Blueberry Chicken Pup Pops

Who doesn’t like a frozen treat on a hot day? Your dogs will love you even more if you make them these frozen blueberry chicken pup pops. We are always cooking up something for Dylan and Rainey and in the summer, we love to make frozen treats. 

Dylan and Rainey love to run and play in the yard, even if it’s hot out. But, they don’t always seem to drink too much water to cool down. So, we like to give them frozen treats, like these blueberry chicken pup pops, to help they cool down and take some time to relax. 

These treats are super easy to make and you can experiment with different fruit combinations. Besides blueberries, apples, bananas, mangos, and strawberries are good options. And instead of water, you can try coconut oil or bone broth. Here are some ideas for dog-safe foods, you can go crazy and experiment with the recipe. Dogs make great taste testers!! 

Blueberry Chicken Pup Pops

Dylan & Rainey

When the weather gets hot, these are great treats to give your furry friend. They are quick and easy to make.

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Prep Time 5 minutes mins

Freeze time 3 hours hrs

Total Time 3 hours hrs 5 minutes mins

Course Dog Treat

Cuisine American

Servings 12 pops

Calories 22 kcal

Equipment

• Blender
• Silicone mold
• Cookie sheet

Ingredients

  

• 1 cup frozen (or fresh) blueberries
• 1/2 cup water
• 2.5 oz jar of baby food, chicken
• 1 Tbsp honey

Instructions

 

• Step 1: Blend all ingredients in a blender until well blended.
  
• Step 2: Lay molds on a cookie sheet for stability.
  
• Step 3: Pour mixture into molds.
  
• Step 4: Place in the freezer for at least 3 hours or until fully frozen.
  

Notes

Instead of water, you could use melted coconut oil. Or do a mix of half water and half coconut oil. We’ve even made them with homemade bone broth. The great thing about dogs (at least ours) is that they aren’t always picky so you can try different combinations. 

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Just remember that these are just treats and shouldn’t replace a proper balanced meal. Treats should make up less that 5% of your dog’s daily diet. You don’t want to end up with a chubby puppy. It’s easy to overfeed them though as they are such good boys and girls and deserve lots of treats.