Looking for a fun way to incorporate more fresh fruits and vegetables into your dog’s diet? Try these easy-to-make frozen treats!
The Ingredients
- 100% Pumpkin Puree – Pumpkin is considered a superfood for our canine cuties. It’s loaded with fiber, making it great for digestion and weight management. Plus, pumpkin also contains potassium and a moderate amount of protein. *This isn’t to be confused with pumpkin pie filling, which contains sugar and spices that aren’t good for dogs.
- Carrot – This popular veggie is filled with Vitamin-A, which is great for your pooch’s eye health.
- Apple – An apple a day helps keep the vet away! This superfruit packs a nice dose of fiber, vitamin A, and vitamin C. *Apple seeds are not safe for dogs to eat so make sure avoid to the core and seeds when feeding apples to your dogs.
- Ground Chia Seeds – These little seeds may be tiny, but they’re also mighty. Chia seeds tout a variety of beneficial nutrients such as Omega-3 fatty acids, calcium, iron, and magnesium! *Don’t forget to grind or soak the chia seeds before adding them to your dog’s treats/food.
The Full Recipe
Ingredients
Method
- Put all ingredients into a food processor and blend.
- Fill silicone molds (or greased mini muffin tins) with the pumpkin mixture.
- Freeze overnight.
Notes
Store in the freezer in an airtight container. These frozen food toppers will last for up to three months, just make sure they don't get freezer burn!
