Pup Snacks ( no berries )
You can also soak celery in bone broth and freeze it! When berries are safe we will do full recipes! 🩷🩷
As a dog owner, finding safe and enjoyable treats for your pup during hot weather can be a challenge, especially when avoiding berries due to allergies or other concerns. I’ve found that soaking celery sticks in bone broth and freezing them creates a crunchy, hydrating snack that dogs love. The bone broth adds flavor and nutrients, and freezing helps keep them cool. Using plain Greek yogurt as a base is another great idea—mixing it with safe fruits or veggies such as cucumber or small amounts of banana before freezing creates delightful, probiotic-rich ice treats. Coconut water is also fantastic for hydration, and freezing it into cubes can be refreshing for your furry friend. Always ensure fresh filtered water is available alongside these treats to keep your pup well hydrated. Watermelon is another summer favorite, but should be given in moderation and without seeds. Starting with small amounts of any new treat is important to monitor for any adverse reactions. These non-berry pup snacks not only keep your dog cool but also contribute to their overall well-being by providing vitamins, minerals, and hydration in a tasty form. Plus, homemade treats allow you to control ingredients and avoid fillers found in some store-bought options. It’s rewarding to see your dog enjoy these healthy snacks and stay happy during the summertime heat.
