As the weather intensifies, frozen treats are a great way to help your puppy cool down! These two-layer berry banana dog popsicles are not only adorable, but are packed with fruity goodness that your dog loves. Using simple dog-safe ingredients such as strawberries, blueberries, bananas and coconut water, these refreshing dog popsicles are easy to make.
Do strawberries and blueberries taste better together as dog snacks?
Yes, strawberries and blueberries make naturally sweet and delicious combos that dogs usually enjoy. These berries are low in sugar and packed with antioxidants, fiber and vitamin C. The vibrant flavor and soft texture make it perfect for frozen treats. Always use fresh and serve in moderation.
Are bananas good for dogs?
absolutely! Bananas are a great source of potassium, vitamin B6 and vitamin C. These are naturally sweet and soft, and are gentle treats for most dogs, even if they have sensitive stomachs. Like all fruits, it is best to offer small amounts of bananas to avoid too much sugar.
Is coconut water good for dogs?
Yes, coconut water, when given moderately, can be a hydrating and refreshing drink for your dog. It contains electrolytes such as potassium and magnesium, which helps refill liquids on hot days. Use unsweetened coconut water without any flavors or preservatives added.
We shared another easy frozen dog treat recipe using coconut water – be sure to check it out – Blueberry Coconut Water Smoothie Frozen Dog Snack.
Why I love making this two-layer berry banana dog popsicle recipe
This snack is just as fun as it serves! The colorful berries and banana layers not only look cute, but one ice bite allows you to combine different nutrients. This is a great way to run out of ripe fruit, hydrate your puppy on a hot day, and create a fancy treat.
How to make a frozen dog treat recipe: 2-layer berry banana popsicle
material:
1 fresh strawberry (chopped into small pieces)
A handful of fresh blueberries (blended or mashed for juice)
4 tablespoons (about 1/4 cup) of sugar-free coconut water
Ripe banana (mashed)
Adjust the materials based on the size and shape of the popsicle shape. This recipe uses a silicone mold that makes two foot-shaped popsicles.
Manual:
Step 1: Make a berry layer
a) Add a small portion of fresh strawberries to each foot-shaped popsicle shaped.
b) In a small bowl, mix 4 tablespoons of coconut water (about 1/2 cup) and blueberry juice (from mashed or blended blueberries).
c) Pour the blueberry coconut water mixture into the mold and cover the strawberry debris.
d) Insert the popsicle stick into the center of each type.
e) Freeze for about an hour or until the tier is semi-company.
Step 2: Add a banana layer
Once the first layer is frozen, spoon the mashed banana and fill the rest of each type. Gently press down on the banana to remove the air pocket.
Step 3: Freeze again
Return the mold to the freezer and freeze for at least 4 hours or overnight to freeze for best results.
Make these homemade dog popsicles: Two-layer frozen dog treats with berries and bananas
Treat your puppy something special with these simple homemade two-layer dog popsicles! With the natural sweetness of the banana, the juicy goodness of the berry, and the refreshing coconut water, these frozen delights are as nutritious as they are fun to make. They are perfect for hot days.
Grab your favorite popsicle shape and whip the dog’s beloved batch.
Want an easier idea for a frozen dog snack recipe? Please visit our Frozen Dog Treat Recipes page.
