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It’s no secret that a massive heat wave has overtaken the country. This summer it seems hotter than usual, even in Arizona (which means the heat feels deadly). There are several ways that we can keep our dogs cool in the summer, but how about treating them to some tasty, summertime treats? Here is a healthy list of delicious summer snacks for dogs.
There’s no better time to make some homemade frozen dog treats than the summer! In Arizona we have to stay indoors during summertime unless we’re in a pool. The heat is just way too extreme. But a fun (and cool) activity that I enjoy is making DIY frozen dog treats! Check out these super simple recipes I’ve created. I bet they will be a hit with your dogs during the summer months.
I’m crazy about pumpkin treats for my dogs. Pumpkin offers a variety of benefits for dogs’ health, so when I get the chance to use it, I do. I stay stocked up on pure pumpkin since it’s a natural digestive aid for my babies, and one day I came up with this super simple, quick DIY dog treat recipe. This delicious snack only calls for two ingredients and it takes just five minutes to prepare! My favorite DIY dog treat recipes are those which don’t require a lot of work. Although these treats take very little effort to make, your dogs will be sure to enjoy these delectable frozen pumpkin dog treats!
In most of the USA, summer is the season of barbecues! Whether you’re hosting a backyard bash for a special occasion or ‘just because,’ I have some easy tips and tricks you can use to host a dog friendly BBQ!
As a fellow dog parent I’m sure you understand how difficult it can be for your dog to get adequate exercise and stimulation during certain times of the year. Whether it’s intense summer heat or winter storms, taking our dogs outside to walk and play isn’t always an option. Luckily, indoor mental enrichment activities can get you and your pup through the undesirable seasons. Need some ideas? Enjoy this list of stimulating indoor activities for your dog.
