4 Frozen Home-made Treats to Keep Your Dogs Cool
Pets — By 88DB Knowledge on February 21, 2012 4:36 pmLiving in a tropical city like Singapore makes us enjoy our occasional ice-creams and chilled cocktails to relieve the incessant heat. Today, your furry friends can also try some of these homemade treats that’s sure to be snapped up in a jiffy!
1. Frozen Chicken Treat
Which dog doesn’t love some good old chicken? Offer this to your dog to refresh it for another round of Frisbee!
Things you’ll need:
1 medium tub plain yoghurt (about 450 grams)
250ml water
1 chicken stock cube
How to:
Dissolve the cube in a pot of hot water. Mix the chicken stock and the yoghurt in a blender. Pour the mixture onto an ice tray and freeze it.
2. Frozen Peanut Butter-Yoghurt Mix
This high-protein treat is so delicious that your beloved pet would put two paws up!
Things you’ll need:
1 large tub plain yoghurt (about 950grams)
1 tub smooth peanut butter (about 340g)
How to:
Microwave the peanut butter till it is fully melted. Take it out of the oven, mix well with yoghurt. Pour the mixture into a muffin tray and freeze.
3. Cheesy Delights
This nutritious treat will satisfy your pooch’s cheese craving.
Things you’ll need:
120g non-fat cottage cheese
30g cheddar cheese
How to:
Fill an ice tray with cottage cheese, filling each space till the recommended water level. Next, place a small chunk of cheddar cheese in the centre of each square as a decoration, and freeze.
Note: Recommended serving is 1 cube for small to medium dogs, 2 for larger dogs. Not for dogs that are lactose-intolerant.
4. Easy Doggie Ice Cubes
The easiest of all recipes, this treat is perfect for dogs that’ll do whatever it takes to gnaw on an ice cube.
Things you’ll need:
1-2 cups low sodium chicken/beef stock
How to:
Pour the stock into an ice tray and freeze. Done!
Recipes from www.dogtreatrecipes.org. Disclaimer: The treats may not suit all dogs. Check the ingredients of these treats and if your dog is allergic to them.
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