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Hi Bold Bakers!
If you’re like me you love spoiling your pets. I find making wholesome and satisfying treats for my friends and family is just as much fun as making them for my dog. With this in mind I’ve whipped up 3 incredible no-bake frozen doggy treat recipes you will not believe.
I love this recipe for doggy treats! Just like a smoothie you and I would drink, this doggy treat blends simple ingredients your dog will love. Made with just 2 ingredients, raspberries and chicken stock, these frozen dog treats come together in only 5 minutes! After a quick mash together these are poured into adorable doggy treat molds and frozen. And of course you can always use an ice tray or paper cups.

You will love making these but more importantly your pets will go crazy for them! You can feel great about making these for your pups as not only will they love the taste but they are actually full of health benefits. Just as fresh berries act as superfoods for humans they pack a punch for your pets! All the antioxidants and fiber boast the same benefits for your dog’s body.

If you like cooking for your dog, you will love this recipe. So simple to whip up and so good for your puppies, you will have no more need for store bought treats.
Looking for more treats for your best friends? Watch my dog Waffles and I making Ice Cream for Dogs! And get more Homemade Dog Treats!
Buy the Dog Bone Mold I used for these recipes on Amazon.com!
Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 10 minutes mins
Make your best friends Homemade Dog Treats like my Chicken and Raspberry Dog Treats with only 2 ingredients and packing heath benefits for your pets.
Author: Gemma Stafford
Servings: 8 -10
Ingredients
- 1 cup (8floz/240mlz) chicken stock
- 1 cup (5oz/150g) fresh or frozen defrosted raspberries
Instructions
In a small food mash up the raspberries and then pour in the chicken stock.
Mix until evenly combined and uniform in color.
Pour into dog bone molds, filling to the top.
Freeze for a minimum of 5 hours or overnight.
To remove tap on the counter to loosen then turn out. If you have any trouble, quickly run the mold under warm water to help the treats release then turn out.
Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.