Pumpkin Blueberry Dog Treat Maker Biscuits

Finished orange-tan pumpkin blueberry bone-shaped dog biscuits with sparse dark purple berry flecks, on a plain white plate on a pale blue table

Mashed blueberries put little streaks of color through this pumpkin batter. Brown rice flour helps it hold together in a dog-treat maker. Measure the fruit after mashing so that large whole berries do not make your cup measurement inconsistent.

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Before you start

Keep a silicone utensil beside the appliance. It helps lift the cooked pieces without scratching the plates, and lets you leave any soft piece in place for a little longer.

Preparing pumpkin blueberry dog treat maker biscuits

Pumpkin Blueberry Dog Treat Maker Biscuits recipe

5 minutes preparation; about 4–6 minutes per batch

Batch yield: 14 treats. Actual size and count may vary; this is not a daily serving recommendation.

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup pumpkin puree
  • 1 large egg
  • 1/4 cup mashed blueberries
  • 1/2 cup brown rice flour

Method

  1. Mix pumpkin, egg and mashed blueberries. Stir in the brown rice flour until no dry patches remain.
  2. Heat the dog-treat maker as its manual directs and portion batter into the cavities.
  3. Cook around 4–6 minutes, or longer until set and the centers reach 160°F / 71°C. Transfer to a rack to cool.
A hand offering a small pumpkin blueberry dog treat maker biscuits treat to the beagle

How should I serve it?

Offer a small, manageable portion under supervision. Treats and toppers supplement regular food; they do not replace a complete diet. Ask your veterinarian before introducing this recipe if your dog has food allergies, a medical condition or a prescribed diet.

Keep extras within your dog’s daily treat allowance.

Storage and preparation notes

Refrigerate promptly in a covered container at 40°F / 4°C or below. Use within three days, or freeze portions sooner. This is a conservative storage plan, not a tested shelf-life claim.

See USDA storage guidance and minimum cooking temperatures. This recipe has not been kitchen-tested by My Dog Recipe; check doneness rather than relying only on the timer.

Are dark blueberry spots a problem?

Fruit changes the appearance of the batter. Check doneness at the center rather than expecting a completely uniform biscuit color. Discard anything that develops spoilage during storage.

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Ingredient proportions and core method inspired by Pumpkin Blueberry Dash Dog Treats at Pawsome Recipes. Wording and images created separately for My Dog Recipe.

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