Frozen Carrot Bone Broth Dog Chews

Name: Frozen Carrot Bone Broth Dog Chews
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 2 h
Total time: 2 h 5 min
Yield: 6
Cuisine: Homemade Dog Treats
Ingredients: 6 Medium Carrots (ends trimmed); 4 Cups Chicken Wing Bone Broth or Any Other Bone Broth (just make sure no onions) – follow our Chicken Wing Bone Broth for Dogs Recipe for the best nutrients; Get our Ultimate Dog Treat Cookbook here!

By Dog Child

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Looking for an easy homemade chew that keeps dogs busy. These frozen carrots simmered in chicken wing bone broth are the perfect treat.

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Frozen Carrot Bone Broth Dog Chews

Servings

6

Prep Time

5 minutes

Cook Time

2 hours

Carrots provide natural fiber and beta-carotene for vision and gut health, while bone broth adds collagen and minerals to support joints and hydration. With just two ingredients, they transform into a long-lasting snack that’s refreshing and soothing.

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Ingredients

6 Medium Carrots (ends trimmed)
4 Cups Chicken Wing Bone Broth or Any Other Bone Broth (just make sure no onions) – follow our Chicken Wing Bone Broth for Dogs Recipe for the best nutrients

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Directions

Trim the ends of the carrots.
Simmer carrots for 1-2 hours in 4 cups of homemade Chicken Wing Bone Broth or use any other type of bone broth just ensure there are no onions in them. Here is another one of our favorite Bone Broths.
Remove carrots from broth and let them cool completely.
Place carrots in a freezer-safe container.
Freeze until solid and serve frozen as a chew treat!

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FAQ

Can I use store-bought bone broth?

Yes, but make sure it’s unsalted and free from onions or garlic. We recommend making our homemade bone broth for maximum nutrients.

How long do these frozen carrots last?

Store in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 2 months.

Where can I find more treat recipes like this?

Check out our Ultimate Dog Treat Cookbook for 50 homemade recipes your dog will love. Find it here.

Can dogs eat bone broth?

Absolutely! Bone broth is a safe and nutritious addition to your dog’s diet, packed with essential minerals that support joint and gut health. Want to learn more about the benefits and how to make it at home? Read our full guide to bone broth for dogs here.

Do you have other bone broth recipes?

Yes! Here are a bunch:

Homemade Bone Broth For Dogs

Turkey Neck Bone Broth For Dogs

Chicken Feet Bone Broth for Dogs

Where can I buy bone broth?

Try this easyBone Broth for Dogs from Native Pet

Are these safe for puppies?

Yes! Supervise during chewing—frozen carrots are especially soothing for teething puppies.

What can I do with leftover broth?

Strain and freeze into cubes to use later as a meal topper.

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