Pumpkin - Yogurt Frozen Summer Dog Treats

Frozen dog treats are a great way to treat your dog during the hot summer days. This video shows one of our favorite recipes: Frozen Pumpkin Treats.
We call our frozen dog treats pupsicles. To make frozen pumpkinsicles you only need two ingredients: Natural plain yogurt and 100% pure canned pumpkin. Be sure to use only pure pumpkin and NOT the pumpkin pie filling. You should use equal amounts of each to make the treats. In our video, I use 1/2 cup each.
Combine the two ingredients and scoop your mixture into ice cube trays. I like to use silicone dog treat molds for Apollo and Heidi: amzn.to/3bzOMuP
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[@ItsAboutTimeNow]

Very nice treats; our pups love boiled chicken here. LOL ~ Diana

[@mcsdog]

oh yeah, so do Heidi and Apollo!

[@tkilg7169]

We have a yorkie that has frequent stomach upsets, and I might try the pumpkin to help her get over it. That is of course assuming that she will eat it. She usually turns down any kind of food when she has an upset stomach. She's pretty small though, so would I feed her a teaspoon full also?

[@mcsdog]

yes, one teaspoon would be good