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When the hot summer months hit, your dog enjoys a frozen treat as much as you. These pupsicles, popsicles for dogs, are a festive addition to your 4th of July celebrations.
Materials for frozen dog treats:
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- Plastic cup
- Unsweetened yogurt
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
- Chew sticks
- Scissor
Instructions:
- Gather your supplies
- Split the ingredients into 4 even layers. Put a layer of yogurt on bottom of cup, layer on some strawberries, add more yogurt, layer on blueberries and top off with more yogurt. The ingredients should fill your cup about ¼ of the way. Insert the chew stick into the middle of the cup. Freeze overnight.
- Once frozen, cut away plastic cup.
Your dogs will love this cool, summer DIY treat! © Linda Facci
You and your pup can both enjoy these frozen treats!
“Stick” options: Use a pretzel rod, bone treat or carrot in place of a chew stick.
Flavor options: Cantaloupe, banana, apple sauce, honey, pineapple, unsalted chicken stock.
Looking for more easy dog recipes? Read our article on mini turkey sliders and dog birthday party cookies!
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Linda Facci