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DIY Eat Super-Simple Froyo or Pupsicle Recipes for Dogs!

These healthy froyo/pupsicles couldn’t be easier and make a delicious summer treat for dogs!

By: Suzi Beber

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Banana Froyo or Pupsicles

Ingredients
*Choose organic ingredients whenever possible.

2 bananas, the riper the better

1 large container (32 ounces) unsweetened vanilla yogurt (no gelatine or sweetener added) or plain yogurt

½ tsp pure vanilla non-alcohol extract (optional)

Instructions

Serve fresh, semi-frozen, or frozen! Combine ingredients in a blender, food processor, or Magic Bullet. To make froyo (semi-frozen), freeze the bananas for an hour or two before blending. For pupsicles (frozen), pour into ice cube trays, freeze, and watch your dogs go wild. You can also use unsweetened fruit yogurt, in place of plain or vanilla yogurt, or you could add some fresh fruit in season, like juicy berries.

Alternative yogurts to try: goat milk yogurt, sheep milk yogurt, water buffalo yogurt or, for a non-dairy alternative, almond milk yogurt

 

Peanut Butter Froyo or Pupsicles

Ingredients
*Choose organic ingredients whenever possible.

1 banana

large container (32 ounces) plain yogurt or unsweetened vanilla or banana yogurt, with no gelatine added

tbsp peanut butter (with no sugar, salt, aspartame or xylitol added) or use another nut butter of your choice, for example, almond butter or hemp seed butter

2 tsp local honey

Instructions 

Serve fresh, semi-frozen, or frozen! Combine ingredients in a blender, food processor, or Magic Bullet. To make froyo (semi-frozen), freeze the banana for an hour or two before blending. For pupsicles (frozen), pour into ice cube trays, freeze, and serve.

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Yogurt. Adding yogurt to your dog’s diet provides them with a valuable source of protein and calcium, along with magnesium and potassium, vitamin D, K2 enzymes, essential fatty acids and whey, and its probiotics help to support their gastrointestinal system and boost immunity.

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