Vegan Pupsicles Your Dog Will Go Crazy For – Only 3 Ingredients!

Keep your pup cool, happy and healthy this summer with these low-fat vegan apple pupsicles. 100 % human-grade, dog-safe ingredients and on the table (or in the freezer) in just 15 minutes.

Perfect frozen dog treat for hot days – and completely plant-based!

Why These Vegan Pupsicles Are a Summer Must-Have

• Low in fat and calories
• Packed with soluble fibre from apples (great for digestion)
• Coconut oil & cinnamon offer natural anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal benefits
• Zero dairy, zero animal products → truly vegan dog treats
• Budget-friendly and made with pantry staples

Ingredients (makes ≈12–16 pupsicles)

• 2 cups fresh apples (green or red, washed – about 3 medium apples)
• ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon (make sure it’s dog-safe Ceylon cinnamon if possible)
• 2 teaspoons organic cold-pressed coconut oil

Equipment

• High-speed blender or food processor
• Silicone ice cube trays or mini muffin trays (perfect portion control for small dogs)
• Optional: dog-safe chew or bone for a “pupsicle stick”

How to Make Vegan Apple Pupsicles – Step by Step

Prep time: 15 minutes Freeze time: 3–4 hours Total time: ~4 hours 15 minutes

1. Prepare the apples Quarter the apples and remove stems and seeds (seeds contain trace cyanide – always remove!).
2. Blend Add apples, coconut oil, and cinnamon to your blender. Blend on high until completely smooth (about 45–60 seconds).
3. Pour into molds Spoon or pour the apple mixture into silicone ice cube trays or mini muffin trays.
4. Optional pupsicle stick Wait 20–30 minutes until the top starts to firm up, then gently press a dog bone or chew into the centre to create an adorable (and functional) handle.
5. Freeze Freeze for at least 3–4 hours or overnight for best results.
6. Serve & watch the tail wags! Pop out of the mold and serve outside or on an easy-to-clean surface – they melt fast on hot days!

Storage Tips

Store in a freezer-safe container or zip bag for up to 3 months. Perfect for batch-prepping the entire summer!

Frequently Asked Questions

Are apples safe for dogs? Yes! Apples are one of the healthiest fruits for dogs (just remove seeds and core).

Can I use any type of apple? Absolutely – green apples give a tart flavour most dogs love, while red apples are sweeter.

My dog is allergic to coconut. What can I substitute? Simply leave out the coconut oil – the pupsicles will still freeze perfectly.

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