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This instructable will show you how to make cheap and easy dog treats that our furry friends love!
 
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Step 1: Things you will need

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all you need to make great dog treats is

a freezer (you probably have one)
an ice-cube tray
water or any fruit juice


(i use a small ice-cube tray because i have a very small dog)
saosport says: Oct 16, 2012. 12:55 PM
This is great I have never done juice icles but I have mashed up bannanas or apples and added then to water and put put them it ice trays and my dog loves them. Plus bannanas are good for most dogs in moreration. Lots of vitamins that are not in there diet. Mine gets little slices every now and then if he gets a upset stomach
Glockenator says: Mar 11, 2010. 3:04 PM
Nice. My dogs would love this in the summer. Not so much the winter
vandamfan1234 says: Aug 23, 2009. 6:01 PM
great idea, my pup loves ice cubes.
l8nite says: Jun 7, 2009. 5:43 PM
I have 3 larger dogs, one will come to the refrigerator and sit everytime Im making a cold drink and clean up the ice I drop on the floor, If I haven't been sloppy I'll give her an ice cube. For real cool treats I buy the cheapy hotdogs that are usually buy one get one free, they are still more expensive than dog biscuts but for a once or twice a week treat they are great and they actually chew on them not just gobble them down
candycain1278 says: Apr 27, 2009. 9:08 AM
I am concerned about giving my dogs fruit juice ones. #1- I am afraid it will upset their tummies. #2- If it has fruit juice in it won't it get on the carpet as they are eating it?
shiboohi (author) in reply to candycain1278Apr 27, 2009. 1:07 PM
for the first concern, it will generally not upset their stomach, my dog eats weird stuff without getting upset, but your dog may be sensitive to fruit. secondly, if you are concerned about it staining your carpet you should go with a milder juice that would not stain, for example, apple juice
NachoMahma says: Apr 23, 2009. 4:32 AM
. Neither of my dogs seem to like ice cubes. They will sometimes nose them across the floor and lap up the water. But I've never used cubes with fruit juice. Sounds like a good idea; I'll have to try it.
shiboohi (author) in reply to NachoMahmaApr 25, 2009. 3:25 PM
how did the fruit cubes work out for you?
NachoMahma in reply to shiboohiApr 25, 2009. 8:57 PM
. Haven't tried it, yet. I can't find my ice trays. I have an automatic ice maker and haven't needed a tray in many years. I may have given them to NachoDaughter when she moved out. I'll try to remember to buy one next time I go shopping.
SWV1787 says: Apr 23, 2009. 5:04 AM
Many dogs do like Ice cubes and the are fine as an occasional treat but if you are like some people I know and give treat after treat after treat to their dogs you can actually run the risk of causing hypothermia (Sub-normal body temperature). It is even possible to get hypothermia in hot regions not merely in cold ones.
shiboohi (author) in reply to SWV1787Apr 23, 2009. 7:18 AM
yes you are correct, i will put a warning. thanks for the comments
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