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How long can you keep homemade dog treats?

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You can probably keep them wrapped loosely in a tea towel or muslin cloth (to prevent them getting too soggy) in your larder for a day or two, after that they must go into the refrigerator. As a rule of thumb, you can use an airtight container in the fridge to keep treats like this fresh for a week to ten days maximum.


Do homemade dog treats expire?

In a word, yes. Just like any food product your dog's treats will come with an expiration date.

How do you increase the shelf life of homemade dog treats?

If you freeze a batch right after cooking, you can extend their expiration date for several weeks. Baked treats made with natural preservatives like vitamin C and mold inhibitors can last for up to six months in the right conditions.

How long do dog treats stay good for?

The suggested length of time to keep them on the shelf (unopened) up to four months and (opened) up to two months. Unopened, you can toss them in the freezer up to 6 months.

Can old treats make dogs sick?

In fact, many dogs will keep eating as long as you continue to hand out delicious little morsels of food. Yet, overconsumption of treats can lead to an upset stomach, bloating, vomiting, diarrhea, or just overall lethargy.

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