07/28/2024
Let your pup with cool off with a sweet treat!
Ingredients For Frozen Dog Treats
Yogurt: Stick with plain, unsweetened yogurt (your dog won’t care that it’s not sweet). Ensure the yogurt doesn’t contain any xylitol, which is toxic for dogs. If your dog is intolerant to dairy, please do not include it in your frozen dog treats, using something like water or bone broth instead.
Fruit and Veggies: We chose to use fresh fruits and vegetables because they add tons of nutrients for our dogs! Since these fruits and veggies do have natural sugar in them, always give them to your dog in moderation.
How To Make Frozen Dog Treats
These frozen dog treats are super fast and easy to make! All you need is a blender, yogurt, and your choosen fruit or vegetable. If you want to make yours into paw prints and bones, you can find these adorable silicon molds here.
Step 1: Blend the ingredients
Add the yogurt and fruit or vegetable to a blender and blend until smooth. If you are making multiple kinds, simply make one at a time, following this process through to step 3, then start over. Rinsing the blender between flavors will ensure bright and defined colors
Step 2: Pour into molds
Lay your molds on a flat tray. This makes them easier to fill and move. Poor your frozen treat filling into the silicon molds. Leave a little bit of space at the top to allow the treats to expand when they freeze. Freeze until hard or at least 4 hours.
Step 3: Serve!
When ready to serve, pop treats out and serve to your dog and all their furry friends (always while supervised)!
Try blueberries, spinach, banana, watermelon, strawberries!