Homemade Frozen Peanut Butter Dog Treats: 5 Minutes to DIY

Summer or not, you're thinking to surprise your dog with a special treat? You're on the right article then! Especially if you want to prepare something delicious in a maximum of 5 minutes.

#1. Frozen Peanut Butter and Strawberry treat recipe

Ingredients:
🍓 1 cup of strawberries
🥜 2-3 tablespoons of peanut butter without free xylitol (extremely toxic to dogs - even small amounts of xylitol can cause hypoglycemia, seizures or even death)
💧 1/4 cup of water

How to prepare:

1. Wash the strawberries and cut the tops
2. Make a puree from the strawberries and water using a food processor or blender
3. Place the fruit puree in an ice cube tray with a shape of your choice, filling ¾ of the way
4. Add a small amount of peanut butter to each mold
5. Place the ice cube tray in the freezer until is completely frozen
6. Serve your puppy with this treat and see if he likes it

*Instead of strawberries you can add berries or raspberries

#2. Frozen Dog Treats Yogurt Peanut Butter Banana Recipe

Ingredients:

🥜 peanut butter
🍌 banana
⚪️ plain yogurt

How to prepare:

1. Blend them all together in a blender
2. Place the result in an ice cube tray with a shape of your choice
3. Let it freeze (2h approx)
4. Serve your dog with this treat and see if he likes it

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#3. Frozen Peanut Butter, Banana and Coconut Oil treat recipe

Ingredients:

🥜 peanut butter
🍌 banana
🥥 coconut oil

How to prepare:

1. Add the banana into the mixer
2. Pour in the melted coconut oil
3. Add the peanut butter
4. Blend them all together
5. Place the result in the cube tray
6. Let it freeze for 2h

These 3 dog treat recipes are the easiest to prepare for your dog. Peanut butter is a great treat for dogs as long as it doesn't contain xylitol and is fed in moderation.

Xylitol is a sugar substitute that is toxic to dogs.Gum, candy, and other sugar-free meals as well as oral hygiene products use it. A few brands of peanut butter will also include xylitol. Due to the fact that it causes a rapid increase in insulin synthesis in the canine pancreas, xylitol can result in hypoglycemia and liver failure in dogs. That's why is important to read every packaging before giving our dogs any treat or food.

How long do you freeze peanut butter for dogs?

It's indicated to freeze the peanut butter treats for maximum 2-3 hours.

Also, if you wonder about how your dog's feeding routine should be, we have an article that talks about how many times a day should dogs eat.

Make your dog happy and give him a tasty treat in the hot summer day or anytime you just want to surpize you buddy with a cold refreshing treat!

Paws & love! 🐾

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