Kacee likes just the plain ice chips, too. It was nearly a hundred yesterday and we were out on the patio and I was finished with my drink and she was wanting some of my ice. I would take an ice chip and put it in her mouth and she just chewed it or let it melt in her mouth and ask for more.
I don't know how healthy these are, but I found these recipes:
HOMEMADE FROSTY PAWS
Here is a healthy treat for your dog/s on these "Dog Day Afternoons"
Ingredients:
32 oz Vanilla (or plain) Yogurt (regular, low fat or fat free)
1 mashed Banana or 1 large jar of baby fruit
2 Tablespoons peanut butter
2 Tablespoons Honey
Procedure:
Blend together and freeze in 3 oz. paper cups or ice cube trays.
Microwave for a few seconds to thaw slightly before serving.
Serving Information
· Serves: 6
Popsicles for Pups
Keep your dog cool with a refreshing, healthy treat: chicken broth popsicles.
Easy for you to prepare and fun for your pet to eat, chicken broth popsicles are an excellent low-calorie treat any time of year, but especially during warmer weather. Pour one can of low-fat, low-sodium chicken broth into an ice cube tray and then freeze. Limit your dog to about one cube per day.
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