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Easy DIY Treat Jars with #NaturalBalance Dog Treats

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Looking for an adorable gift for canines on your Christmas list? Make dogs smile this holiday season with our super easy DIY Treat Jars here! #NaturalBalance

Can you believe that Christmas is right around the corner? In our house, we are excited to decorate our home for the first time since we moved in to our house. While we have been in our home for years, it is rare that we have spent much time at home with my husband’s job. This year, we are determined to decorate the house and make Christmas even more magical. Not only do we want to make the house look amazing, but makes Ivi puppy’s very first Christmas amazing. She loves getting to see bright lights and seeing people light up – like Reya, she liked Halloween quite a bit. We know that Christmas will be no better, especially when she finds a variety healthy of dog treats wrapped under the Christmas tree.

While decorating the house in and out is obviously important, it is also very important to us that we get our Christmas gifts dealt with early. I’m not one of those people who really enjoys shopping on Black Friday. Rather than buying gifts for all of their doggie friends this Christmas, we thought it would be adorable for the girls to give out their own treat jars filled with some of their favorite healthy treats. Of course, we only use natural dog treats in our home and make sure that their friends only get the best pet treats as well.

Looking for an adorable gift for canines on your Christmas list? Make dogs smile this holiday season with our super easy DIY Treat Jars here! #NaturalBalance

Knowing that many of the pet parents in our neighborhood are just as concerned about nutritious as me, we decided to start off our DIY dog treats jars with some of the best natural dog treats out there – ones from Natural Balance®.  We love Natural Balance dog treats because they are designed for dogs with unique personalities, just like ours, and have a full line of nutritious healthy treats that aren’t just nutritious, but our girls tell us they taste great too! Best of all, their treats are made from only premium quality proteins, and never contain artificial flavors or colors. In other words, every bite is as nutritious as possible!

Some of the Natural Balance dog treats we used in our project include:

  • Natural Balance Dental Chews Fresh & Clean Formula
  • Natural Balance L.I.T. (Limited Ingredient Treats) – great for dogs with sensitive tummies!
  • Mini Rewards – low calorie, natural treats with high quality protein

As you can see, Natural Balance has healthy dog treats for dogs of all ages and sizes. Personally, I only want to give out treats that I would feed to my own girls. If my girls get the best pet treats out there, so do their doggy friends! To see how we made these adorable treats jars, make sure to check out the directions below!

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Easy DIY Treat Jars with #NaturalBalance Dog Treats

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Looking for an adorable gift for canines on your Christmas list? Make dogs smile this holiday season with our super easy DIY Treat Jars here!

  • Author: Susan Bewley

Ingredients

  • Pint Sized Glass Mason Jars
  • Chalk Pen
  • Chalk Board Stickers
  • Ribbon
  • Multipurpose Glue (make sure will work for glass, we used Aleene’s Ultimate Multi-surface Adhesive)

Instructions

  1. Carefully read the directions for your glue. Most require you to let your project sit for 24 hours to completely set. For our glue, we had to:
  2. a) Place glue on glass and label.
  3. b) Let sit for two minutes.
  4. c) Place chalk board sticker on glass.
  5. d) Hold in place for 5 minutes.
  6. Cut ribbon to the desire size for lid.
  7. Place glue dots on the lid and ribbon (about 1/2 – 1 inch apart for each dot to stick properly). Wait two minutes.
  8. Carefully place the ribbon on the lid. Gently press and let sit for five minutes once you have it in place. It may take some trial and error to make sure the cut in the ribbon isn’t facing the front of the jar.
  9. Glue down excess ribbon to the jar. Gently press down and place the jar upside down to dry.
  10. Once all glue is completely dry (can take 12 – 24 hours, depending on glue), take the lid off and fill with Natural Balance dog treats (we chose their LID treats since these are being gifted to a dog with allergies).
  11. Place name on jar with chalk pin. If you mess up, gently wipe off with a slight damp cloth.

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Want to purchase some of these awesome treats for your own dog? You can buy Natural Balance dog treats at pet retailer near you. Don’t forget that their treats are also backed by  their Buy with Confidence Guarantee, making it risk-free  for you and your pets. Find where these treats are sold near you using the Natural Balance store locator!

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Disclosure: Budget Earth receive monetary compensation for this review, but did receive products for review purposes.  All opinions on this product are my own honest assessment, and may differ from our readers’ opinions. 

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Susan Bewley is a professional writer who has been writing content online & in print format for over 10 years. As well, she is an alumni of the University of Louisville with a Masters Degree in Special Education. When not working as an online business consultant or ghost writing, she can be found writing on Budget Earth, on her own novel, or working with various entities in the pet industry.

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  1. I love this idea! We make cookies for all of our neighbors each Christmas, but I think this might be a great idea for our neighbors who have four-legged friends. It’d probably be easier too! 😉

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  4. These are just too cute. Thank you for sharing this neat craft for dog parents and these sound like great dog treats as well.

  7. Fun post, your treat jar came out so nice! I love the little name tags on them. We love healthy Natural Balance treats too! Your dog is so beautiful, is she a Husky? I have a Husky too!
    Love & Biscuits,
    Dogs Luv Us and We Luv Them

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  8. These sound like some really good foods and treats to buy for your pets. I am sure the furry friends would love them.

  9. I bet my dog would love these treats. Love easy craft projects! Your dog is beautiful by the way.

  13. What a clever, thoughtful gift for anyone with a dog. Thank you for sharing.

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  15. I don’t have a dog right now but I’ll definitely be saving this recipe for when I do!

  16. These are an excellent idea! I am going to adopt this idea to include the cat treats! I love crafts! Just have to find the ribbon with the paw prints on it!!!

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  17. This is a great idea! I know some people who have dogs so I’ll let them know about this, thanks for posting!

  19. Neat idea! Thanks for sharing! I bet my dogs would love these treats. (You have a beautiful dogs!)

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  22. This is such an adorable idea and I’m sure your fur baby appreciated it! My husband and I have 2 cats, so we’d have to make a kitty treat jar. But now that I know how easy it is, I’ll have to make one now! Thanks for sharing with us <3

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  24. What a super cute gift idea ! I’m glad that they also have treats for the kitty lovers too.

  25. I just don’t get it. Not being an animal lover, I usually try to comment on posts that aren’t animal related, I really can’t comment on something I don’t understand or know about.

  28. What a great idea. I am always looking for DIY gifts for my dog and cat and this fills the bill. It is so cute.

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  30. Looks like a great idea for dog owners! It is always good to know what is in the treats or food our pet consumes.

  31. This is a great idea. So many of my friends and family have dogs and I always get them presents, I think they would love these. 😀

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  34. I love “gifting” pet gifts to my friends with pets. This is a super cute idea! Thanks for posting.

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  35. I like this treat jar!! I have a similar that I made a year ago, but I used a smaller plastic jar. Still pretty good. 🙂

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  39. I didn’t know that Dick Van Patten did this ! Will have to look for them next trip to Pet stores

  47. I left a silly comment before… actually not silly- I do NOT have a dog. But My daughters do, and this is a great idea for them!

  48. Your dogs are so beautiful and I love that you are adding them into your reviews, and that face on that one 🙂 too cute,, like hurry up and take the pick so I can get a treat lol.. Anyway, these do look delicious and health for any dog 🙂
    @tisonlyme143
    happy to connect

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  52. I think too often people forget that what your dog (or any pet) eats is just as important as what we eat. We wouldn’t feed our kids mcdonalds all the time, and we shouldn’t feed our pets food equivalent in nutrition, or additives. nice post!

  54. What a lovely idea.They would make a lovely gift for the canines in our lives at Christmas.

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  58. This is such a cool idea…I love it! I’ll definitely have to make one for my brother’s West Highland Terrier 🙂

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  65. If it makes you happy to know what you’re feeding an animal, go for it. I don’t keep any so I can’t understand.

  66. these dog treats look great and the dog treat jar would be good to make for your own dog or for gifts for other dog owners you know.and they look easy to make

  67. Fantastic idea I love knowing my pet is eating as natural as possible when you see some of the treats have so much chemical stuff and salt in them

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  68. This is such a cute idea. I have never tried this product before but I will soon for my dog Flossy. Thank you so much for sharing

  69. This is so cute! I have a couple of dog-lovers that would love to get this for Christmas! Thanks for the idea!

  70. Such a great gift idea for all the fur babies on my Christmas list! 🙂

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  74. That’s a wonderful idea! Some people are more tickled that you did something for their pets than for them.

  79. Omgosh this is so super cute!! How perfect for that special pet in your life!! Or for family visiting from out of town and bringing their doggy friends along!!

  80. This is one of the best ideas I have seen for a dog in awhile, I love how you designed the top of the jar and filled it with so many goodies , I think our furry friends deserve to have a great Christmas also 🙂 I am planning on making a few of these ..
    @tisonlyme143

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  82. I really love how you did this jar. I have cats, dogs and birds. It would be great to have different jars for each of them and thier treats as the bags do not keep them fresh,.

  84. This is the cutest idea. My mom would love a treat jar for her dogs.

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  85. What a fantastic idea. Im always looking for new ideas and treats for my sisters dog

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  86. This is a cute and easy way to make a gift for your friends’ pets! Nice idea!

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  87. These treat jars are so cute and creative. A great idea for Christmas presents for my dog loving friends.

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  88. What a great idea! I think I’m going to tell my daughter about this so we can do this for all our family’s dogs.