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Yummy frozen treats!

10/1/2014

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A great way to keep your pooch entertained as well as cool during the warmer weather is healthy, homemade frozen treats!
A simple way to do this is to use an ice cube tray or, for your larger dogs, paper cupcake liners. You can make so many different flavours and personalise them to your dog’s preference. A number of great things you can add into the treats are;

o   Fruits and Vegetables.
There are many great options out there for dogs when it comes to fruits and veggies but make sure you ALWAYS check if unsure what they can and can’t eat. A few options are carrots, apple (with the seeds removed) bananas and sweet potato.

o   Meats.
You can also add in small cuts of fresh meat as well as livers etc.

o   Garlic.
Garlic is a great natural way to keep fleas away, a small amount mixed in with your icy treats will go almost unnoticed by even the fussiest pooch.

o   Fish.
Most dogs LOVES fish, you can add some canned tuna or salmon!

To blend your delicious treats together you can use a number of different liquids. A low salt chicken or beef stock is always a winner or for something different you can use a low fat plain yoghurt.

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