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Easy and Healthy Dog Treats

Serves 1
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Easy and Healthy Dog Treats

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Serves 1

Directions

  1. 1Add blueberries to a blender.
  2. 2Add steamed broccoli to the blender.
  3. 3Add half of a carrot to the blender.
  4. 4Add part goat milk and part filtered water to the blender.
  5. 5Blend the ingredients.
  6. 6Grab a pouring spout.
  7. 7Pour the blended mix to a pouring spout.
  8. 8Get your favorite ice molds.
  9. 9Fill the ice molds with the mix.
  10. 10Pop the ice molds into the freezer overnight.

Ingredients

  • blueberries
  • a little bit steamed broccoli
  • 0.5 carrot
  • part goat milk
  • part filtered water

Equipment

blenderpouring spoutice molds

Tips

  • Bone broth or plain greek yogurt can be used as a substitute for goat milk.
  • Freeze overnight.