Honey & Cinnamon Dog Treats Recipe (Winter Cozy Cookies)
Warm, fragrant cookies that bring winter comfort to your pup. Honey adds gentle sweetness, while cinnamon offers antioxidant warmth. Lightly baked and vet-approved, these cozy treats are perfect for chilly days and indoor training sessions.
Equipment
- Mixing bowl & spatula
- Baking sheet or nonstick pan
- Silicone paw-and-bone mold
- Cooling rack
- Airtight storage container
- Kitchen thermometer
- Measuring scale (8 Best Scales & Measuring Tools for Homemade Dog Food)
Food ingredients
- 1 to 1 ¼ cups 120–150 g oat flour
- 2 tbsp pure honey
- 1 large egg
- ¼ –½ tsp Ceylon cinnamon avoid Cassia type
- 1 tsp olive oil optional
- Water as needed for dough consistency
- Optional finish
- Tiny drizzle of Iceland Pure Unscented Salmon Oil for Dogs for Omega-3 balance
Operation steps
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- Preheat oven to 150–160 °C (300–320 °F). Line a sheet or use a nonstick pan (Best Nonstick Pans for Cooking Homemade Dog Food).
- Mix dry ingredients – Combine oat flour and cinnamon until evenly blended.
- Add wet ingredients – Stir in honey, egg, and olive oil. Add extra flour as needed to form a firm, non-sticky dough.
- Shape – Press into the homEdge Silicone Paw & Bone Dog Treat Mold or cut small coins. Uniform size ensures even baking.
- Bake slow & steady – 18–25 minutes until light golden. Check temperature with a thermometer (Best Kitchen Thermometers for Homemade Dog Food) to avoid over-browning the honey.
- Cool and store – Let cool completely on a rack. Store in an airtight jar like the LOYOSEL Dog Treat Container Airtight Storage.
note
• Spice caution: Use Ceylon cinnamon only, and keep below ½ tsp per batch. Mix thoroughly to avoid hot spots.
• Texture control: Softer cookies – bake shorter (18 min). Crunchier ones – bake longer (25 min + 5 min rest in oven).
• Storage: Cool completely before sealing. Room temp 7–10 days; refrigerate 10 days; freeze 1–2 months.
• Joint routine: Pair a cookie with a daily PupGrade Joint Support Chew for extra anti-inflammatory benefit.
• Cozy moment: While cooling, Ethan relaxes on his FurHaven Thermo Snuggly Heated Dog Blanket – our winter ritual of warm paws and sweet air.
• Reminder: If you don’t want to cook daily, check our dry food picks — those were Ethan’s daily backups.
• Texture control: Softer cookies – bake shorter (18 min). Crunchier ones – bake longer (25 min + 5 min rest in oven).
• Storage: Cool completely before sealing. Room temp 7–10 days; refrigerate 10 days; freeze 1–2 months.
• Joint routine: Pair a cookie with a daily PupGrade Joint Support Chew for extra anti-inflammatory benefit.
• Cozy moment: While cooling, Ethan relaxes on his FurHaven Thermo Snuggly Heated Dog Blanket – our winter ritual of warm paws and sweet air.
• Reminder: If you don’t want to cook daily, check our dry food picks — those were Ethan’s daily backups.
