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Banana Pup Pops 1 cup plain yogurt, 1 banana (chopped into pieces), 1 tablespoon natural or organic peanut butter - make sure it is xylitol free!! Xylitol is toxic to dogs. Put all ingredients into food processor or blender and mix until well-combined and smooth. Divide the mixture into four paper cups. Position a jerky stick or a dog bone into the middle of the cup.Place the cups in the freezer for at least 4 hours. Peel the paper cup away from the pop and let your pup enjoy! Frozen Apple Dog Treats This super simple recipe only requires apples, greek yogurt, and water. If you use a conventional ice cube tray the recipe should make about 16 treats. Always be sure to remove the core and all of the seeds!
On a hot summer’s day, who wouldn’t love a big ol scoop of homemade icecream, or a popsicle to help cool down? Dogs love treats, so why not treat them with a homemade frozen snack?! Frozen Chicken Or Beef Broth Dogs love to chew on ice cubes, so why not give them some flavoured ones! You only need to freeze some low sodium broth in ice trays and you will have a easy, cool and flavoursome dog treat. Frozen Pumpkin Treats Pumpkin is very good for your pooch’s digestive tract and is easily available all year round. Blend some with a cup of yogurt, a teaspoon of honey and a banana, spoon it into ice trays and enjoy your dog loving it. Watermelon Summer Pops These delicious, summery, and easy-to-make treats only need you to puree some watermelon with some honey and some coconut milk (or water) and freeze. Make sure to remove the seeds or buy the seedless variety. Frozen Banana Treats Cut each banana into pieces. If you have a large dog, cut it into halves. If you have a smaller dog, try thirds or quarters. Place your banana pieces in the freezer. You may want to put them on a plate or inside Tupperware. Freeze for at least 30 minutes. Then pull out a homemade frozen dog treat and let your dog enjoy it!
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