Want to make something special for your pup? These strawberry banana dog treats are a fun, healthy snack that’s super easy to whip up. They’re made with real ingredients like fresh fruit and yogurt — no weird chemicals or additives. Plus, no baking is required, so even if you’re not a pro in the kitchen, you’ve got this.

Perfect for a warm day or a quick treat, they’re freezer-friendly and can be made in big batches. So you’ll always have a stash ready to reward your furry friend. Let’s get started!

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

Quick and easy – Takes just 5 minutes to prep.
All-natural ingredients – Safe and healthy for dogs.
No baking needed – Just blend, pour, and freeze!

What You’ll Need

Here’s everything required to make these treats:

2 cups fresh or frozen strawberries (about ¾ lb)
1 ripe banana (for sweetness)
1 cup plain Greek yogurt (or regular plain yogurt)
2 tablespoons honey (optional — skip if your dog doesn’t tolerate sweets well)
¼ cup water (to make blending easier)

Optional Swaps:

No strawberries? Use blueberries or raspberries.
No banana? Try unsweetened applesauce instead.
Dairy-free? Replace yogurt with coconut milk.

Pro tip: Double-check that whatever yogurt you use doesn’t contain added sugar or xylitol. Xylitol is harmful to dogs.

Step-By-Step Instructions

Follow these super simple steps to make the treats:

1. Prep Your Workspace

Place a silicone dog treat mold (or ice cube tray) on a flat baking sheet. This will make it easier to move the molds later.

2. Blend Everything

Throw the strawberries, banana, yogurt, honey (if using), and water into a blender or food processor. Blend until smooth, like a thick smoothie. If it’s too thick, add a little more water to get the right texture.

3. Fill the Molds

Pour the mixture into the molds, filling each one to the top. Got air bubbles? Give the mold a little tap on the counter to release them.

4. Freeze

Pop the tray into the freezer for about 30 minutes, or until the treats are solid.

5. Serve or Store

Once frozen, take the treats out of the molds. Store them in an airtight container in the freezer, and they’ll stay good for up to 3 months.

Customization Ideas

Want to mix it up? Here are some ways to tweak the recipe:

Dairy-Free Version: Swap yogurt for unsweetened coconut milk.
Peanut Butter Lovers: Add a tablespoon of xylitol-free peanut butter to the mix.
Seasonal Add-Ins: Use pumpkin purée in the fall or add watermelon for a summer twist.

Serving Tips

Serve these frozen — they’re especially refreshing on hot days.
Want to jazz up mealtime? Crumble a treat as a topper for your dog’s regular food.

Making these strawberry banana dog treats is a fun way to keep your dog happy and healthy. They’re easy to make, full of good-for-them ingredients, and totally customizable. Ready to try it? Your pup will thank you with endless tail wags!