DIY Cat Popsicles
- Author: Janelle Leeson
- Yield: 2–4 popsicles, depending on mold size 1x
Instructions
- Distribute dried minnows into molds.
- Combine tap water and sardine water, then pour into molds.
- If you are using a mold with a top seal (like this style, for example), seal the molds, replacing the human popsicle stick with a silvervine stick. For other molds, just use the silvervine stick as you would a regular popsicle stick.
- Place in the freezer for at least four hours or until frozen.
- Enjoy!
Notes
- The molds you use will make a difference because the silvervine stick is round—not flat, like a regular popsicle stick. I used this style, which was perfect for a small batch of popsicles, but it was less than ideal as I wasn’t able to put the full amount of liquid in the mold because of the t-shaped mold and stick fitting. I did some searching and I think this style is a better bet.
- Whatever mold you use, you may find these popsicles are large for just one kitty. My two cats shared one. You can offer the treat to your cat on a plate or in a bowl and re-freeze the leftovers for another time.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 2–4, depending on mold size
- Calories: 5
