Homemade Blueberry Gelatin Dog Treats Recipes:

If you like to adore spoiling your furry friend with some tasty and nutritious snacks like me, then you are at the right place. I mean, what is better than feeding some easy, nutritious goodies at home just with your own kitchen comfort? The best thing that I feel about homemade dog treats is that it is not only a fun-filled adventure, but I am satisfied that all the ingredients are hygienic, and I am providing the best to my little pup with love right mingling with my own comfort. Let’s grab your apron and get started with the drooling blueberry gelatin dog treats.

Healthy Blueberry Gelatin Dog Treats – 3 Ingredients No Baked Recipe:

Three ingredients, no bake, blueberry gelatin dog treats are not about introducing a new snack, but it’s about nourishing their health and well-being. When you offer them a gelatin blueberry treat, basically with each bite, you are offering them a burst of blueberry goodness with a powerhouse of nutritional benefits because blueberries are rich in antioxidants, vitamins C & E, magnesium, and fibers that not only promote a healthy immune system of your little baby but helps in digestion.

I will add a spoon of coconut oil because it contains medium chain triglycerides that support the immune system and helps in brain activity. It has anti-inflammatory properties too.

 On the other hand, unflavored gelatin for dogs contains essential amino acids that are vital for joint health and flexibility by coating a glossy coat and healthy skin. So basically, I love this treat because it’s not only easy to make, but it’s a dynamic duo that ensures my little pups receive the nutrients that they need to thrive. And of course, along with me, my Revo, Alex, and Fluffy also enjoy making this recipe. So I thought to share my recipe with your bundle of joy too.

No Baked Homemade Blueberry Treats for Dogs Recipe # 01:

Ingredients:

• 1/2 cup of water
• 1 cup of blueberries.
• 3 tbsp of unflavored beef gelatin powder.
• 1 tbsp of coconut oil.
• 24 Gelatin dog treats.

Instructions:

• In a blender, add ½ cup of water and 1 cup of blueberries in it and mix it well.
• Put on the flame and place in a saucepan. Take coconut oil and melt it in a low flame. Once the coconut oil is melted, add the blueberry mixture to it. Now add 3 tbsp of gelatin. Stir the mixture till the gelatin completely dissolves. Remove it from heat and pour it into a mold. Place them in a refrigerator for 3-4 hours.
• Store in a refrigerator for not more than two days. I always prefer to make fresh gelatin treats for my furry friends.

No, blueberries will not hurt your dogs because its low calorie treat that is perfectly fine for your dogs. In Fact it helps in brain activity, supports the immune system, and helps in digestion if given in moderation.

Can blueberries give dogs diarrhea?

Blueberries are considered safe for your dog’s treat, only if taken in moderate quantities. However, if consumed in large quantities, it can upset the little tummy and cause vomiting and diarrhea due to high fiber content.

Can Dogs Eat Gelatin?

Dogs can eat gelatin because it contains essential amino acids that strengthen the joint by improving collagen production, which is the key component of joint cartilage and the inner membrane.

Blueberry Gelatin Dog Treats Recipe # 02:

Another treat that my boys(fluffy and Revo) love a lot is blueberry yogurt bites that just need 5 minutes and prepare after mixing all ingredients. The blueberry yogurt bites keep them refreshed in summer. 

Ingredients:

• 2 tb sp unflavored gelatin powder.
• ½ cup of cold water.
• ½ cup of frozen blueberries.
• 2 tb sp of plain Greek yogurt.

Instructions:

• In a blender or food processor, mix cold water, blueberries, and yogurt. 
• On a medium flame, boil 1 ⁄ 2 cup of water. Turn off the flame, add gelatin, and mix well until the gelatin completely dissolves.
• Now, pour the blueberry mixture into boiled water and stir.
• Transfer this mixture into a silicone mold.
• Place the mixture in a refrigerator for up to 3-4 hours.
• Homemade blueberry gelatin for dog treats is ready to serve your pups.

FAQS

Are cherries safe for dogs?

Fresh cherries are considered safe if taken with proper caution like pits, stems and leaves should be carefully removed because these parts contain cyanide and its dangerous for your dogs. Moreover, pits can block the intestine.

Can dogs eat Jello?

No, jello is not recommended to the dogs even for occasional snacks.

How to make blueberry dog treats?

You can easily make blueberry dog treats at home by mixing blueberry and water in a mixer, and then in hot water dissolve the gelatin. Now add the blueberry mixture in a gelatin stir them well. Pour all the mixture in a silicone mold and keep them in a refrigerator.

Is jello good for dogs?

Jello is not recommended for dogs as it contains artificial color, preservatives, and flavor. It can upset your dog’s digestive system.