does anyone kno any recipes for frozen dog treats?

Question

ive made frosty paws if anyones ever heard of them with...yogurt, water, banana...she loved it but rite now i dont hav any yogurt

Answer 1

Super easy: ice cubes

Or, for a special treat, put a kibble in each compartment of the ice cube tray, fill with water (or low-sodium broth!) and freeze. Your doggie will love you.

Answer 2

Frozen Peanut Butter Yogurt Treats

1-32oz. container of vanilla yogurt
1 cup of peanut butter

1. Put the paenut butter in a microwave safe dish and microwave until melted.
2. Mix the yogurt and the melted peanut butter in a bowl.
3. Pour mixture into cupcake papers and freeze.
My dogs LOVE these after a nice long walk on a hot summer day!!!!

I'm not sure if that's the one you were looking for, but if not there are tons of other recipes on this website: http://www.thepoop.com/pooppantry/

Also, two other frozen treat recipes:

HOMEMADE FROSTY PAWS

32 oz. vanilla yogurt
1 mashed banana or one large jar of baby fruit
2 Tblsp. peanut butter
2 Tblsp. honey

Blend all together and freeze in either 3 oz. paper cups or ice cube trays. Microwave just a few seconds before serving.

I also make this with baby meat instead of the fruit and peanut butter and the dogs REALLY like this version , although I'm not so sure I want to taste
it.

FROSTY PAWS - version 2
(contributed by R Geyer)

1 ripe banana
4 oz fat free yogurt--vanilla or banana
2 oz water
put all ingredients in blender and puree...pour into ice cube trays or cut
down dixie cups...freeze



FROZEN RICE MILK TREATS
(courtesy Plump Violet's Cookies)

2 cooked chicken thighs (bones removed, gristle okay)
1 cup cooked rice
2 cooked carrots
1/2 cup cooked green veggie (we like zucchini)
chicken broth to get consistency you want (about 1/2 cup)
You can cook everything together and use the cooking broth.
Throw all the solids in the blender with about 1/2 cup of chicken broth and
blend. Add more broth if necessary to blend smoothly. Blend on high for 30
seconds and distribute in glass custard cups or ice cube trays. If you have
made this thick enough (takes a strong blender) you can put a popsicle stick
in. Freeze!


Hope your pooch enjoys!

Answer 3

A trainer told me to cut up hot dog and freeze. Not so heatlhy I suppose but a good treat in small sizes. I hope.

Answer 4

I freeze plain/non-fat yogurt in dixie cups for my dogs as treats during the summer! You can mix in oats, peanut butter, banana, blueberries, etc. if you would like! Mine LOVE them! P.S. Stay away from ice cream, it is not advised.