Pupsicles
Ingredients:
2 cups low salt beef or chicken broth2/3 cup water
2 or 3 ice cube trays
Small rawhide sticks
Directions:
Mix water with beef or chicken broth and pour into popcicle trays. Place in freezer and serve cold. Add a rawhide stick
halfway through the freezing. This recipe is quick, easy, and fun. It's probably best to serve this dish outside.Dog Ice Cream Peanut Butter Banana Freezies
1 Cup Plain Yogurt
1 Banana, peeled
1/2 Cup Peanut Butter
1 T Honey
1 T Brewers Yeast
Directions:
Place all ingredients in a blender or food processor and mix/blend until fully combined. Spoon batter in to desired containers and freeze. You can use three 4 ounce ramikens for this recipe. An ice cube tray will also work. These treats freeze very solid. It is recommend to slightly defrost before giving them to your dog.
Bite Size Doggie Ice Cream Treats
Ingredients:
2 cups vanilla yogurt (or plain low-fat)Mashed bananas
2 tablespoons honey
Directions:
Mix ingredients and freeze in ice cube tray. Voila...sweet, cool bite-size treats for your pooch!Use these bone shaped ice cube treys to make your pup feel extra special!
Cute ideas!
ReplyDeleteSo many fun ideas... thanks!
ReplyDeletei love it! my dog loves being outside in the summer now i can feel less worried when she begs to go out. THANK YOU!
ReplyDeletewhy would you be worried?my dogs all except one spend all day and all night outside.
Deletethat is very bad because when it gets cold they are freezing... when your cold they are cold.. they want to be inside with someone whos wanting to love on them
DeleteI agree with you. My dogs have NEVER spent a night outside.
DeleteI think it is not good that one dog gets to stay inside and that the rest have to stay outside. I have two and they have never spent on night outside even though it is always summer since we live in a tropical country!
DeletePlease be aware of the beef/chicken broth you use. Broths may contain onions and garlic, which are toxic to dogs in any form.
ReplyDeletethanks for letting me know!
DeleteI love these ideas and plan to make them. Also, some broths contain alot of salt, so might need to check that, as well.
ReplyDeleteMy popcycle tray only holds 4 so I used 1 cup chicken broth with 1/3 cup water.
ReplyDeletenice idea!!!!!! Mine only holds 4 too:(
DeletePlease be advised that giving you dog ice or very cold anything can be very hazardous. I would recommend making inquiries to your vet before presenting this to your dog. While its a great idea for humans the affect has been known to pet dogs into shock and caused problems with the stomach
ReplyDeleteI have been making something similar, yet even easier for years. Whenever I use a can of spring water tuna, I drain it into a yogurt cup with a lid and freeze it. After a long walk with my dog, I pop one out for her to cool down.
ReplyDeleteWe live in upstate NY and for about the next 5 days we're expecting 90 deg. temps. I made these for our dogs this morning and they're out enjoying them (in the shade) right now. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea of new recipe.
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