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Frozen Cat Treat Recipes

Frozen treats aren't just for dogs. Many cats love licking a tiny frozen broth cube or a chilled bite of salmon on a warm afternoon, and they're about the easiest treats you can make.

These recipes use cat-friendly ingredients like low-sodium broth with no onion or garlic, plain pumpkin and fish, frozen in small portions so the treat stays the right size for a cat.

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Frozen Cat Treats: Pumpkin Paw Pops

Frozen Cat Treats: Pumpkin Paw Pops

Frozen pumpkin paw pops for cats made with plain pumpkin in small paw-shaped molds. An easy, cool treat for warm days, sized for cats.

Frozen Cat Treats: Chicken Catnip Yogurt Dots

Frozen Cat Treats: Chicken Catnip Yogurt Dots

Tiny frozen dots for cats made with chicken, a little plain yogurt and catnip. Pipe, freeze and share a cool, cat-sized treat. Easy to make.

Common questions

Can cats have frozen treats?

Yes, in small portions. Tiny frozen broth cubes or bites of plain fish are common choices. Let very cold treats soften for a minute if your cat seems unsure.

What broth is safe for cats?

Use a low-sodium broth with no onion, garlic or other seasonings, or make your own by simmering plain chicken in water.

How long do frozen cat treats keep?

In a sealed container in the freezer, most keep for up to two months.

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