Homemade Cucumber Yogurt Frozen Dog Treats

Paw shaped frozen cucumber yogurt dog treats.

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Looking for a way to use up an abundance of cucumbers? Try these frozen cucumber dog treats.

Making a homemade frozen treat for your dog is a great way to cool them down on hot summer days.

The best part about these treats is they are easy to make and contain no artificial sweeteners.

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Recipe for Frozen Cucumber Yogurt Dog Treats

This recipe uses only 3 simple ingredients and whips up in just a few minutes.

Ingredients You’ll Need

A bowl of peas, a bowl of chopped cucumbers, and a bowl of plain Greek yogurt.
  • 1/2 cup chopped cucumber 
  • 1/2 cup frozen peas
  • 1 cup plain Greek yogurt 

Kitchen Tools to Prepare

You need a few basic tools to make this recipe:

Regular ice cube trays also work if you don’t have silicone molds. The goal is to create bite-sized servings your dog can enjoy.

Instructions

Wash the cucumber thoroughly and chop it into small pieces. Rinse the peas under warm water to thaw them slightly for easier blending.

Cucumbers, peas, and Greek yogurt in a blender.

Add the chopped cucumber, peas, and Greek yogurt to your blender.

All ingredients blended until smooth.

Blend until smooth.

Paw shaped molds filled with cucumber yogurt mixture.

Carefully pour or spoon the blended mixture into a silicone mold or ice cube tray.

Place molds in your freezer and let the treats freeze solid.

3 paw shaped frozen cucumber yogurt dog treats on a white plate.

This typically takes about 4-6 hours, but overnight freezing works great if you’re not in a rush.

A German Shepherd ready to bite a frozen dog treat.

Once frozen, pop the treats out of the molds and serve them to your dog. Watch their tail wag with excitement!

A white dog biting a frozen treat.

Tips for Making Frozen Dog Treats

Paw shaped silicone molds on a cookie sheet.

Place the silicone treat mold on a cookie sheet before filling to make moving them to the freezer easier.

Any brand of yogurt can be used, just make sure it’s plain Greek yogurt with no added sugars or artificial sweeteners.

These are great for dogs of any size, just choose your molds based on your dog’s size. Smaller treats for smaller dogs or those on a diet. 

Always consult your vet before giving your dog new food. This is especially important for those dogs on a special diet or with any health concerns.

These can be fed directly from the freezer, no need to thaw them. 

Storage Tips

Store these treats in an air-tight container in the freezer. I usually put mine in a freezer bag, but any freezer-safe container will work.

Use these within a few months for the best freshness.

Homemade cucumber yogurt frozen dog treats are a simple, healthy way to show your dog some love. 

Give this recipe a try and see how much your dog enjoys it. 

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Cucumber Yogurt Frozen Dog Treats

Paw shaped frozen cucumber yogurt dog treats.

Easy to make cucumber yogurt frozen dog treats.

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup chopped cucumber
  • 1/2 cup frozen peas
  • 1 cup plain Greek yogurt

Instructions

  1. Wash the cucumber and chop. Rinse the peas under warm water to thaw for blending.
  2. Add the cucumber, peas, and Greek yogurt to a blender. Blend until smooth.
  3. Pour into silicone molds or ice cube trays.
  4. Place molds in the freezer until solid, 4-6 hours, or overnight.
  5. Once frozen remove from molds and give one to your dog.
  6. Store the remaining treats in an air-tight container in the freezer.

Notes

Place the silicone molds on a cookie sheet before filling to make moving them easier.

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