Healthy Yogurt Dog Treats with Berries

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4.7

99 reviews
Excellent
  • Prep Time

    10 mins

  • Additional Time

    5 hrs

  • Total Time

    5 hrs 10 mins

  • Servings

    6 bones

  • Course

    Snacks

  • Cuisine

    American

Healthy Yogurt Dog Treats with Berries

These dog treats combine plain yogurt with fresh strawberries and blueberries, offering a refreshing frozen snack for dogs. The berries add natural sweetness and texture, while the yogurt provides a creamy base. Frozen into bite-sized portions using molds or ice cube trays, these treats help with portion control and offer a cool option for pets on warm days or after playtime.

Description

The recipe involves placing diced strawberries and fresh blueberries into a dog treat mold or ice cube tray, then topping with plain yogurt. After tapping to settle and remove air bubbles, the treats are frozen for at least five hours until firm. Using plain, unsweetened yogurt ensures safety for dogs by avoiding harmful sugars or artificial sweeteners. These treats offer a creamy and fruity combination that freezes solid, making them easy for dogs to enjoy as a cool, nutritious snack. Proper freezing and mold tapping ensure a smooth, even texture, while portioning aids in healthy treat management.

The frozen treats are convenient for storage, lasting up to three months in the freezer. Treats can be released by warming the mold briefly in water. Variations include swapping berries for other dog-safe fruits such as apples or bananas, with seeds removed for safety.

Portion control is assisted by using molds or trays, preserving balanced snack sizes. Made primarily from fresh ingredients and plain yogurt, these treats are a wholesome occasional reward for dogs.

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Ingredients

Servings
  • 1 cup PLAIN yogurt 8 oz/225 g
  • 10 fresh strawberries , diced
  • 20 fresh blueberries

Notes

  • Always use plain, unsweetened yogurt to avoid harmful additives for dogs.
  • Freeze treats for at least 4 to 5 hours to achieve a firm texture that holds well.
  • Tapping molds after filling removes air bubbles and helps form smooth treats.
  • Try different dog-safe fruits like apples or bananas, ensuring to remove seeds and pits.
  • Use molds or ice cube trays to control portion sizes for balanced treats.
  • Store frozen treats for up to 3 months and loosen molds by briefly running under warm water before removing.
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