This easy recipe shows you how to make dog popsicles with just 6 ingredients—Greek yogurt, banana, berries, and peanut butter! A healthy, frozen treat your pup will love all summer long. 🐾
Dog Popsicles Recipe ❄️🐶 INGREDIENTS 🐶❄️ • 2 cups (10 oz/284 g) mixed frozen berries • 1 cup (8 oz/225 g) plain fat-free Greek yogurt • 1 medium banana • ¼ cup (2 fl oz/60 ml) water • 3 tbsp creamy peanut butter (no xylitol!) • 8 dog biscuits (or jerky)
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Summertime means popsicles and these
popsicles are absolutely delicious for
your dog. These are not
human popsicles, these are for your pets,
they can be cats or dogs.
I've made recipes for Waffles
before, I made a birthday cake, I made a
doggy ice cream, they are
hugely popular so I thought
why not make them a popsicle. These
popsicles are really easy to make, you
just blend everything
together and everything we're pushing in
is good for your dog or
cat. So it's a berry popsicle,
so we're going to start out with some
mixed frozen berries, you
can also use fresh berries,
they don't have to be defrosted, just put
them straight in there.
So the berries actually aid
a dog's digestion, they are full of
antioxidants and they also boost the
immune system, so those
are all great things. Next up is some
Greek yogurt, now for animals cats or
dogs we want to make sure
that it's low fat or it's fat free
because too much of a lot of fat will
actually upset their
stomachs, so we just want fat free or low
fat and obviously with your
yogurt please no sweeteners,
no added flavors. The benefits that these
ingredients have are
the same benefits for us,
so that's how you can tell that they're
good. Now peanut butter, we
love peanut butter, for animals
when you use it please make sure that
it's xylitol free, we don't want any of
that to make sure that
it's safe for our pups and our cats. Next
we're going to add in
banana, it's high in fiber and in
vitamins, great for animals, it's a
healthy treat and it's great as an
alternative to high fat treats.
And lastly we're going to add in a little
bit of water in here and
that's just going to loosen up
our mix, then all you have to do is blend
it together until
smooth. So just a reminder if
you're making these treats or any of my
homemade dog treats everything in
moderation too much of
anything would make anybody feel sick, so
just small amounts for
your pets and that will work
really well. So my dog Waffles for those
of you who don't know is now
12 years old, when I got him
he was only one and I know back in the
day at the beginning of
BBB you saw a lot of him,
he's still around, he still has a lot of
like pop energy, he still
has a lot of fight in him,
but he's an old man now, he walks a
little bit slower, his eyesight is not
great and neither is
his hearing, he's still very well taken
care of. Lovely all blended
up, to make life really easy
for this recipe I put it into a spouted
jug to be able to move on to the next
step otherwise it gets
a little bit messy. When I was going to
make dog popsicles I had a
look around online and I wanted
mine to be like really cute, so I came up
with this great idea to use
little dixie cups and little
bones for the sticks which I thought was
just so cute. So I'm going
to divide this mixture between
eight dixie cups, so often with my
recipes I say some of them are versatile
and you can mix up the
ingredients. If you're going to mix up
the ingredients for this
recipe please make sure
that they're safe for animals to consume
because the last thing we want to do is
upset their tummies,
we've all been there. Now for our bones,
I use little milk bones you
can use any of your favorite
little dog biscuits, we're just going to
pop them just into the top
there. So now how practical is
it to put the dog bone in there thinking
that the dog is going to hold it with
their paws, it's not
practical at all but yes it is adorable,
so that's what we're going to
do. This mixture is nice and
thick so they should stay still, ta-da!
So once the little bones
are in there it's time to go
straight into the freezer. So freezer
popsicles for around four to
five hours or so they don't
take long, now they can stay in your
freezer for up to four weeks
no problem, you could eat them
straight away once they're frozen. This
recipe is definitely for the whole
family, the kids can get
involved in making it and the pets get to
enjoy it and they really
look gorgeous. They're all great
ingredients that benefit your dogs and
cats. These are fantastic on those hot
summer days when your
dogs just can't beat the heat, this will
definitely cool them down. But don't take
my word first, let's
go see if Waffles likes them. If your
pets like this recipe then
definitely check out my other
homemade dog treats. I really hope you
enjoyed this fun doggy
popsicle video, thank you so much
for watching, subscribe and I'll see you
back here again really
soon. What do you think Waffles?
Are nice?