15 DIY Frozen Dog Treats Your Pup Will Go Nuts For This Summer

When the heat hits, your dog needs more than shade and water—they need something fun, tasty, and cool. Frozen treats are a great way to beat the summer heat while giving your pup a flavorful reward they’ll love.

These 15 DIY frozen dog treats are simple to make, use dog-safe ingredients, and are perfect for cooling down after a walk, playtime, or just lounging in the sun.

1. Peanut Butter & Banana Pops

Loving my Peanut Butter Doggie Ice Cream
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Blend one ripe banana with a spoonful of natural peanut butter and a splash of water. Pour the mix into silicone molds and freeze for a few hours.

These creamy bites are a hit with nearly every dog and have just the right mix of sweet and savory.


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2. Chicken Broth Cubes

Adorable Australian Shepherd puppy enjoying meal from metal bowl on patterned tile floor.
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Pour low-sodium, onion-free chicken broth into an ice cube tray and freeze. You can even drop in a few bits of cooked chicken for extra flavor.

These make a cool, savory snack your dog will lick down to the last drop.

3. Yogurt & Blueberry Bites

Blueberry Yogurt Dog Treats
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Use plain, unsweetened yogurt and mix in fresh blueberries. Spoon into small molds or mini muffin tins, then freeze.

They’re tangy, crunchy, and packed with antioxidants—perfect for pups and easy to share.

4. Watermelon Wedges

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Seedless watermelon is safe for dogs and naturally hydrating. Cut into small, bite-sized pieces and freeze.

These frozen chunks are refreshing and sweet with no extra prep needed. Just be sure to skip the rind.

5. Sweet Potato Coins

Sweet Potato Dog Treat
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Boil or bake thin slices of sweet potato, let them cool, and freeze them in layers.

They’re chewy and cold—perfect for teething pups or dogs who love a little texture in their snacks.

6. Apple & Carrot Slush Cups

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Grate fresh apple (no seeds) and carrots, mix with water, and freeze the blend in paper cups or molds.

These naturally sweet and crunchy cups are a vitamin-packed hit that feel like a treat but act like a health boost.

7. Pumpkin Ice Cream for Dogs

Pumpkin kefir ice cream for dogs
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Mix canned pumpkin (100% pure) with a little plain yogurt and water. Blend until smooth and freeze in containers or scoops.

It’s like ice cream without the dairy overload—perfect for sensitive stomachs and cool cravings.

8. Frozen KONG Stuffers

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Fill a KONG with peanut butter, mashed banana, or soaked kibble, and freeze overnight.

This doubles as a cooling treat and a boredom buster, keeping your pup entertained for longer.

9. Coconut & Pineapple Bites

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Blend plain coconut milk (no added sugar) with fresh pineapple chunks. Pour into molds and freeze.

These tropical-inspired treats taste like vacation—just make sure your dog tolerates coconut well.

10. Berry Bone Chillers

Frozen Bone Treats
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Blend strawberries, blueberries, and a bit of water, then freeze into fun bone-shaped molds.

They’re fruity, colorful, and loaded with natural sweetness and antioxidants.

11. Tuna Pops

Tasty Tuna Dog Treats
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Mix canned tuna in water (drained) with a bit of mashed sweet potato or water. Spoon into molds and freeze.

Fishy? Yes. But your dog will go wild for these savory, protein-packed pops.

12. Applesauce Cubes

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Freeze plain, unsweetened applesauce into silicone molds or an ice cube tray. Add a touch of cinnamon (optional) for a little extra flavor.

A simple, healthy snack that’s low-calorie and cooling on hot afternoons.

13. Frozen Oat Bites

DIY Peanut Butter Oat Dog Treats
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Combine oats, peanut butter, and a bit of mashed banana. Roll into balls, place on a tray, and freeze.

These bite-sized treats offer crunch, chill, and a boost of fiber all in one.

14. Carob & Banana Froyo

Woman training a white dog outdoors on green grass in a tropical garden.
Photo by Anna Tarazevich

Carob is a dog-safe alternative to chocolate. Blend carob powder with plain yogurt and banana, then freeze.

Your dog gets the sweet satisfaction of chocolate without the danger—win-win.

15. Ice Lick Tower

DIY Dog Ice Lick for Hot Summer Days
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In a plastic container, freeze layers of water mixed with safe snacks—kibble, blueberries, carrot chunks, or small toys. Let each layer set before adding the next.

This giant frozen puzzle keeps dogs engaged and hydrated as they work their way through the icy treasure.

Frozen treats are an easy way to beat the heat and show your dog some love. Choose a few favorites from this list and start experimenting—your pup will thank you with every happy lick.

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