Grain free and Egg free Homemade Coconut and Pear Dog Cookie Recipe

1/26/2015

A healthy, nutritious homemade coconut and pear dog cookie recipe that is grain free and egg free, making it ideal for dogs with allergies or food sensitivities!

Coconut flour is grain and gluten free and is a healthy, low carbohydrate alternative to bleached grain flour. Coconut flour is especially good for helping to improve the skin and coat. Coconut oil is a healthy, easily digestible oil that helps improve the skin and coat condition! Raw, local honey is also great for dogs with allergies and adds a healthy sweetness to the treat! Lastly, this recipe uses pear puree (or baby food) as a main flavor ingredient and is sure to satisfy your dogs!

This recipe creates a moist, soft cookie. Due to the nature of the coconut flour, this specific recipe is not ideal for rolling out and cutting into shapes. You can treat these as drop cookies or simple roll them into small balls!

Due to a lack of preservatives in this recipe, these cookies will need to be stored in the refrigerator and can also be frozen!

INGREDIENTS

1/2 cup of coconut flour
1/2 cup of pear puree or pear baby food
1 tablespoon of raw, local honey
2 tablespoons of virgin, unrefined coconut oil
3 tablespoons of water

DIRECTIONS

Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Combine ingredients, mix thoroughly.
Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
Roll dough into small balls, place on parchment paper.
Bake in the oven for 10 minutes.

Making dog treats from home using healthy homemade recipes is the best way to provide nutritious treats that are easy to make, inexpensive, and do not contain any harmful or dangerous ingredients. Making your own dog cookies at home is the best way to avoid pet treat recalls and keep your furry family healthy and safe!

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33 Comments

barbara

2/2/2015 12:48:34 am

Finally ..my little dog has food sensitivity to any kind of poultry which includes eggs ..I make her dog food..now she can have treats. Thank you

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2/17/2015 12:35:11 am

Angel, we are LOVING your blog! These look good enough for humans to eat. We are launching a blog this year and would love to feature one of your recipes, with your permission (of course)!

Charlie Bucket

2/19/2015 03:00:57 am

My dog may like these, but as a sufferer of gluten intolerance, I think I'm going to be eating some of these!

Jeanie Potter

3/19/2015 01:33:40 pm

Did u eat one yet how do ur dog /sm like them?
jmp

Rozy

2/20/2015 07:20:33 am

I make a similar recipe with coconut flour , filtered water , baby apple puree , honey , chia , coconut, and coconut oil with added grated apple.

Deborah Waller

2/21/2015 12:02:34 am

Having trouble finding the unrefined coconut oil, would the refined oil be okay ?

Pattie

2/28/2015 08:02:08 am

Hi I found it today at target 😉

Allison

3/1/2015 09:56:51 am

You can find Unrefined Coconut Oil at Costco..

Heather link

2/28/2015 12:30:27 am

I have all of these ingredients! I can't wait to try these!

Kelly

2/28/2015 12:42:22 am

Is there something you can use instead of honey? My dog has several allergies and honey is one of them.

Thanks in advance

Cathryn link

2/28/2015 06:35:26 pm

You could try unsulphured blackstrap molasses. It had lots of benefits and will give it the sweet taste of the honey.

Cathryn link

2/28/2015 06:37:46 pm

Sorry...has lots of benefits.

carolyn

2/28/2015 05:55:01 am

Can u plz send this recipe to my email. Thank u so much
:)

Connie

2/28/2015 05:59:01 am

can I sub pumpkin in place of pear and omit honey for my diabetic dog

Linda

3/1/2015 10:48:56 pm

I made it with pumpkin and it turned out great!

Jennifer

5/5/2015 11:11:19 pm

Honey is good for Diabetics....

Heidi

2/28/2015 06:20:52 am

I made these and my dogs love them....thank you!

Maria

2/28/2015 02:25:21 pm

I've been making homemade dog treats and food for last couple years. They love them more than store treats and never get recalled.,this sounds like a great addition to mine. I wasn't always sure about cocunut

midnightangel6660

2/28/2015 03:48:06 pm

doesnt say how many it makes
and need to know where
to get coconut flour link please!!
i would eat these to as well as my Jack
cant eat eggs and have gluten problems

Leah

3/5/2015 03:47:54 am

Target carries it. My store had it on the top shelf on the baking isle over the regular flour. They also carry the jar of coconut oil.

Jeanie Potter

3/19/2015 01:36:58 pm

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Target

jean potter

3/19/2015 01:37:26 pm

Gluten -free at our house too!

Laurie

5/7/2015 12:00:05 am

You can pick up coconut flour at Giant in the organic aisle.

pugmom

3/1/2015 12:30:51 am

http://www.bobsredmill.com/organic-coconut-flour.html

Bob's Mill is readily available at most major groceries, Amazon, and I even saw it at Walmart the other day.

Jeri Thiede

3/5/2015 02:38:15 am

I am making these today and am having a problem trying to decide how big the balls should be. I made them about large marble size and they just were not done after 10 min. I kept adding time until it was probably closer to 20 in and they are still very crumbly. The second batch I'm baking now, I smashed a little to see if they back more. I just don't know how well my dogs can eat them without them crumbling everywhere! Is that how they are supposed to be?

Kimberly

3/11/2015 11:43:45 pm

That's the same problem I'm having. I have a small dog so I only used a teaspoon size, cooked 13 minutes & they are still crumbly.

Kimberly

3/11/2015 11:42:02 pm

I made them this morning, actually cooked them 13 minutes because they didn't look or feel cooked, they are crumbly as crumbly as when I was making them. Do I need to cook them more or did I do something else wrong?

brooke

3/29/2015 04:31:29 am

I actually ended up cooking them for 20 mibites

Debi

3/29/2015 01:38:37 am

What can I use instead of coconut flour?

Diddi

5/13/2015 09:34:16 pm

Try almond flower !
It should work just as well when you are allergic to coconuts, and YouTube can buy it in many stores already at the "baking goods" isles !

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