If your pup loves peanut butter as much as mine does, you’re about to become their favorite person ever! These Dog Treats Homemade Frozen Peanut Butter Banana are cool, creamy, and perfect for summer days (or anytime your dog deserves a frosty reward).

Before we dive into the recipe, check out these other reader-favorite no-bake treats:

• Easy No-Bake Peanut Butter Banana Dog Treats

• Frozen Yogurt Banana Dog Treats

It all started with Iggy—my golden retriever and forever shadow. On hot days, she would sprawl belly-down on the kitchen floor, panting and watching the fridge like it held the secrets to life. I wanted something healthy, cooling, and quick. Store-bought frozen treats were too pricey and packed with weird ingredients.

So I whipped up these frozen bites using simple, dog-safe staples. Iggy approved with an enthusiastic tail wag and now expects one every afternoon.

These treats are made from just a few pantry staples:

• 1 ripe banana (mashed)

• 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt (xylitol-free)

• 1/3 cup natural peanut butter (always xylitol-free!)
  
  

Optional add-ins:

• 1 tsp honey (for adult dogs only, in moderation)

• 1 tbsp pumpkin puree (great for digestion)
  
  

Inspired by these Pumpkin Banana Oat Treats , I occasionally add pumpkin for an extra gut boost!

1. Mash banana in a bowl until smooth.

2. Add Greek yogurt and peanut butter. Stir until creamy.

3. Pour mixture into silicone molds or ice cube trays.

4. Freeze for 2–3 hours or until firm — or use a quick-freeze setting to speed things up.

5. Pop out and serve one at a time!

Tip: These molds from this blog post work like a dream!

🎥 Video by @gladysbarillas

Watch this step-by-step video tutorial to learn exactly how to make Dog Treats Homemade Frozen Peanut Butter Banana at home! 

These frozen treats are more than just tasty—they're full of goodness:

• Banana – A source of fiber and potassium

• Greek Yogurt – High in protein and probiotics (great for digestion)

• Peanut Butter – Healthy fats and protein for energy
  
  
  

  Nutrition List (Per Treat – Approximate)

  
  

  • Calories: 35 kcal

  • Protein: 1.5g

  • Fat: 2g

  • Carbohydrates: 3.5g

  • Fiber: 0.5g

  • Sugar: 1.5g

  • Calcium: 20mg

  • Potassium: 80mg
    
    

Always consult your vet before introducing new treats, especially if your dog has specific dietary needs.

Want another probiotic-rich treat? Try these Yogurt Applesauce Peanut Butter Dog Treats .

Make it your own based on what your dog loves:

• Add shredded carrot for texture

• Swap peanut butter for almond butter (still xylitol-free!)

• Mix in a splash of unsweetened applesauce
  
  

If you’re looking for more inspiration, try these Applesauce Carrot Treats .

Iggy loves kitchen time. She watches every scoop, every stir, and licks the peanut butter spoon when we’re done. It’s become our afternoon ritual: I mix and pour, she supervises and taste-tests. She even waits patiently by the freezer until the first batch is ready.

For those days when I want something baked, I reach for our Fast 15-Minute Bacon Cheddar Dog Treats .

• Store in an airtight container in the freezer

• Lasts 1–2 months (if your pup doesn’t eat them all before then!)

• Serve one at a time to avoid brain freeze
  
  

I love rotating these with Sweet Potato Air Fryer Treats for variety.

• Mixture too thick? Add a bit more yogurt.

• Too runny? Add extra banana or a spoon of pumpkin.

• Sticking to molds? Let sit for 2 mins at room temp before popping out.
  
  

You can always keep these Peanut Butter Banana Oat Treats on standby just in case.

Making Dog Treats Homemade Frozen Peanut Butter Banana turned into a sweet way to bond with Iggy while keeping her cool and healthy. Knowing exactly what goes into her treats gives me peace of mind, and she gets so excited every time I open the freezer.

• Frozen Pumpkin Applesauce Dog Treats

• Peanut Butter Applesauce Oat Treats

• Banana Peanut Butter Dog Treats No Oats
  
  

Happy freezing, and tag us with your pup’s favorite flavor combos!