10 Healthy Homemade Christmas Dog Treat Recipes You Can Freeze in Your Freezbone
Holidays can get busy, loud, and overwhelming for dogs. One of the simplest ways to keep them calm is by giving them freezer treats that keep them busy and satisfied. These 10 Christmas DIY recipes are quick to make, freezer-friendly, and designed to pair with your Freezbone. Just fill, freeze, and let your dog enjoy a peaceful holiday moment.
Quick Safety Notes
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Avoid xylitol
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No raisins, grapes, or nutmeg
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Limited dairy
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Freeze for 4–6 hours
Christmas Recipe #1: Turkey & Cranberry Cream
Ingredients:
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1 cup cooked shredded turkey
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2 tablespoons unsweetened cranberry purée
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2 tablespoons low-fat yogurt
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Pinch of cinnamon (optional)
Directions:
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Mix the turkey and cranberry together.
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Add the yogurt and swirl until creamy.
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Add a tiny sprinkle of cinnamon if your pup enjoys warm flavors.
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Scoop everything into your dog's FreezTree
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Freeze until firm.
Christmas Recipe #2: Peanut Butter Gingerbread Spread
Ingredients:
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2 tablespoons unsweetened peanut butter
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1 tablespoon mashed banana
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1 teaspoon plain yogurt
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Tiny pinch of ginger powder
Directions:
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Mash the banana and peanut butter together.
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Add the yogurt and ginger.
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Spread the mix over your FreezPaw Mat
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Freeze for an hour or leave as-is for a quick treat.
Christmas Recipe #3: Apple Cinnamon Swirl
Ingredients:
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½ cup unsweetened applesauce
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2 tablespoons Greek yogurt
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Pinch of cinnamon
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Optional: crushed Freezbone Allergy & Immune Chews
Directions:
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Mix applesauce and yogurt until creamy.
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Add a tiny pinch of cinnamon.
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Pour into your FreezSanta
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Freeze until firm.
Christmas Recipe #4: Honey Snowflake Drizzle
Ingredients:
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2 tablespoons plain yogurt
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1 teaspoon unsweetened pumpkin purée
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Drizzle of honey (optional, tiny amount)
Directions:
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Mix yogurt and pumpkin together.
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Add a tiny drizzle of honey.
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Pour into your FreezDoughnut
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Freeze for a few hours.
Christmas Recipe #5: Double Berry Frost Cups
Ingredients:
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2 tablespoons mashed blueberries
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2 tablespoons mashed strawberries
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2 tablespoons yogurt
- Tiny splash of water (if needed)
Directions:
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Mix blueberries with a spoonful of yogurt.
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Mix strawberries with a spoonful of yogurt.
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Add blueberry mix to one end of your FreezDouble.
- Add the strawberry mix to the other end.
- Freeze until solid.
Christmas Recipe #6: Minty Snowball Mix
Ingredients:
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2 tablespoons low-fat yogurt
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1 tablespoon mashed banana
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1–2 mint leaves finely chopped
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Crushed Freezbone Hip & Joint Chews
Directions:
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Mash a little banana into the yogurt.
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Add the chopped mint.
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Add crushed Freezbone Hip & Joint Chews
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Stir everything together for a cool, fresh mix.
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Spoon into your FreezFootball
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Freeze until set.
Christmas Recipe #7: Banana Cookie Cream
Ingredients:
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½ mashed banana
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2 tablespoons plain yogurt
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1 crushed Freezbone Probiotic Chews
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Dash of water if needed
Directions:
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Mash the banana and yogurt until creamy.
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Mix in the crushed Freezbone Probiotic Chews.
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Scoop into your dog's FreezBow
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Freeze until firm.
Christmas Recipe #8: Ginger Pup Custard
Ingredients:
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2 tablespoons pumpkin purée
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2 tablespoons yogurt
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Tiny pinch of ginger
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Optional: a touch of honey
Directions:
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Mix pumpkin and yogurt.
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Add the ginger.
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For extra sweetness, add a very tiny bit of honey.
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Spoon the mixture into your dog's FreezGingerbread
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Freeze until solid.
Christmas Recipe #9: Honey Vanilla Snow Mix
Ingredients:
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1 teaspoon vanilla extract (dog-safe, alcohol-free)
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2 tablespoons yogurt
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Drizzle of honey
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Small pinch of chia seeds
Directions:
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Mix yogurt with vanilla.
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Add a tiny drizzle of honey.
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Sprinkle in chia seeds.
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Fill your FreezBaseball
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Freeze until solid.
Christmas Recipe #10: Holiday Feast Freeze
Ingredients:
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1 tablespoon turkey pieces
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1 tablespoon green beans, finely chopped
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1 tablespoon mashed potato (plain, no salt)
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Splash of broth (low sodium)
Directions:
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Mix turkey, beans, and potatoes together.
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Add a splash of broth.
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Pack the mix into your FreezStar
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Freeze until firm.









