Berry Pup Pops

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Berry Pup Pops - A three-ingredient, healthy, frozen treat for your dog, made with fresh berries and yogurt.

Prep Time15

Cook Time0

Freeze Time4

Course: DIY Dog Treats

Cuisine: American

Keyword: frozen dog treats, berry pet popsicles, healthy dog snack

Servings:

Calories: 13kcal

Author: Sara

Start by layering your ingredients by the tablespoon into a tall and narrow plastic cup.
Begin with yogurt, then strawberries, then yogurt, then blueberries and then more yogurt. Repeat once more.
After the final layer of yogurt, sprinkle some more strawberries and blueberries on top, and stick the rawhide stick in the middle of the cup.
Remember that you won't be filling the cup all the way. When all is said and done, the pup pop should fill the cup about halfway.
Place the cups into the freezer for at least four hours. When they're done, use a little warm water from the faucet, and run it along the outsides of the cup to loosen the pup pops.
They should pop out easily. And that's it. They're ready to go!

Layering Technique: Layering the ingredients in a tall and narrow plastic cup allows for a visually appealing presentation and ensures even distribution of fruit and yogurt throughout the pup pops. Take your time with each layer to create a colorful and enticing treat for your furry friend.
Partial Filling: Be mindful not to overfill the plastic cups to avoid spillage and ensure that the pup pops freeze evenly. Leaving some space at the top of the cup allows for expansion as the ingredients freeze, resulting in well-formed and manageable treats.
Easy Release: To remove the frozen pup pops from the cups effortlessly, run warm water along the outside of the cup. This helps loosen the edges of the treats, making them easier to pop out intact. Avoid using hot water, as it could melt the pup pops.