Watermelon is a refreshing summer treat that can help cool down your dog. I often make watermelon treats for my golden retrievers, and this watermelon and blackberry dog popsicle recipe is one of their favorites.
Is Watermelon Safe for Dogs? Health Benefits You Should Know
Yes, watermelon is a safe, juicy fruit that dogs can eat. It’s a hydrating treat that’s low in calories, which makes it a pawfect snack during the dog days of summer.
Watermelon is also rich in vitamins A, B6, and C, and its high water content helps keep your dog cool and refreshed.
Important to Remember! The watermelon seeds and rind are difficult to digest and could cause stomach upset, so always remove them before serving to your dog.
Are Blackberries Good for Dogs? Here’s Why They’re a Healthy Choice
In moderation, blackberries are a healthy and nutritious treat for dogs. Blackberries are full of antioxidants, fiber, and vitamins like C and K, which can help your dog’s immune health and digestion.
Do Blackberry and Watermelon Taste Good Together in Dog Treats?
Yes! I’ve tried it, so I know my dogs will love it too. The watermelon adds sweetness and a cooling base, while the blackberries bring a little tartness and texture.
Both the watermelon and blackberries create a balanced flavor that most dogs find irresistible. Also, the natural combination of colors makes a delightful, berry-bright popsicle that is just pawfect for summer dog content, especially if you’re a dog parent who loves snapping photos.
Why You’ll Love Making This Blackberry Watermelon Popsicle For Dogs
– Fun and Easy to Make
– Great for Hydration and Cooling Down in the summer heat
– You can customize the shape using fun silicone molds for added cuteness
Recipe: Watermelon and Blackberries Popsicle For Dogs
Ingredients:
1 cup seedless watermelon, chopped
½ cup fresh or frozen blackberries
Beef Chew – for this recipe, I used Redbarn Beef Chew – you can use your dog’s favorite chew treat
Optional Ingredients You May Want To Add
1–2 tsp plain Greek yogurt (for creaminess)
2-4 tbsp bone broth (for added flavor)
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Prep the fruits: Remove seeds and rind from watermelon. Wash the blackberries.
2. Mash the blackberries
3. In a blender, blend the watermelon until smooth.
(If you plan Greek yogurt for a creamy texture, blend it with the watermelon)
4. Spoon some mashed blackberries into each silicone mold.
5. Insert the beef lung as an edible popsicle handle
6. Pour the blended watermelon
7. Freeze: Place in the freezer for at least 4 hours, or until completely frozen.
8. Serve: Pop out the frozen treat and let your dog enjoy a cool, fruity snack!
For this recipe I used a silicone dog paw popsicle mold available on Amazon – Check out our Golden Woofs Amazon Shop.
Make These Dog Popsicles with Watermelon & Blackberries For Your Pup
With just two fruity ingredients, these Blackberry Watermelon Dog Popsicles are a tail-waggin’ treat your pup will love. It’s easy to make, fun to serve, and totally slurp-worthy!
Other Frozen Dog Treats To Make For Your Pup
To make more homemade dog popsicles, explore our Frozen Dog Treat Recipe Page.
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