No Bake Carrot and Cheese Homemade Meatballs for Dogs

You'll be thinking about picnics and BBQs now that the weather's getting nicer-and what’s better than some no bake meatballs for dogs! We made these meatballs with oats, peanut butter, carrots and cheese!

Dogs love these meatballs. Yes, seriously! You need only four ingredients to make them, and they're super healthy.

They're also oober tasty, don't you think? Just throw one to your dog and you'll see his tail wag all day long!  

How Can I Make Dog Treats at Home without an Oven?

Did you know we can make homemade dog treats without an oven? It’s true, and while you may miss the convenience of popping a frozen, pre-made dog treat into the microwave or oven, homemade dog treats have many advantages.

First, they’re often healthier than store-bought dog treats, since you have more control over the ingredients.

Second, they’re cheaper to make than you might think.

And third, you have the satisfaction of knowing that your dog is chowing down on a homemade treat . . . that you made without an oven.

The trick to making homemade dog treats without an oven is the ingredients used. So let's look at those.

Ingredients Used for No Bake Carrot and Cheese Homemade Meatballs for Dogs

I make no Bake Carrot and Cheese Meatballs for Dogs without an oven using simple ingredients you may already have in your pantry.

A Look at What’s Inside No Bake Dog Treats

Oats - No matter what you call them: oatmeals, oatenas or oats, they're a whole grain that's great for dogs. The taste of oatmeal is so good that dogs like to eat it as a snack at any time of day. Oats contain fiber and can keep your dog's blood sugar levels in check, which can prevent diabetes symptoms.

Carrots – While the idea of giving dogs carrots as a treat may seem strange, there are some good reasons for it; carrots can help keep your dog’s teeth clean by scraping away plaque and tartar, and they can also help to keep his breath smelling fresh. If you think your dog needs some dental help, try this old-fashioned meatball recipe for making a homemade dog treat with carrots.

Cheese - Cheese is a tasty way to spice up your homemade dog treats. Cheese adds protein and flavor to your dog's food. There are cheeses that are high in fat, like cheddar, that can give your dog the energy he needs to do his dog activities. The calcium helps the strengthen your dog’s bones. It's a known fact that dogs love cheese, so you can be sure he'll be happy once you give him some.

Peanut Butter - Peanut butter isn't just for humans. In fact, it's better for dogs than it is for humans. This is because it's full of protein and healthy fats to keep your dog healthy.

It's loaded with vitamins and minerals, like B2, B5, B6, B12, niacin, biotin, pantothenic acid, riboflavin, and folic acid. Vitamin A and B6 are in there, along with zinc, iron, magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus.

Peanut butter is loaded with protein, too. Peanut butter has 7.6 grams of protein, so it'll keep your dog strong.

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How to Make No Bake Carrot and Cheese Homemade Meatballs for Dogs

• ½ cup shredded Chedder Cheese
• 6 Baby Carrots
• 1 Tablespoon Dog Safe Peanut Butter
• 2 ¼ heaping tablespoons of Quick Oats, ground
• 2 ½ heaping tablespoons of Quick Oats, unground

Supplies Needed:

• Measuring spoon
• Food Processor or blender
• Mixing spoon
• Airtight container for storage

Directions:

Step 1: Put 6 baby carrots into the processor and chop them up.

Step 2: Add 3 T oats into the food processor with the carrots and chop them up.

Step 3: Add peanut butter, 1 ½ tablespoons of the unground oats, along with cheddar cheese. Then mix in by hand. NOTE: Add water or more oats if needed to get to a consistency to stick together.

Step 4: Form balls based on the size of your pet.

Step 5: Refrigerate treats in an air-tight container.

Printable No Bake Carrot and Cheese Homemade Meatballs for Dogs

No Bake Carrot and Cheese Meatballs for Dogs