13 Yummy Dog Treats for Your Four-Legged Trick-or-Treaters

Sure, they look more like peppermint-flavored Christmas treats, but we doubt Rufus will complain as he gnaws that rawhide and turkey jerky filling.

Like a peanut butter cup for dogs, with less chocolate, more crunch and—ooh!—a little bit of apple mixed in. 

For the health-conscious dog parent, these dehydrated sweet potato goodies give Rufus’s coat extra shine and his body a boost of fiber. One healthy treat on Halloween is OK! 

OK, maybe two healthy treats. But these peanut butter and banana discs will taste so good your pup will be fooled into thinking he’s getting special treatment.

Kind of like Nerds Rope for dogs, these rawhide kabob sticks will last a while and are full of real duck, chicken and liver. You know, the three classic Halloween flavors.

What’s not to love about a bite-sized ball of chicken and rice stuck onto a stick of rawhide? They look like mini drumsticks, which is just cute.

Honestly, watch yourself to make sure you don’t sneak one of these doggie cookies for yourself! They’re made with carob powder (a cocoa alternative) and peanut butter. Um…yum?

Start out your trick-or-treating route with this protein-packed snack for an energy boost. If Rufus loves it, try the duck and sweet potato versions, too.

Steak is to dogs what candy is to kids. You’ll be #1 mom on the street if you hand these out (to dogs, not kids).

Is your dog also on the pumpkin spice bandwagon? Jump on board with these tiny bones full of organic pumpkin goodness.

If treats make your dog’s stomach do somersaults, try these fall-flavored sticks. Full of good fiber and antioxidants, they do wonders for healthy digestion.

Pumpkin cheesecake? Again, try not to eat your dog’s treats. He did lots of tricks for those!

Halloween isn’t for everyone; if trick-or-treaters or scary lawn ornaments freak Rufus out, try these calming treats to soothe his anxiety.

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