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Pop recipes

Frozen pop recipes

Dog-safe fillings for The Ruby, tested on Ruby and Nala. Each one makes four pops.

Blueberry yoghurt pop frozen pop
SummerTummy friendly

Blueberry yoghurt pop

The classic. Cool, creamy and Ruby's favourite.

Prep 5 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: plain unsweetened Greek yoghurt, a handful of blueberries

  1. Half fill each cavity of the Pop Mould with yoghurt.
  2. Press in 3 or 4 blueberries, then top up with yoghurt.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours, or overnight.

Tip: Squash a couple of the blueberries for purple swirls dogs go mad for.

Peanut butter and banana pop frozen pop
Crowd favouriteQuick

Peanut butter and banana pop

Sticky, sweet and very hard to walk away from.

Prep 5 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: xylitol-free peanut butter, 1 ripe banana, a splash of water

  1. Mash the banana with 2 tablespoons of peanut butter and a splash of water.
  2. Spoon into the Pop Mould and smooth the tops.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Always check the label: xylitol is toxic to dogs.

Pumpkin and yoghurt pop frozen pop
Tummy friendlyPuppy friendly

Pumpkin and yoghurt pop

Gentle on the gut and bright orange to match.

Prep 10 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: plain cooked pumpkin (no spices), plain Greek yoghurt

  1. Mash cooled pumpkin with an equal amount of yoghurt.
  2. Spoon into the Pop Mould.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Canned pumpkin is fine if it is 100% pumpkin, not pie filling.

Golden broth and kibble pop frozen pop
SummerPicky eaters

Golden broth and kibble pop

Savoury, icy and great for dogs who are fussy with sweet.

Prep 5 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: onion-free and garlic-free bone broth, a few pieces of their kibble

  1. Drop 4 or 5 pieces of kibble into each cavity.
  2. Pour broth over the top to the rim.
  3. Freeze overnight for the firmest pop.

Tip: Pour the broth in slowly so the kibble stays spread out.

Watermelon cooler frozen pop
SummerLight

Watermelon cooler

A hot-day hydration pop with nothing added.

Prep 5 minLick time 20+ min

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You'll need: seedless watermelon, a splash of water

  1. Blend watermelon (no rind, no seeds) until smooth.
  2. Pour into the Pop Mould.
  3. Freeze overnight.

Tip: Watermelon pops melt faster, so serve them on the lawn.

Apple and carrot crunch frozen pop
LightPuppy friendly

Apple and carrot crunch

Fresh, crunchy bits set in creamy yoghurt.

Prep 10 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: plain Greek yoghurt, grated apple (no core or seeds), grated carrot

  1. Mix 3 parts yoghurt with 1 part apple and carrot.
  2. Spoon into the Pop Mould and press down.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Grate finely for puppies so it is easy to lick.

Strawberry swirl pop frozen pop
SummerPuppy friendly

Strawberry swirl pop

Pink, pretty and gone in thirty minutes flat.

Prep 5 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: plain Greek yoghurt, 3 or 4 fresh strawberries (tops off)

  1. Mash the strawberries with a fork.
  2. Layer yoghurt and strawberry in the Pop Mould, then swirl with a skewer.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Freeze a few whole berries on top for a surprise at the end.

Mango yoghurt pop frozen pop
SummerCrowd favourite

Mango yoghurt pop

A sunshine pop for long Aussie summers.

Prep 5 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: ripe mango (no skin or seed), plain Greek yoghurt

  1. Blend mango with an equal amount of yoghurt.
  2. Pour into the Pop Mould.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Always remove the mango seed: it is a choking hazard.

Sweet potato and banana pop frozen pop
Tummy friendlyPicky eaters

Sweet potato and banana pop

Naturally sweet and easy on sensitive tummies.

Prep 15 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: cooked sweet potato (plain, cooled), half a ripe banana

  1. Mash the sweet potato and banana together until smooth.
  2. Add a splash of water if it is too thick, then spoon into the mould.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Bake or steam the sweet potato. No butter, salt or spices.

Oat and banana brekkie pop frozen pop
Tummy friendlyQuick

Oat and banana brekkie pop

A gentle start for dogs who wake up hungry.

Prep 10 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: cooked rolled oats (water only, cooled), 1 ripe banana, plain yoghurt

  1. Mix 2 parts cooked oats with 1 part mashed banana.
  2. Stir through a spoon of yoghurt.
  3. Press into the Pop Mould and freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Cook the oats in water, never milk with sugar.

Cucumber and mint cooler frozen pop
SummerLight

Cucumber and mint cooler

Crisp, fresh and kind to doggy breath.

Prep 5 minLick time 20+ min

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You'll need: half a cucumber, 3 fresh mint leaves, a splash of water

  1. Blend the cucumber and mint with a little water.
  2. Pour into the Pop Mould.
  3. Freeze overnight.

Tip: Use garden mint in small amounts only.

Peanut butter pumpkin pop frozen pop
Crowd favouriteTummy friendly

Peanut butter pumpkin pop

Two dog favourites in one very serious pop.

Prep 10 minLick time 30+ min

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You'll need: plain cooked pumpkin, xylitol-free peanut butter

  1. Mash 3 parts pumpkin with 1 part peanut butter.
  2. Spoon into the Pop Mould and smooth the tops.
  3. Freeze for 3 to 4 hours.

Tip: Check the peanut butter label for xylitol every time.

Don’t have a Ruby yet?

Every pop here is sized for the Pop Mould that comes in the box with The Ruby. Get The Ruby and Pop Mould, free shipping Australia-wide.

Keep it dog-safe: never use xylitol, chocolate, grapes, raisins, onion or garlic. Check with your vet if your dog has allergies or a sensitive tummy, and treat pops as part of their daily food.