KONG - Easy Treat - Dog Treat Paste - 8 ounce - Puppy Recipe

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Cauliflower and broccoli. If you have these leftover from dinner, blend them together until they are more of a soup and put it into a KONG Mix and match some of your dogs favorite foods, and don’t be afraid to improvise with your favorite healthy dog treats. While mixing peanut butter and carrots together might not sound awesome to you I bet your dog will absolutely love it. I don’t know what I’d do without our Kong; it’s the easiest way I’ve found to keep my dog occupied with minimal effort. It’s a nice and simple way to keep your dog busy — and what dog doesn’t want some homemade PB Applefish of their very own? Resources & Recommended Reading

I could use expensive dog treats today and chopped apple slices tomorrow — my dog will go nuts for either. Instead of buying specially made treats I’ve started using the healthy leftovers I’ve got in my fridge. Good Alternatives to Kong Toys

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Sometimes you can shove what you cooked for dinner in your KONG, but be sure you aren’t serving your pup foods that are toxic to dogs. Dental Kong Toys: for pups who need a little extra dental care! Your dog can be entertained with chewing on these dental KONG dog toys for hours on end, strengthening jaw muscles and cleaning teeth.

So now that you’ve got a big list of healthy foods you can use in your Kong it’s time to mix it up. Instead of throwing out those odd ingredients you don’t have any plans for make them into a simple Kong recipe. I have no idea what I’d to do with one egg, a can of baby food, and a little bit of broth — but I know could make something my dog would enjoy. Are you looking for an easy way to keep your dog busy? By stuffing a Kong you’re making your dog work for his food, and giving them an opportunity to use some of their natural scavenging abilities. And stuffed Kong’s (especially if you freeze them) take time for dogs to get through — they’re a really easy way to keep your mentally stimulated and out of trouble. Side note: We have an entire home alone programme in our Zigzag puppy training app for you to work through. Kong toys can help make mealtimes last longer Carrots that are hard are a great thing for teething puppies, but you can also cook the carrots or give the dog leftovers from dinner, mashed a bit. WatermelonFill your dog’s Kong toy with whatever tasty treat you desire or have on hand, and let your dog get busy eating. I’ve also discovered that what I stuff in the Kong doesn’t seem to matter much. The fact that it’s an interactive toy is what seems to be the real draw. Laika loves a challenge, especially when it’s figuring out how to get all those frozen berries out of that Kong. We get it. Puppies really know how to chew up and destroy everything. They can get through toys at a rate of knots, and no, they’re not cheap, are they?