Banana and Blueberry Pupsicles
May 27, 2019, Updated May 23, 2021
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Refreshing Banana & Blueberry Pupsicles to help your pup chill out! Only 3 ingredients needed!
*Always check with your vet before introducing new foods into your dog’s diet.
The weather is warming up and one refreshing way to beat the heat is with homemade ice pops. We’ve shared ice pop recipes for kids, boozy ice pops recipes for adults, and today we’re sharing a cool treat for dogs, Banana and Blueberry Pupsicles.
When fed in moderation, blueberries and bananas are safe fruits for dogs to consume (you should always speak to your vet first, however). Just as blueberries are a “superfood” for humans, they also provide nutritional benefits to dogs. Blueberries contain antioxidants, fiber, and phytochemicals that are good for both you and your pup! Bananas contain potassium, vitamin C, fiber, magnesium, and vitamin B6. This combination can help your pup develop healthy bones and ease gastrointestinal issues.
PRODUCE MOMS TIP: While bananas are safe for dogs, the peels are not. They can form blockages and should be kept out of reach of dogs.
Most pups love a cold treat on hot days. To make Blueberry and Banana Pupsicles, use a blender to blend a banana with chicken broth. Add in whole blueberries and stir. Pour the mixture into silicon molds, like these, and freeze until solid.
Banana and Blueberry Pupsicles
Ingredients
- 1 banana peeled
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 1/4 cup blueberries
Instructions
- Blend together the banana and chicken broth in a blender until smooth.
- Add blueberries to mixture and stir.
- Pour mixture into silicon ice molds and freeze until solid.
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Help your pup chill out this summer with these irresistible pupsicles! Share a photo of your dog enjoying these homemade treats and tag us on Instagram @theproducemoms.
Be sure to also check out these 4 simple watermelon dog treats!
Curious about which other fruits and vegetables are safe for dogs? Find out here.
