Air Fryer Pumpkin Dog Treats

With this delicious recipe, the air fryer pumpkin dog treats make homemade treats for your pup.

You must, either way, make them crunchy or soft, and then your furry dog will like them with these nutritious and safe ingredients.

Ingredients needed to make air fryer pumpkin dog treats

• 1 cup of pumpkin puree
• ⅓ cups of peanut butter
• 2 brown eggs
• 2 ¾ cups of flour

How to Cook Air Fryer Pumpkin Dog Treats

Some equipment you need for cooking the dog treats pumpkin recipe at home.

1. Large mixing bowl
2. One cup
3. Parchment paper
4. Rolling pen
5. Cookie cutter
6. Air fryer

Now, let’s move on to the recipe instructions.

First, take one large mixing bowl, put pumpkin puree, peanut butter, and two brown eggs in it, and mix until completely combined.

Then put in one cup of flour and mix again until combined. After this, put in another cup of flour again and mix until a doughy mixture forms.

Now knead the dough like this, adding the remaining flour as needed, until the dough reaches a soft but not sticky or crumbly consistency.

After this, lay out a big piece of parchment paper. Before transferring the dough onto the prepared surface, sprinkle lightly with flour.

Then, roll out using your kitchen rolling pen to about ¼-inch thickness.

Cut out as many cookies as you can using your cookie cutter. Set them aside on a cookie sheet, and with parchment paper, line the bottom of your air fryer.

Keep as many treats as you can at the bottom without touching them.

Now cook your dog treats pumpkin peanut butter at 370 degrees F for 4-5mns or until lightly browned on top, then remove the treats.

After doing these things, your dog’s pumpkin peanut butter recipe will be ready.

History of Dog Treats

The dog treats were an accidental occurrence, like so many other human and pet foods.

In the late 1800s, London had one shop owner who was a butcher. The butcher was trying to cook a new biscuit recipe to sell to his customers.

When the new biscuit recipe finally cooked, after trying one of these newly-backed biscuits, he came to the final thought that they were completely fearsome and would never sell.

The butcher did not want to waste them, so he tried giving one biscuit to his dog, and his dog devoured it. And so the dog treat was born.

Then the butcher cooks the same biscuits, but in a born shape, using the same recipe, and begins marketing them to dog lovers.

Let your pumpkin peanut butter dog treats cool completely

It’s necessary to let these pumpkin peanut butter dog treats cool completely before offering one to your pup because, of course, you don’t want them to burn their mouths.

So, the easiest way to cool them is to give them a few mns to cool.

Storing your homemade peanut butter pumpkin dog treats

Now, after cooking the recipe, it’s also necessary to store your peanut butter pumpkin dog treats for optimal freshness and longevity.

So the best thing is to store them in an air-tight, freeze-safe container like a mason jar, Tupperware dish, or heavy-duty freezer bag.