What's the healthiest treat we can give our dogs?

My dogs like frozen stuff so I keep the frozen bags of carrots and green beans in the freezer... if you want to make frozen treats, combine plain greek yogurt with plain canned pumpkin, add a little honey, mix and put into muffin tins, pop out and put them in a freezer bag, you can make them however large or small you want. My boys love them! -S

Pieces of banana, Peeled apple slices (no seeds) and seedless watermelon. My dog LOVES all, as well as baby carrots!

Baby carrots - nearly zero calories, low sugar content. Vegetable & Fruit nutritional facts can be reviewed at http://www.fda.gov/Food/IngredientsPa...

I give my dog mainly vegetables, both raw and cooked. I have a small container of cooked green beans pieces on hand for treats. Very low calorie. My dog will eat pretty much anything from broccoli to cucumber. We minimize the amount of fruits and vegetables with high sugar content, like sweet potatoes and carrots, because of his problems with yeast (the sugar feeds the yeast). He might get small bits of apple and banana occasionally. I used to dehydrate batches of sweet potato slices as treats, but no longer do. A number of the dogs who stay with me like the veggie snacks. One owner said that his dog wouldn't eat carrots, but I found the dog would if they were cooked a bit.

Canned pumpkin is great for them. A dollop with their food.

I give mine pumpkin :)

You can give them dehydrated sweet potatoes or yam

My girls love veggie scraps. They eat pretty much everything that would be destined for the compost. Their favorites are mushrooms (white/button/cremini/portobello/all the other names for this species are all fine) and brussel sprouts, but they also get pieces of bell pepper, carrot, asparagus, tomato, potato, sweet potato, apple, banana.. pretty much everything but grapes/raisins, garlic and onion.

If you want to make something they'll love that's super healthy, just cut sweet potato into thin slices, place on a banking tray coated with coconut oil, and bake on low heat until they're whatever consistency you like. Soft is nice, but crispier will keep longer.

Check out Dr.Karen Becker's recommendations http://www.healthypets.mercola.com

I like to freeze tiny ice cubes (you can fill accordingly based on the size of your dog and what they can handle) with chicken or veggie stock. Then I place cut up fruit and veggies inside. My dog loves them and they are great to pop in the kong to keep them busy.