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10 Awesome Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Recipes

Renee Dobbs · June 28, 2019 · 2 Comments

Summertime is here. The best time to let your pup live his/her best life with all of the outdoor activities. We all deserve a nice reward after a long hot outing, so while you relax with a refreshing drink or delicious ice cream, don’t forget about your four-legged partner who deserves a cool down treat too.

These 10 Awesome Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Recipes are super-easy to make and perfect for summertime snacking. Not only will your dog love you for the amazing treats, but you will love knowing they are enjoying a healthy snack with no mystery ingredients.

Each recipe is unique and fun in its own way, so be sure to try them all to see which one your pup loves the most!

Collage of homemade frozen dog treats.
Your dog will love these frozen treats!
Table Of Contents
  1. Do it Yourself Frozen Dog Treats Tips and Tricks
  2. 10 Awesome Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Recipes
    • Apple and Chicken Pupsicles
    • Bone Broth Frozen Treats for Dogs
    • Cheeseburger Frozen Dog Treats
    • Frozen Apple and Blueberry Dog Treats
    • Fruity Frozen Homemade Dog Treats
    • Goat Milk Pupsicle
    • Banana Peanut Butter Swirl Dog Ice Cream
    • Sweet Potato Ice Cream for Dogs
    • Tropical Pupsicle Dog Treats
    • Watermelon Dog Popsicles
  3. Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Molds

Do it Yourself Frozen Dog Treats Tips and Tricks

  • Before you make any homemade dog treats for your pet, be sure they do not have any allergies, food issues. You don’t want a nice treat for your god to turn into a hefty vet bill.
  • Test out the treat by first giving the dog a small portion of the treats and wait a few days to make sure they don’t have any problems digesting the food.
  • Store your treats in a zip-top freezer bag to extend the shelf life of the treats, and help keep them fresh for up to 6 months
  • Do not serve your dog treats that are freezer burnt, or past the above-mentioned shelf life. The ingredients might have gone bad, which can cause stomach issues for your pet.
  • Feel free to take any of these recipes and change them up to make them your own, and fit the preferences of your dog. Just make sure any replacements you use are still dog-friendly ingredients.

10 Awesome Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Recipes

These 10 frozen dog treat recipes will have you covered for any flavor or treat preference you dog might have. From savory options like apple and chicken popsicles and frozen cheeseburger treats, to sweet peanut butter ice cream, and papaya treats, this list has it all.

The hardest part will be deciding which one to try first! So, let’s get to it and check some out!

Apple and Chicken Pupsicles

Apple and chicken dog popsicle leaning against a dog bowl.
Photo copyright © Homemade Dog Treats Now. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Apple and Chicken Pupsicles


Bone Broth Frozen Treats for Dogs

Dog licking frozen treats in a bowl.
Photo copyright © ChiPets. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Bone Broth Frozen Treats for Dogs


Cheeseburger Frozen Dog Treats

Black dog next to a tray of frozen dog treats.
Photo copyright © Kol’s Notes. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Cheeseburger Frozen Dog Treat


Frozen Apple and Blueberry Dog Treats

Apple and blueberry dog treats scattered on a table with a dog leash.
Photo copyright © Miss Molly Says. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Frozen Apple and Blueberry Dog Treats


Fruity Frozen Homemade Dog Treats

fruity homemade frozen dog treats in bowls.

Get the recipe: Homemade Frozen Fruit Dog Treats


Goat Milk Pupsicle

Frozen dog treats with freeze dried fish popsicle sticks in a dog bowl with dog in background.
Photo copyright © Wear Wag Repeat. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Goat Milk Pupsicle


Banana Peanut Butter Swirl Dog Ice Cream

homemade banana peanut butter dog ice cream and a scoop in a loaf pan.

Get the recipe: Banana Peanut Butter Swirl Dog Ice Cream


Sweet Potato Ice Cream for Dogs

Scoop of sweet potato ice cream for dogs with a sprig of mint.
Photo copyright © The Pet Lifestyle Guru. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Sweet Potato Ice Cream for Dogs


Tropical Pupsicle Dog Treats

Dog licking a frozen dog treat in a stainless steel bowl.
Photo copyright © Pet Coupon Savings. Used with permission.

Get the recipe: Tropical Pupsicle Dog Treats


Watermelon Dog Popsicles

homemade watermelon dog popsicle with a dog treat popsicle stick.

Get the recipe: Watermelon Pupsicles


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Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Molds

These molds are great for making homemade frozen dog treats. Click on the link to view and purchase on Amazon.

  • Dog Paw and Bone Shape Silicone Molds – These are adorable.
  • Dog Shape Silicone Mold – Such fun dog shapes.
  • Silicone Cupcake Cups – Great when making only a few.
  • Silicone Popsicle Mold – Fun bunny and paw print shapes.
Paw and dog shapes silicone molds
Dog shapes silicone mold
Silicone cupcake liners
Silicone popsicle molds

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  1. Akita says

    November 13, 2020 at 7:04 pm

    My dog loves to eat chocolate flavored ice cream. In addition, fruit is an accompaniment to every meal. For fruit I had to put in the refrigerator for more than 5 hours to cool. Next I’m going to peel, the only thing left for Pope is to eat.

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    • Antonia says

      December 2, 2020 at 2:20 am

      Isn’t chocolate extremly poisonous for dogs?!

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