Start by washing the fresh strawberries thoroughly under cool running water.

Remove the green leafy tops and check the berries for any spoiled or damaged areas.

Cut the strawberries into smaller pieces.

This helps them blend more easily and ensures a smoother consistency.

Step 2: Prepare the Banana

Peel one ripe banana and cut it into small chunks.

The banana should be soft enough to blend easily but should not have any mold or spoiled areas.

Set the prepared fruit aside.

Step 3: Add the Ingredients to the Blender

Place the prepared strawberries, banana pieces, and one cup of plain, unsweetened Greek yogurt into your blender or food processor.

Make sure the blender lid is secure before starting.

Step 4: Blend Until Smooth

Blend the ingredients until they form a creamy, evenly combined mixture.

Depending on your blender, this may take approximately 30–60 seconds.

If you prefer a little natural fruit texture, you can stop blending while a few tiny strawberry flecks remain.

The mixture should be thick but pourable.

Scrape down the sides of the blender if necessary to make sure all the ingredients are incorporated.

Step 5: Fill the Silicone Molds

Carefully pour the strawberry banana mixture into small silicone dog treat molds.

You can also use a clean ice cube tray.

Fill each section evenly, leaving a little space at the top if needed.

For small dogs, use smaller molds to create bite-sized portions. Larger molds may be suitable for bigger dogs, provided the final serving size is appropriate.

Step 6: Freeze Until Firm

Place the filled molds carefully on a flat freezer-safe tray.

Transfer them to the freezer and freeze for approximately 3–4 hours, or until the treats are completely solid.

Avoid moving the tray while the mixture is still liquid.

If your molds are particularly large, they may need additional freezing time.

Step 7: Remove the Frozen Treats

Once completely frozen, remove the molds from the freezer.

Gently press the bottom of each silicone mold to release the treats.

If you’re using an ice cube tray, carefully loosen each frozen piece.

The finished treats should be firm, creamy-looking, and naturally pink.

Step 8: Serve to Your Dog

Offer your dog one small frozen treat at a time.

For smaller dogs, choose a smaller portion. Supervise your dog while eating, especially if the treats are very firm.

If your dog finds frozen food difficult to chew, allow the treat to soften slightly before serving.

Your homemade Strawberry Banana Frozen Dog Treats are ready to enjoy!