Blueberry Dog Treats – Frozen Blueberry Chicken Pops

Blueberry Dog Treats

If you’re looking for a delicious and healthy frozen treat for your dog, look no further than frozen blueberry dog treats! Made with just three ingredients: blueberries, chicken, and a touch of honey. They only take a few minutes to make!

Frozen dog treats are some of the easiest treats to make. You simply blend ingredients and then pour them into molds and pop them in the freezer. I am going to share my recipe for blueberry chicken pup pops!

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This 3 ingredient dog treat recipe makes 28 treats. You will always have a frozen treat to give to your dog this summer.

They are an easy healthy dog treat recipe because blueberries contain antioxidants and the chicken is packed with protein.

Homemade healthy dog treat recipe

These frozen homemade dog treats with blueberries are a great mixture of chicken and blueberries that your dog will love.

I have to warn you when making the mix it does not smell the best. But you will not smell it after it is frozen. This makes a great summer dog treat.

To make these treats you will need some silicone molds. I used these paw and bone molds for mine.

If you are looking for other dog treat ideas, check out these homemade dog training treats.

Skill: Easy
Makes: Depends on size molds but makes about 28
Time: 5 minutes + the time to freeze

Blueberry Dog Treats Ingredients

• some honey
• water
• Fresh or frozen blueberries
• 1 2.5 oz Jar of Baby Food Chicken (any brand is fine)

Tools needed

• Silicone Molds
• Blender

How to Make Blueberry Dog Treats

Toss all ingredients in a blender. Pulse blend at first to get it mixed up. Then blend until fully blended and smooth.

Lay the silicone molds on a cookie sheet. If you don’t lay them on a flat surface they bend too much when trying to put them in the freezer and end up making a mess. Trust me on this one.

Pour the chicken blueberry mixture into the molds. I like to leave a little space at the top of the molds to allow for expansion when you freeze them, so don’t fill them right to the top.

Pop the sheet with filled molds into the freezer. Then freeze for at least 3 hours or until fully frozen. I have found for a harder more frozen treat, 6 hours or more actually works best.

How to store frozen blueberry dog treats

You can store frozen blueberry dog treats by removing them from the mold after they are fully frozen. Store them in an airtight freezer-safe container or Ziploc bag. Can be stored for up to 3 months.

Blueberry Dog Treats Recipe