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Carrot Apple Dog Popsicle Recipe | Pupford

Carrot Apple Dog Popsicle Recipe | Pupford

Check out this tasty carrot apple dog popsciple recipe your pup is sure to love! See the ingredients, directions, and video here!

Looking for an easy-to-make puppy popsicle recipe? You're in the right place!

Carrot Apple "Pupsicles" are a tasty option that dogs love on hot days. Plus, you likely already have all of the ingredients in your fridge, yay!

Check out Scout loving the pupsicles below.

dog eat carrot apple popsicle | Pupford


Let's get to the recipe!

Ingredients

  • 2 apples (any kind), with seeds, core, and stem removed
  • 2 full-size carrots or about 2 cups of baby carrots
  • About 1 cup of water
  • Ice cube trays

Directions

  1. Cut 2 apples (any kind) and remove seeds, core, and stem. Leave the skin on.
  2. Cut 2 full-size carrots into 3-4 inch pieces, or use about 2 cups of baby carrots.
  3. Put ingredients in a blender or food processor.
  4. Add 1 cup of water and puree.
  5. Pour into ice cube trays (don't use actual popsicle sticks, they can be dangerous for dogs) and freeze.
  6. Serve on hot days to help keep your dog cool (or any day you wanna give them a tasty frozen treat!).

Here are the directions in video form ⤵️

Did your pup like this recipe? Let us know in the comments!

Related Reading: Can Dogs Eat Apples & Apple Sauce?

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