Your dog might not care about Easter baskets…
but they definitely care about what’s inside them.
And if there aren’t treats involved? That’s going to be a problem.
While toys bring the excitement, treats are what really make the moment. The key is choosing options that feel festive but are still made with ingredients you feel good about giving.
Here are some of our favorite Easter-inspired treats to build a basket your dog will be very into this year.
This is more than a treat. It’s an experience.
The Two Bostons Easter Egg Hunt Kit turns snack time into a full-on Easter activity with 12 colorful eggs, each filled with a different high-quality treat.
Inside, you’ll find a curated mix from trusted brands like Bocce’s Bakery, ACANA, Vital Essentials, The Honest Kitchen, and more. From freeze-dried proteins to crunchy bites and cheesy snacks, every egg delivers something new.
What really makes this stand out is how you use it:
Hide the eggs around your house or yard for a DIY dog-friendly Easter egg hunt
Let your pup open them one by one for a slower reward experience
It’s interactive, mentally stimulating, and perfect for dogs who love to sniff, search, and discover.
Best for: Dogs who love enrichment, variety, and interactive play
A classic Easter look in treat form.
These hand-decorated bunny cookies are almost too cute to give away, but your dog won’t hesitate. Made with wholesome ingredients like applesauce, they’re a simple and festive addition.
Best for: A standout centerpiece treat
A playful twist on a spring favorite.
Shaped like a bunny-inspired paw print, this cookie leans into the Easter theme while still being easy to portion and serve.
Best for: Seasonal variety without overthinking it
Bright, cheerful, and very snackable.
This chick-shaped cookie brings strong spring energy and is made with human-grade ingredients, making it as feel-good as it is fun.
Best for: Light, colorful basket fillers
Not strictly Easter, but perfect for spring.
These decorated gnome cookies add personality and color to your dog’s basket. If you want something a little different from the usual bunnies and eggs, this is a fun pick.
Best for: Unique, eye-catching treats
Festive, flavorful, and full of surprises.
This seasonal mix combines Puppy Kisses made with yogurt and peanut butter, two flavors most dogs don’t hesitate to devour. The bright spring colors make them perfect for Easter baskets, but the real fun is what might be hiding inside.
This year, select containers include a hidden golden egg as part of a special in-store contest. Find one, and you’ll win a $75 Easter basket packed with goodies for your pup. Check out our reel on this exciting contest!
It’s simple, festive, and adds a little extra excitement to treat time.
Best for: Easter baskets with a built-in surprise
Spring energy in cookie form.
A frog on a lily pad fits perfectly with the season. It’s playful, well-made, and adds variety to your lineup.
Best for: Something a little unexpected
Simple, festive, and easy to love.
These bone-shaped cookies are decorated in bright Easter colors, making them an easy add-on that still feels seasonal.
Best for: Reliable, grab-and-go treats
A great basket isn’t about loading it up. It’s about balance.
Try including:
One interactive or high-value treat (like the egg hunt kit)
Two to three decorated or seasonal cookies
A mix of textures (crunchy, soft, freeze-dried)
This keeps things exciting without going overboard.
If your dog loves treats (and let’s be honest, they do), Easter is the perfect excuse to make snack time a little more fun.
The best baskets combine:
Quality ingredients
Variety in texture and flavor
A little seasonal fun
And if you’re not sure where to start, our Team Members are always happy to help you build something your dog will be very into. Click here to find your nearest location.
Frequently Asked Questions About Easter Treats for Dogs
Are Easter treats safe for dogs?
Yes, as long as they are made specifically for dogs using pet-safe ingredients. Avoid chocolate, candy, or human treats.
What treats are best for a dog Easter basket?
A mix of crunchy, soft, and high-value treats works best. Variety keeps your dog engaged and excited.
Can dogs eat decorated cookies?
Yes, if they are made for dogs using safe ingredients. Always check labels to avoid harmful additives.
How many treats should I include in a dog Easter basket?
Typically three to five treats, depending on your dog’s size. Enough for variety without overfeeding.
Are grain-free treats better for dogs?
They can be helpful for dogs with sensitivities, but they’re not necessary for every dog.
Can puppies have Easter treats?
Yes, but stick to soft, small, puppy-safe treats and monitor portion sizes.
