Gummies for Dogs: Easy Blueberry & Coconut Gummy Treat Recipe

Your dog deserves a snack that feels special, and these homemade Gummies for Dogs were inspired by a sweet moment with my own pup.SAM would appear the instant she heard the crinkle of my fruit snack wrapper. Her perfect sit and hopeful eyes made it impossible not to smile. I wanted her to share that little moment with me, so I created a gummy treat that was safe, natural, and made just for her. Watching her chew the first wobbly, blueberry bite turned our snack time into a shared joy.

Why These Gummies for Dogs Are Extra Special

These soft, chewy gummies offer a fun change from crunchy biscuits. Their gentle texture is perfect for puppies, seniors, and any pup who prefers a softer treat. The bright purple color comes naturally from blueberries, and the light coconut aroma makes every bite smell delicious. Because they’re homemade, you skip artificial flavors and dyes. It’s a simple, honest treat you can feel good about sharing. For more natural snack ideas, you can explore our Dog Treat Recipes category.

Ingredients You’ll Need

IngredientAmount
Pureed blueberries½ cup
Coconut oil¼ cup
Unflavored gelatin2 tablespoons
Honey (optional)1 tablespoon

Equipment You’ll Need

  • Small saucepan
  • Whisk
  • Measuring cups and spoons
  • Silicone molds
  • Blender or food processor

How to Make These Blueberry & Coconut Gummies for Dogs

1. Puree the blueberries

Blend the blueberries until smooth. You may strain them for an ultra-smooth finish, but pups usually enjoy the natural texture.

2. Warm the mixture

Pour puree into a saucepan with coconut oil and optional honey. Warm gently until the coconut oil melts. Do not boil.

3. Bloom the gelatin

Sprinkle the gelatin evenly over the warm mixture. Let it sit for one minute so it can thicken.

4. Whisk until smooth

Whisk over low heat for 2–3 minutes until the gelatin dissolves completely.

5. Fill the molds

Pour the mixture into silicone molds and tap gently to remove bubbles.

6. Chill

Refrigerate for 2–3 hours or until firm.

7. Pop out and enjoy

Remove each gummy carefully and share one with your happy pup.

Storage & Safety Notes

Refrigerate gummies in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks. Freeze on a tray and store up to 3 months. Serve frozen on warm days for a cooling treat. Avoid artificial sweeteners and xylitol. For ingredient safety, trusted guides like PetMD are helpful.

Serving Portions by Dog Weight

Dog WeightPortionDaily Maximum
Under 20 lbs1 small gummy1 per day
20–50 lbs1–2 small gummiesUp to 2
Over 50 lbs2–3 small gummiesUp to 3

Health Benefits

  • Blueberries: Natural antioxidants for immune and brain support.
  • Coconut Oil: Healthy fats for skin and coat health.
  • Gelatin: Supports joints, digestion, and coat strength.
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Gummies for Dogs: Homemade blueberry and coconut gummies that are soft, healthy, and easy to make, giving your pup a natural, tail-wagging treat.

  • Author: Emily

Ingredients

Ingredient Amount
Pureed blueberries ½ cup
Coconut oil ¼ cup
Unflavored gelatin 2 tablespoons
Honey (optional) 1 tablespoon

Instructions

1. Puree the blueberries

Blend the blueberries until smooth. You may strain them for an ultra-smooth finish, but pups usually enjoy the natural texture.

2. Warm the mixture

Pour puree into a saucepan with coconut oil and optional honey. Warm gently until the coconut oil melts. Do not boil.

3. Bloom the gelatin

Sprinkle the gelatin evenly over the warm mixture. Let it sit for one minute so it can thicken.

4. Whisk until smooth

Whisk over low heat for 2–3 minutes until the gelatin dissolves completely.

5. Fill the molds

Pour the mixture into silicone molds and tap gently to remove bubbles.

6. Chill

Refrigerate for 2–3 hours or until firm.

7. Pop out and enjoy

 

Remove each gummy carefully and share one with your happy pup.

FAQs About Gummies for Dogs

Are Gummies for Dogs safe?

Yes, when homemade without sugar or artificial sweeteners. Human gummies are not safe.

Why won’t my gummies set?

The gelatin may not have dissolved fully. Whisk slowly until smooth.

Can I use other fruits?

Yes, pumpkin, strawberry, and banana work well. Never use grapes or cherries.

Is coconut oil good for dogs?

Yes, in small amounts. It supports brain function and coat health.

How long do homemade gummies last?

Up to 2 weeks in the fridge or 3 months in the freezer.

Final Takeaway

These homemade Gummies for Dogs bring a sweet moment of connection to snack time. Their soft texture, simple ingredients, and happy flavor make every bite a little celebration of love.

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