Pupsicles: Homemade Popsicles for Dogs
On a hot day, few things make a dog happier than their own popsicle. Pupsicles are exactly what they sound like: dog-friendly ingredients frozen into a cool treat your pup can lick and crunch through. Blend, pour, freeze, done.
These recipes use short ingredient lists like banana and yogurt, watermelon and coconut water, or bone broth with a hidden surprise inside. You know every ingredient by name, and a whole tray takes about ten minutes to make.
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Common questions
What do I need to make pupsicles?
A blender or fork, a few dog-safe ingredients, and something to freeze them in: silicone molds, an ice cube tray, or small paper cups all work. A chew or dental stick makes a handy edible stick.
How long do homemade pupsicles keep?
Stored in a sealed freezer bag or container, most pupsicles keep for up to two months.
What size pupsicle should I make?
Match the treat to your dog. Ice cube tray sizes suit small dogs, and larger molds suit big dogs. Always supervise, especially the first time.
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