Your dog will enjoy this banana peanut butter dog ice cream recipe. Just 3 ingredients for this easy summer recipe. You could even enjoy a bowl yourself!
Two dog favourite flavours are made into a great ice cream for them. My dogs love peanut butter and bananas and went crazy for this ice cream. I had to restrain them from eating the bowl!
Is Ice Cream Safe for Dogs?
Human ice cream is not advisable for dogs due to the sugar and additives. Too much dairy can give them digestive upsets too. As for chocolate ice cream that is just a big no.
What Ice Cream is Safe for Dogs
Making your own ice cream with frozen yogurt is a better option. You can serve just plain yogurt or add a few dog safe fruits or sugar free peanut butter.
Low fat natural or Greek yogurt can be used to make the doggie ice cream. I sometimes use live coconut yogurt too.
As with all dog treats, small portions as a treat should be given. Even when they give you those adorable puppy eyes!
How to make ice cream for dogs
This banana peanut butter dog ice cream recipe is as easy as making a no churn ice cream recipe for yourself. Simply blend the ingredients and freeze. To serve you may need to let the ice cream melt as it can become a bit icy.
For this dog ice cream recipe I used banana as it's a favourite treat and when ripe, mashes well. The peanut butter must be sugar free. I used a 100% peanut butter with nothing but peanuts in it. Low fat Greek yoghurt is preferable as the peanut butter has a high fat content and we don't want to increase this.
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Banana Peanut Butter Dog Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 2 bananas ripe
- ½ cup peanut butter sugar free
- 16 oz Greek yogurt low fat
Instructions
- In a medium bowl, mash the bananas with a fork.
- Spoon in the peanut butter and mix until smooth.
- Add the Greek yogurt and stir until mixed through.
- Pour into a sealable container and freeze for 4 to 5 hours until firm.
- When serving, defrost slightly if too icy.
Notes
Nutrition
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Daisy Lin says
I have tried many of your recipes and i love them all, my puppies do too. I made this ice cream for my pugs and frenchies, and ehmmm....i ate lots of them as well, can't help it, it taste so good! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful recipes with us.