Peanut Butter Lovers – An Ice Cream Recipe for your Dog
Homemade dog food and treats are becoming more and more popular and we want to provide you with a fun and tasty treat for your beloved furbabies! Below you will find the recipe and instructions; so have fun and keep on living the Good Life!
Ingredients
(Please see the important note at the end of this post for information on safe peanut butter and yogurt.)
- (1) Ripe Banana
- (1) Cup Peanut Butter*
- (2) Cups Plain Yogurt*
- (2) Tbsps of Honey
Instructions
- Mash bananas and mix with the plain yogurt.
- Soften peanut butter for a few seconds in the microwave.
- Combine banana and yogurt mixture with the peanut butter.
- Add the honey.
- Mix all ingredients until blended.
- Put mixture in a freezer safe dish or ice cube tray and let freeze overnight.
Finally, give to your dog on a hot day and watch him enjoy.
*Please make sure that you are using unsweetened yogurt without any artificial sweeteners and peanut butter that contains no xylitol. It is important to consult your veterinarian if your dog is sensitive to certain foods or if they have any allergies.
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