Easy Homemade Pancakes for Dogs

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Whether you buy store-bought food or cook Homemade Dog Food Recipes for your pup, these easy homemade pancakes for dogs are super easy and delicious! I made these one day for my puppy and had them on hand to give her for breakfast in addition to her dry dog food.

easy homemade pancakes for dogs

My vet explained that we don't HAVE to give our dog anything besides dry dog food during the day. But it's so fun to make healthy recipes for our pups, right? I've been experimenting with different recipes, especially when her GI system isn't behaving very well and she needs some rice to soothe her system.

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One of her favorites is plain white rice with some shredded chicken and carrots. It's so easy to just boil it all up together and I see a marked improvement in her stool soon afterward.

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Do you have a morning routine? With 3 kids, 3 cats, a puppy and a fish AND a husband who works at home, a morning routine is essential! In the beginning of our puppyhood it was madness, but I've learned to have a kong filled with peanut butter ready to go for when I give the kitties their food. We LOVE our kong!

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Homemade Dog Pancakes

Ingredients

  • 2 eggs
  • 1 banana
  • 1-2 spoonfuls peanut butter
  • 1/2 cup oats
  • 1 tbsp ground flaxseed

Instructions

    1. Blend the ingredients in the blender until thoroughly mixed.
    2. Add to hot griddle and cook until brown.
    3. Serve to your puppy whole or cut.
© Vicki Finn
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8 comments

  • angie says:

    some pooches are spoiled, that is the way our little dog is I think we will try these see what he things
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  • Suzanne says:

    This looks great! It would be fun for kids to make for their pet!

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  • Vanessa says:

    Thanks for sharing! Do they keep long?

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    • Vicki says:

      I would keep them for up to a week in the refrigerator, with a week being the absolute longest. You could always freeze some, too!

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  • Debbie says:

    What kind of oats are you using?? Oat meal??

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    • Vicki says:

      Yes oatmeal! 🙂

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  • Sandra says:

    I'm going to try these recipes after I go get the ingredients, thankyou for sharing.

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  • Carmen Tollerson says:

    Thanks for sharing. I’m hosting a pancake party and inviting dogs and friends so will use this dog friendly recipe alongside the Delia Smith recipe.

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