Frozen Broth Treats

Simple and delicious, these frozen broth and peanut butter treats are perfect for a hot summer day!

Roll this recipe out and cut into strips for easy break apart training treats, or cook them into full sized biscuits! Fruit and veggies are abundant with vitamin C, which can boost your dog’s body’s defense mechanisms.

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Frozen Yogurt Pops

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This cool homemade treat is made out of human grade ingredients and contains fruit juice and carrots, which provide your four-legged friend an extra vitamin boost. Yogurt has calcium and protein, and helps your pet break down food.

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Chicken Jerky

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The jerky is both tough and chewy, so it’ll keep your dog entertained for some time. The chicken offers a beneficial amount of protein. Additionally, this treat can also help to clean the dog’s teeth.

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Peanut Butter Cookies

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Canines love peanut butter, and these cookies are a fantastic way to slip some fish oil into your pet’s diet. This particular oil enhances your dog’s coat, rendering it softer and healthier. For this recipe, it’s recommended to use organic peanut butter since a number of commercial brands of peanut butter have unfit hydrogenated oils and preservatives. If you can’t find an organic one, then just make your own! For this you’ll only need raw peanuts and peanut oil (and a blender or food processor).

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Doggie Chili

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Canines require considerable amounts of protein to ensure that they’re healthy and active. Your puppy ought to get the majority of his protein from whole meat resources, like fresh chicken. Beans have a great amount of protein as well.

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Chicken Casserole

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This recipe utilizes chicken, which is a good source of protein, and plenty of vegetables to produce a flavorful mix. Green beans aid your dog feel full and veggies provide vitamins and minerals.

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