Watermelon Dog Treats are one of our favorite Frozen Dog Treat recipe's to make. This is the perfect summertime homemade dog treat! Wondering how to make frozen dog treats? it's so easy! This recipe only has 3 ingredients! Most dogs LOVE watermelon, so we thought we would give this one a try! DIY your own frozen Treats! Frozen watermelon dog treats is on of our most popular dog treats we have ever made for the dogs!
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Guess what we're doing?
They're all... Three of them are looking!
We have one panting dog. We have two panting dogs. We have three panting dogs.
So, since it's been so warm outside, we thought we would make a fun frozen watermelon dog treat.
So, I hope you guys like watermelon because I'm not really sure.
I think you've had it before. I think Oakley's had it before.
We'll find out! Let's get to it!
This is a very easy simple recipe.
So, this is really a super super simple recipe.
All you need is one cup of either coconut water or coconut milk.
We are using unsweetened coconut milk.
You need two cups of pureed seedless watermelon.
If you use a seeded watermelon, be sure to remove all the seeds.
And then, an optional tablespoon of honey.
You'll need some ice cube trays and all the stuff we have here.
And of course, some dogs. I mean, unless you want to eat them yourself.
And then, I'm sure you can.
Okay, the first thing we're going to do is make a giant mess and cut a watermelon in half.
It's going to get messy!
Please keep your eyes, nose and ears away from the table at all times.
At least, I'm done with the knife.
Whoa! Whoa!
What is that? Is that amazing?
Is that amazing?
This is your half. Want some?
Oakley, would you like to try it?
I don't know that you effectively licked the cucumber.
The watermelon? Okay.
So, there's a lot of different ways you can do this to get your two cups.
I have a measuring thing on my actual blender.
So, I'm just going to scoop it out and put it in the blender and puree it.
I probably find out if dogs like watermelon.
Do you like watermelon? Do you like watermelon?
Oh, you like watermelon!
How about you Shelby?
Shelby's like, hmm...
She seriously spit it out.
You're such a diva!
You like watermelon if I dip it in some coconut milk?
Here, now it's dipped in coconut milk. Is that better?
No, she spit that out too.
Shelby might not like watermelon treats.
We'll find out when they're all done.
As you're spooning it out, you can see it gets kind of juicy.
You can literally just pour the juice into your blender.
So, we're gonna puree some of this and see how much we have.
We still need more watermelon!
Bite for you!
Oh my goodness!
Bite for you!
How about this for Oakley?
Oakley!
Shelby's still sitting here like she wants some, but uh...
Let's see. Shelby, you want some?
Okay?
She spit it out again.
Alright, now your watermelon puree or juice will look something like that.
This is an optional step to add a little bit of honey.
But, I know my girls like honey.
So, we're gonna add about that much.
And then, we're gonna add the one cup of either coconut milk or coconut water.
Again, I'm using unsweetened coconut milk.
And mix it together!
Probably don't have to mix it together for very long.
Now comes the super messy part!
I am using silicone ice cube trays.
You can use silicone ice cube trays.
You can use regular ice cube trays.
With the silicone ice cube trays though, I would suggest putting it on something.
I actually have mine on a cookie sheet.
Because otherwise, when you go to pick these up when they're full,
they bend and make a huge mess.
So, now we're gonna try to figure out how to pour this without making a huge mess.
Pour a little bit in here, which will make it much more manageable.
Man! Your dogs are so lucky!
Pour it into the ice cube trays and try not to make a giant mess.
So now, these ones have to freeze.
Actually, I have about this much left.
So, I'm gonna need some more trays.
More ice cube trays!
So now, we have the ice cube trays filled.
We're gonna put these in the freezer.
What you think Memphis?
We're gonna put them in the freezer and as soon as they're frozen, the girls can try them.
While the watermelon dog treats are frozen,
maybe Shelby will like one frozen.
Let's see...
What you think Shelby?
She took it and spit it out.
Memphis?
Oakley, here!
You're not Oakley.
Shelby's eating it!
You ate...
You didn't actually eat it.
You just licked it.
No?
So, Shelby says no.
But apparently, Oakley and Memphis say yes.
You like them?
They like them.
Let's try one more time Shelby?
Oh! She ate that one!
And she didn't spit it out!
Okay, so maybe she only likes certain shapes.
That must be the ticket.
Just certain shapes.
Well, there you go you guys!
Now, you can make frozen watermelon dog treats for your dogs.
Something nice to keep them cool in the summertime while it's ridiculously hot outside.
As always...
You want to try one?
Are they bad?
No!
They're dog treats.
Yes, but they don't have anything bad in them.
Can you figure out?
Yeah, I was gonna say that.
Can you figure out what's in them?
Watermelon?
Watermelon and coconut and honey.
Coconut milk.
Watermelon.
Yeah, I don't...
Yes, yes, you can eat them too.
You can share them with your daddy.
Shelby finally ate one.
She's like, maybe I will eat two.
See Shelby?
They're good.
Nice cool treat!
I'll just give you one.
Alright, I'll share another one with you.
Look at my fingers!
My fingers taste like watermelon too.
Alright you guys!
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