friends, mix canned tuna with oat flour and an egg to make little baked tuna treats. Shape them like tiny fish or even ghosts for a spooky touch.
Why they’ll love it: Cats love tuna, and these crunchy, protein-packed snacks are perfect for Halloween.
9. Frankenstein’s Veggie Treats
Mix steamed veggies like broccoli, peas, and carrots into small biscuit-shaped treats using whole wheat flour and a splash of chicken broth. The bright green broccoli will give these treats a fun Frankenstein vibe!
Why they’ll love it: These veggie treats are full of fiber and vitamins, keeping your pet healthy while giving them a spooky, crunchy snack.
10. Pumpkin and Peanut Butter Ghost Cookies
Use a ghost-shaped cookie cutter to create pumpkin and peanut butter dog cookies. Made with whole wheat flour, pureed pumpkin, and natural peanut butter, these cookies are perfect for Halloween festivities.
Why they’ll love it: The combination of pumpkin and peanut butter is irresistible, and the crunchy texture will have them coming back for more.
11. Cheesy “Eyeball” Bites
Use small, round pieces of cheese, and top each one with a small slice of black olive to create spooky “eyeballs” that are safe for both dogs and cats. It’s a fun, cheesy treat that’ll add a bit of Halloween flair.
Why they’ll love it: Pets love cheese, and the bite-sized portions are perfect for a quick snack without overindulging.
12. Apple Cinnamon “Jack-O-Lanterns”
Core an apple and carve little Jack-O-Lantern faces into the skin. Sprinkle with a tiny bit of cinnamon (which is safe for dogs) for an extra festive flavor boost. A spooky, fruity treat!
Why they’ll love it: The sweet, fresh taste of apple with a hint of cinnamon is a combo that’s both tasty and healthy for pets.
13. “Bat Wings” Chicken Jerky
Make your own chicken jerky by slicing chicken breast into thin strips and baking them low and slow. Once done, you’ll have crispy, chewy “bat wings” that are packed with protein.
Why they’ll love it: Dogs go wild for chicken, and homemade jerky gives them a safe, chewy treat they’ll savor.
14. Catnip Spider Balls
For a fun Halloween treat for your cats, roll some catnip into a ball using rice flour and a little water. You can add “legs” with pet-safe string for a playful Halloween snack.
Why they’ll love it: Cats adore catnip, and these spider balls will not only satisfy their taste but also encourage playful behavior.
15. Spooky Blueberry Bites
Blueberries are a superfood, and when frozen, they make the perfect bite-sized treats. Freeze blueberries in water or yogurt in bat or pumpkin-shaped molds to give them a Halloween twist.
Why they’ll love it: Blueberries are rich in antioxidants, and pets love their juicy, slightly tart flavor—plus, the frozen texture makes them a fun challenge to eat!
