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

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Try these KONG stuffing recipes and learn many more that have been tested and approved by the KONG dogs! If you’re looking for an easy way to keep your dog busy and give them plenty of extra mental stimulation you can’t go wrong with using a stuffed Kong. Slice a banana in half and put it in the KONG. Voila. You can add peanut butter to seal it in, or plain yogurt for a protein burst. 8. Tuna Kibble is great, especially for dogs that are new to having a Kong. Most kibble is small enough that it will just easily fall out which encourages your dog to keep playing with it for more rewards. KONG dog toys are available in a great range of options, including specific puppy toys and soft cuddly toys, so that no matter your dog’s playing preferences it is bound to be satisfied with one of these Kong dog toys. They are made of natural rubber and other robust materials that can withstand the most boisterous play! Browse the full range of KONG dog toys available here at zooplus.

Kong toys are excellent for keeping your dog busy and mentally stimulated. While all dogs love walks and interactive games, like fetch and tug-of-war, the reality is that we aren’t always available to play with our dogs. Not only do we all need to leave our homes occasionally, but we’re often busy and unavailable even while we are at home. Blueberries and bananas. A popular combination in desserts. Mash up the banana and blueberries together until they’re more of a paste.I advise putting all regular ingredients in first and then including wet ingredients last – OR – layering everything dry/wet/dry/wet. Some ice cream – particularly vanilla with no sugar added is said to be the safest – is fine, but too much and we’re into sugar overload territory. I found the perfect amount when I had one dog was four KONGs, as it allowed me to rotate them easily throughout the week. If you don’t own a Kong you’re missing out on a simple way to keep your dog busy (and a great excuse to make some crazy treats) and use up all those extra groceries. It’s one of the few items I’d recommend to any dog owner. Do You Have Any Favorite Kong Recipes? You can stuff a KONG with anything that is safe for your dog to eat. Peanut butter, yogurt, canned pumpkin and fruit are a few favorites. Using a variety of different foods keeps the challenge interesting.

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 I would always start out with loose foods inside the KONG for beginners (especially with puppies, who can give up pretty easily if they don’t understand that they will get a reward out of this mysterious little rubber beehive!) and then build up to stuffing entirely. 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. KONG Peanut Butter Easy Treat 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 with KONG Peanut Butter Easy Treat™ for a longer-lasting, mind occupying challenge. No Refrigeration required.

I Use Leftover Foods for Kong Stuffing

Applesauce and oatmeal. You can freeze this so it doesn’t leak out, but this is a great and filling combination kong recipe. You can combine the cheese with some regular dog food to make it stretch. You can also pop the KONG into the microwave for a few seconds to make the cheese soft. Just make sure the KONG is cool before you give it to your pet. 7. Bananas