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Blueberry Ice Cube

2 tbs Greek Yogurt

1 tbs Peanut Butter

½ cup of water (The amount of water determines the amount that’s being made. Lots of water is good, thinning the Yogurt and Butter is better for your baby.)

A handful of blueberries is good, when blending the Yogurt, Peanut Butter and Blueberries gives it a light blue color. That’s where the flavor comes in.

Blend it, place it on an ice tray and freeze for 1 hour.

They are good for 3 months in the freezer, that’s about 90 days depending on how much you use. Depending on the size of fur baby will determine how much to give them. I have two busy dogs between 60/71 lbs and I give them one to two pieces daily and some times when doing agility. Active dogs will burn more energy, so giving them a treat that was made for them is really a treat. LOL.

The dog will love you more for the new tasty treats that you provided, remember moderate feeding is healthy.

I give my Lilo & Stitch two snack after playing around in the yard with some agility exercise and their desert after dinner.

This simple recipe is healthy, and it will help with fighting cancer.  That’s a good thing!

I found this recipe at TikTok

blueberry ice cubes for dogs – Bing

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