Frozen Yogurt Dog Treats

Always use pure organic pumpkin do not use pie filling that is full of sugar and additives.

Frozen yogurt dog treats.

While we re on the topic of fall flavors let s throw a frozen apple dog treat into the mix shall we. For the first row let s start with the plainest mix so we can use any leftover yogurt mix for the fancier rows. My favorite combinations for frozen dog treats using pumpkin are yogurt apple banana and coconut oil. 4 cups of yogurt plain.

This yummy frozen dog treat recipe from close to home is made with banana peanut butter honey and yogurt. Using a food processor or mixer combine all of the ingredients and mix well. Our deliciously healthy frozen yogurt packs a nutritious punch whilst keeping your pup lip lickingly satisfied. Prep time 5 minutes.

Whisk together 4 ounces of yogurt and 4 ounces of water for the base. 4 cups plain yogurt. Budget friendly and healthy for your dog. Mix and match and make it fun.

Frozen apple dog treat. This recipe makes 30 40 cubes so adjust as necessary. Simple frozen yogurt treats for dogs ingredients. These probiotic frozen yogurt dog treats are great for your dog s gut health in addition to providing some much needed relief from the summer heat.

These simple and easy to make peanut butter banana yogurt dog treats are a great way for your pup to cool down. Cup peanut butter make sure xylitol is not an ingredient 1 ripe banana mashed. With 3 nourishing flavors make these healthy homemade dog treats to freshen your dog s breath or reward them for a trick. Add a cup of plain greek yogurt and a splash of water then blend pour in an ice tray freeze.

Frozen dog treats with pumpkin. Feeding frozen yogurt may seem no different than feeding your dog ice cream. Blueberry drops these frozen dog treats from beagles bargains are a favorite of laika s and they re made with blueberries yogurt and banana. But you can use any of the items on the above ingredient list.

Or just use plain pumpkin. Frozzys dogs don t get hot under the collar when it comes to their treats. Add more yogurt and reduce the water if you want a creamier treat with more calories. Give your dog the treat they want and deserve and keep their tails wagging all the way to dinner time.

Cup of creamy peanut butter. Our poor little dog pearl has to smell the wonderful things we cook all the time. This one s pretty easy slice two apples ditching the seeds and the core then chop up and throw in a blender. However unless they suffer from lactose intolerance plain yogurt is safe to eat for most dogs.