Skip the Fireworks, Keep the Treats: 8 Fourth of July Recipes Your Dog Will Love
Both my dog and I don’t love certain aspects of the Fourth of July. While we could very much do without fireworks, we do love the tasty treats that come with the holiday. Obviously, I’ll be munching on a hot dog or two. Unfortunately for my furry friend, the food simply has too much sodium for her to safely enjoy. So, I’ll be making her her very own dog-safe Fourth of July treats!
And if you want to do the same, here are 8 awesome recipes that your furry friend is sure to love on July 4.
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Dog-Friendly Patriotic Pops
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What You’ll Need:
A cup of Strawberries
A cup of plain Greek yogurt
A cup of blueberries
The ULTIMATE Patriotic Dog Treat Recipe
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Credit: Gone to the Snow Dogs
What You’ll Need:
Cherries (made sure you pit them!)
Blueberries
Unsweetened coconut
Coconut Water
Coconut Milk
Unflavored Gelatin
Red white and blue frozen dog treat
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Credit: EmeryPets
What You’ll Need:
Strawberries
Plain Greek yogurt
Blue spirulina
DIY 4th of July Pupsicles
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Credit: Paws & Learn
What You’ll Need:
Plain yogurt
Strawberries
Blueberries
Dog Biscuits
Easy 4th of July Food for Dogs
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Credit: thezcattledogs Dogs
What You’ll Need:
Five strawberries
Five blueberries
A splash of goat’s milk
A splash of bone broth
4th of July Popsicles for Dogs
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What You’ll Need:
Strawberries
Raspberries
Honey
Coconut
Blueberries
Celery
Refreshing Summer Dog Treat
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Credit: Native Pet
What You’ll Need:
Seedless Watermelon
Mango
Coconut water
Goat milk powder
Fourth of July Dog Treats
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