Dog Popsicles

Homemade dog popsicles are super simple to make at home. With just a few ingredients you can make a frozen treat your furry friend will love. 

Thank you Milo’s Kitchen® homestyle dog treats for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own. 

Allow me to introduce the furry member of Food Lovin’ Family, Penny. She is our giant Schnoodle who just turned one year old. Penny is like my fourth child. She goes everywhere with us and is always by my side during the day. Penny and I share a similar love, treats! So today I am sharing one of her favorites, dog popsicles made with Milo’s Kitchen homestyle treats. 

Since Penny is such a big part of our family, we only want to give her the best when it comes to food and treats. That is why I love Milo’s Kitchen® homestyle dog treats! They use 100% real chicken or beef as the number 1 ingredient. They are also free of artificial flavors and colors and made in the USA.

These snacks not only look like meatballs, sausage slices and jerky, they actually are 100% real meatballs, sausage slices and jerky. Good enough for even me to eat! You can find Milo’s Kitchen homestyle dog treats at your local Walmart in the pet food section.

How to Make Dog Popsicles:

You have probably seen frozen dog treats at the grocery store but these homemade dog treats are so easy to make there is no need to buy them.

• Mix together plain Greek yogurt, peanut butter and pumpkin puree in a small bowl until well combined.
• Spoon the mixture into small paper cups or ice cube trays. If using the small paper cups, this recipe makes about 4 pops.
• Place a Milo’s Kitchen Homestyle Dog Treat (either the chicken recipe or beef recipe) in the center of each cup. The treat acts as a popsicle stick.
• Freeze the pops for at least 2 hours and then cut the cup off of the popsicles.

For these treats I used both the Milos’ Kitchen Chicken Recipe with Wild Rice and Spring Vegetables and the Milo’s Kitchen Beef Recipe with Real Brisket and Garden Vegetables.

I attempted to get a picture of Penny with the tasty homemade dog treat but she ate it so fast I couldn’t snap the photo in time.  I think that means she gives it 2 paws up!

What frozen treats can I give my dog?

Here are a few more ideas you can use to make dog popsicles:

• Banana, Peanut Butter, Shredded Carrot
• Peanut Butter and Chicken Broth
• Pumpkin, Banana, Honey and Yogurt
• Pureed Apples, Banana, Yogurt

Now that the weather is warming up celebrate the day with these dog popsicles. They make a wonderful treat to cool off your pup. Don’t forget to pick up some Milo’s Kitchen homestyle dog treats next time you are at Walmart so you can make your own.

More Recipes You Might Enjoy

• Air Fryer Chicken Breast
• Baked Chicken Breast
• Air Fryer Bacon

Watch how to make dog popsicles