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When the temperature rises, it is not just you who gets hot, but your pets do too! Keeping your fur baby cool is key, especially during the summer months. And what better way to do that than with some cool treats? These special treats are not only cool for them but also a fun break from their regular meals. Whether you have a playful pup or a laid-back cat, there are many ways to make cool snacks at home that will regulate their body temperature.
Try frozen treats, cool snacks with hydration, and even store-bought ones designed to keep pets cool. And the best part is, these are easy to make, and your pet will be wagging their tail or purring in no time.
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So if you are looking for ways to spoil your pet while keeping them cool, you are in the right place! Read on to know how to make these easy pet-friendly ideas to keep your companion happy and hydrated all the time.
Frozen Yoghurt Pops
Your pup needs a cool treat, and what is better than frozen yoghurt pops? Packed with probiotics and protein, these pops are a healthy choice. Blend plain, unsweetened yoghurt with a bit of mashed banana or peanut butter for pets; pour the mix into ice cube trays and freeze. Your furry friend will love licking these creamy, frozen bites, especially on a hot day!
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Watermelon Cubes
Watermelon is a summer favourite, and guess what? Your pets love it too! Super-hydrating and low-calorie watermelon cubes make a refreshing snack. Cut seedless watermelon into bite-sized pieces and freeze them for an extra-cool treat. Make sure to remove the seeds and rind, as they can be harmful to pets.
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Also Read: 7 Favourite Dog Foods For Every Pup's Palate
Cucumber Slices
Crunchy, cool, and oh-so refreshing! Cucumbers are a hydrating and low-calorie snack perfect for pets who need to stay cool. Slice them into small rounds or sticks and serve fresh or lightly frozen for a cool crunch. Cucumbers are full of water, so they are a hydration hero for both cats and dogs!
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Bone Broth Ice Cubes
Bone broth is not just for humans! It is a great way to hydrate your pet and give them a tasty treat. Make some homemade bone broth; just simmer bones in water for hours with no salt or seasoning. Pour it into an ice cube tray and freeze. Your pets will go nuts for these savoury, icy cubes on hot days.
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Frozen Peanut Butter Balls
Peanut butter = doggy heaven; mix a spoonful of peanut butter with a bit of plain Greek yoghurt. Then shape them into small balls and freeze them. Easy protein-packed snack, made in a few minutes.
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Apple And Carrot Pops
For a super easy, hydrating snack, try apple and carrot pops. Blend apple slices and carrots with a bit of water until smooth, pour into moulds or ice trays, and freeze. Apples and carrots provide natural sweetness, vitamins, and hydration, so they are a crunchy treat when frozen.
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Frozen Meat Treats
Go all out? Try frozen meat treats! Blend some cooked, unseasoned chicken or beef with a bit of water to make a paste.
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Freeze into cubes or shapes for a meaty, cool treat. For pups who prefer savoury over sweet!
