3 easy recipes for your dog that uses left over pumpkin

Are you wondering what to do with left over pumpkin this Halloween?

We have 3 delicious recipes for you to try! You can use stuff-able toys for these tasty treats - or make them Halloween themed by using moulds. You can give these as treats (if your dog gives you a trick!) or as a topper for their dinner to make it that little bit more special.

Did you know?

Pumpkin is a nutritious vegetable for dogs and is often used to support heathy digestion – hence why we use Butternut Squash in our core formulas! Pumpkin is also an excellent source of fibre plus it contains Vitamin A, B6, C, E, Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium and Manganese - so action packed with goodness.

All the pumpkin in these recipes has been used raw and has been blended to a pulp - seeds included.

Hearty Pumpkin Ghosts

You need

Turkey hearts
Turmeric
Pureed Pumpkin
Ghost shaped mould (or similar)

Chop a turkey heart and blend with a half a cup of the pureed pumpkin, with half a teaspoon of turmeric for colour. Fill your ice cube tray or silicon mould for a delicious treat. Freeze and serve frozen.

Dried Liver & Pumpkin Bones with Blueberry

You need

Turkey liver crumbs - Break up around 4 turkey liver chews
Leo & Wolf BARF Complete
A few blueberries
3 Spoons of melted coconut oil. It’s quickest to do this in a small frying pan over a very low heat. As soon as the oil becomes clear take it off the heat and use quickly.
Small cup of pureed pumpkin
Bone shaped mould (or similar)

Mix the liquid coconut oil with pureed pumpkin, fill your mould halfway, then sprinkle some turkey liver crumbs. Add another layer of the coconut pumpkin mix. Finish off with a blueberry and a dusting of Leo & Wolf BARF Complete. Freeze and serve frozen.