Christmas Dog Treats No Bake (Easy Frozen Holiday Bites!)

If you want a festive Christmas dog treat that requires zero baking, tastes incredible, and looks like a Pinterest masterpiece, these Christmas Dog Treats No Bake are exactly what you’ve been searching for.

They’re creamy, colorful, naturally flavored, and totally dog-safe — and since they’re frozen, they’re perfect for pups who love a cool, refreshing snack. These treats are especially great for busy holiday weeks when you want something cute and homemade without turning on the oven.

Whether you’re filling treat jars, prepping a holiday photoshoot, or surprising your pup with something special during December, these frozen bites bring holiday cheer in the simplest way possible.

Base Mixture

• ½ cup plain yogurt (unsweetened, xylitol-free – IMPORTANT)

• ⅓ cup natural peanut butter (no salt, no sugar)

• ¼ cup pumpkin puree (gives beautiful Christmas color + firmness)

• 1 tablespoon coconut oil (helps treats stay firm when frozen)

Festive Color Mix-Ins

Choose any (or use all):

• 2 tablespoons finely grated carrot (natural orange sparkle)

• 2 tablespoons mashed fresh cranberries (dog-safe + bright red dots)

• 1 tablespoon chia seeds (helps bind + adds crunch)

• 1 tablespoon shredded unsweetened coconut (snowy Christmas look)

This is where the Christmas magic happens.

Fold in your favorite holiday ingredients:

• Cranberries → bright red Christmas specks

• Carrot → warm natural orange

• Coconut → soft snowy white

• Chia seeds → texture + firming

The mixture now looks like a bowl of Christmas confetti — colorful, cheerful, and perfect for molding.

Choose fun holiday molds such as:

🎄 Christmas trees
❄️ Snowflakes
⭐ Stars
🐾 Paw prints
🧸 Gingerbread men

Press the mixture into the molds, smoothing the tops so they freeze evenly.

Tap the mold tray lightly against the counter — this removes air pockets and creates crisp, detailed shapes.

✨ Pro tip: Add extra coconut or cranberry bits on top before freezing for a polished, Pinterest-ready finish.

Place molds in the freezer for 2–3 hours or until completely solid.

Once frozen, pop the treats out and store them in a container or freezer bag.

They hold their shape beautifully and don’t melt instantly like many yogurt-based treats.

Freezer

These treats should stay frozen until serving.
Store them in a freezer-safe container for 2–3 months.

Ideal for:

• Prepping holiday batches

• Gifting frozen treats to friends

• Stashing extras for Christmas week

Serving

Let the treat sit at room temperature for 1–2 minutes if your dog prefers softer bites.
Most pups will happily crunch them right from the freezer.

Always double-check that your peanut butter is xylitol-free, as xylitol is extremely dangerous for dogs.

Plain yogurt and pumpkin are widely tolerated, but every dog is different.
When offering new ingredients:

✔ Start with a small portion
✔ Watch for sensitivities
✔ Adjust mix-ins for allergies
✔ Ask your veterinarian if you’re unsure

No-bake treats are meant as occasional snacks, not meal replacements.

These Christmas Dog Treats No Bake are festive, creamy, colorful, and unbelievably easy to make — the perfect choice for dog parents who want to create something adorable and meaningful without turning holiday baking into a full project. You don’t need an oven, fancy tools, or complicated steps. Just a few wholesome ingredients and a set of Christmas molds can turn an ordinary afternoon into a cozy holiday moment your dog will absolutely love.

They’re ideal for stocking stuffers, homemade gifts, treat boxes, or simply giving your dog a cool little burst of joy throughout December. Whether you’re prepping for holiday parties or just adding something special to your pup’s daily routine, these Christmas Dog Treats No Bake deliver charm and cheer with almost no effort at all.

There’s something magical about mixing natural colors — bright cranberries, warm carrot shreds, snowy coconut — into a creamy, festive blend. Every swirl, scoop, and sprinkle feels like adding a touch of holiday sparkle. And while your dog may not understand Christmas the way we do, they definitely feel the excitement, the love, and the extra attention that goes into making something just for them.

So grab your silicone molds, stir up some holiday cheer, and freeze a batch of these adorable Christmas Dog Treats No Bake. Keep them ready for quiet evenings by the tree, little holiday rewards, or simply to share a sweet December moment with your furry best friend.

Your pup will savor every frosty bite — and you’ll have a new holiday tradition that’s simple, joyful, and full of love. ❤️🐾✨