There are frozen "Frosty" treats for dogs available in the frozen food section of most grocery stores. They're sold in boxes of 4 treat cups, costing about $4.00 a box. The ingredients to make this quick and easy recipe cost about the same amount or less and makes 12 treat cups.
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Preparation with an electric mixer -
In a mixing bowl, mash the ripe banana with a fork. Add the peanut butter and honey and mix at medium speed until smooth and well blended. Add the yogurt and mix again at medium speed until well blended.
Preparation with a food processor or blender -
Puree the banana. Add the remaining ingredients and process until smooth and well blended.
Pour or spoon the mixture into small disposable cups - about 3 to 4 ounce size. (I cut about 2 inches off the tops of disposable foam coffee cups, to create short cups with a wider mouth than disposable bathroom cups. This recipe filled 12 cups, as shown.)
Place the filled cups on a tray and freeze. Individual cups can be covered with foil or plastic wrap.
For small dogs, pour the mixture into ice cube trays. Cover with foil or plastic wrap and freeze.
To feed - Frozen treats in cups can be given, as is, allowing the dog to lick the frozen mixture from the cup. Or... remove the frozen treat from the cup or ice cube tray and place it in your dog's food dish.
Watch your dog closely to ensure that he or she licks only the frozen treat and doesn't try to eat the container. Promptly discard the empty cup.
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