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

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Make Your Dog's Day! Add a Frozen Peanut Butter Kong to Your Pup's Safari Adventure! #safaripetresort #peanutbutter #peanutbutterkong #kong #murfreesboro #dogsoftn #dogsofmurfreesboro However, if you have a puppy that is older than 12 weeks and doesn’t seem to be having any issues with its digestive system after it’s eaten some of the food from its Kong toy, feel free to switch it up as long as your dog isn’t allergic or sensitive to those ingredients. Filling them with a Kong paste or peanut butter will be best so that there is less of a mess. How Do I Get My Dog to Like the Kong? I started both dogs off with just loose kibble or training treats. Once they got used to this, I added a tiny blip of peanut butter, and gradually worked my way up to stuffing the entire thing. Tip 2: Layers matter Some dogs need a little bit of time to get used to the idea that their Kong is not for begging or playing, but once they learn how it works, they will typically be excited about getting one. What Should I Put In a Kong? KONG Easy Treat(R) Cheddar Cheese is a delicious treat that delights all types of dogs while providing an easy no-mess solution for pet parents. Made in the USA, this highly-digestible and trans-fat free treat is an enticingly delicious addition when added to a stuffed KONG. A uniquely designed nozzle easily controls the amount of KONG Easy Treat while also having the added benefit of a convenient, no mess stuffing solution. Want to make your stuffed KONG last longer? Freeze a stuffed KONG, topped

Kong toys come in all sizes! You don’t need to get a big one if you’re just giving them the occasional treat as an obedience reward or for fun. However, if your dog has separation anxiety and needs something to keep it occupied while you’re at work, opt for a larger size to give them more of an option. It can take your dog anywhere between 15 minutes and an hour to finish their treat, depending on what kind of filling. Some people even freeze their dogs’ toys with ingredients like peas so it takes longer for the pet to get through them. Daily use of Kong toys can be beneficial for dogs who are anxious about being alone, bored with their regular routine, and/or need an outlet for excess energy. Once your dog is happy with using a Kong stuffed with high value treats, you can then try reducing the value of the treats. There is no reason why we can’t make a really fun, long lasting treats for our dogs using their normal kibble.It’s like a nice little preview of what’s to come that immediately catches their attention. Tip 4: Get multiple KONGs Kongs can help to reduce separation anxiety. Dogs who suffer from separation anxiety might not do well with leaving them alone for long periods of time. Having a special toy like a Kong that will keep them busy while you’re gone can be a great option. These Kong stuffing recipes feature unique combinations of your dog’s own food and regular dog treats: Pro tip: buy multiple Kongs and keep some in the freezer for whenever you need them. It’s nice to have them easily accessible when you’re running out the door. When using a stuffed Kong, it’s really important to consider your dog’s daily calorie intake. If you are going to be giving your dog a stuffed Kong as part of their daily routine. Then it is a simple case of deducting the calories contained in the stuffed Kong from the dogs daily food intake. So reducing the amount of kibble they receive over breakfast won’t be noticed by your dog. But it means they won’t be gaining any weight.

If you have more than one dog in your household. It is really important that they are given their Kongs to enjoy in separate areas of your house. This helps prevent any possible anxiety and conflict that may arise from them trying to enjoy their stuffed Kongs in close proximity. Our Labrador and Miniature Pinscher are great friends but both very food motivated. So we would never put pressure on their relationship by giving them a long lasting treat in the same room together. Plus this time apart is a great way to build up confidence and good experiences being separate. Which is always important in a multi-dog household. Using a spoon or your fingers if you don’t mind the mess, fill the Kong with the wet food/kibble mix. You can still plug the end with a piece of carrot and place it on the floor for your dog. Remember that this will be a really high value and exciting treat for your dog. So make sure you give them space to enjoy it. As your dog becomes accustomed to gleaning all of the wet food from the Kong. We can again look at making it more difficult for them.You can give your dog a Kong every day! Just be aware of the caloric content of the treat you’re giving them and monitor their weight. If your dog is overweight, then we recommend only using a Kong toy as an occasional reward so they don’t get too many calories at once.