Looking for healthy homemade dog treat recipes? These Frozen Peanut Butter Banana Dog Treats are so easy to make! Your pup will surely love these 3 ingredient dog treats.
If you love dogs like we love dogs, then you (and your special furry family members!) will love these frozen peanut butter banana dog treats!
Homemade dog treats are great because you know exactly what goes into them. No weird ingredients, just wholesome, healthy, all natural ingredients in each bite. We love to make Homemade Dog Treats! Like these Peanut Butter Pupcakes recipe, Grain-Free Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dog Treats, and Frozen Watermelon Dog Treats.
Dog-approved homemade dog treats
We’ve always had labrador retrievers in our family. They’re so fun, active, and full of love.
Right now, we’ve got Ace – AKA Urban Bliss Dog – in our family. He is a super sweet, friendly, very active black lab retriever who loves every person and every animal he meets. And, he LOVES treats. He’s 500% motivated by food.
The first time I made these frozen peanut butter banana dog treats for Ace, he was SO excited! He loves these so much, and I hope your special pup loves them, too!
What you need to make these homemade frozen dog treats
To make these treats for your special dog, you just need:
A high powered blender – Use a high powered blender to blend the 3 ingredients together. If you don’t have a blender, you can also use a food processor. Just be sure to blend all of the ingredients until smooth.
Silicone molds – I have this adorable dog paw mold and this dog bone mold. You can find silicone molds in many other shapes but these are the two I use frequently for dog treats. They end up being so cute! And, the treats are just the right size – not too big and not too small.
3 Ingredient Dog Treats
This recipe is SUPER simple and has just THREE ingredients:
- Peanut Butter
- Banana
- Plain or Vanilla Yogurt
That’s it!
How to make frozen peanut butter banana dog treats
Blend them all together in a high-powered blender until smooth. This usually just takes a minute or two.
Spoon the blended mixture into the molds. I use a tablespoon measuring spoon and find that one tablespoon usually fills about one and a half mold openings for these two particular silicone food molds.
Place the molds in the freezer for 2 hours, or until the treats are completely frozen.
Store treats in the freezer and remove from the freezer to feed to your dog(s) one at a time.
Homemade Dog Treat FAQs
Once frozen, you can take them out of the molds and place into freezer-safe bags. Take one treat out at a time to feed to your special dogs!
You can store these treats in freezer-safe airtight bags or containers in the freezer for up to three months.
With every homemade dog treat recipe, you know your dog best. Every dog is different, and we are not veterinarians. We develop and share dog food recipes that have been safe for our own dogs to eat, and treats that our own dogs have loved. In general, these ingredients are safe for most dogs to eat. Always ask your veterinarian before feeding your dog any new treats or before introducing your dog to any new ingredients.
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Frozen Peanut Butter Banana Dog Treats
Ingredients
- 1 banana
- 4 tablespoons peanut butter
- 12 ounces plain or vanilla yogurt
Instructions
Video
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
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My dogs love this. They walk over to the chest freezer now when ever it’s hot telling me they want another one.
I used an ice cube tray because I didn’t have a mold. My pittie loves them! She loves to snack on ice cubes, so I think this was a fun twist on one of her favorite treats. Thank you!!
Dog and human approved
Strange you would make a treat for dogs using yoghurt? Yoghurt contains lactose and dogs are lactose intolerant, are they not?
No, dogs aren’t all lactose intolerant. We feed our dogs one or two of these little bites at a time, and they love it. These are treats, so they are not meant to be served in large amounts at a time. I would not feed dogs large amounts of yogurt as it might upset their stomach (the same as it would affect many humans who eat too much dairy). There are several articles about feeding dogs yogurt. Here is one: https://www.purina.com/articles/dog/nutrition/can-dogs-eat-yogurt. As always, every dog is different so you should check with your vet about foods specifically for your dog. Our dogs have always loved these!