How To Make Dog Ice Blocks (healthy dog treats for summer) | Hot Weather Dog Care pt 6

Learning how to make dog ice blocks is really easy and in this video I go through how to make 2 different ice blocks for your dog that are a great healthy treat for dogs that they will not just enjoy but also help keep them cool in hot weather.

The first ice block I call the mega block. It is a really tasty dog treat that gives them a reward as they slowly work their way through the block. You can all lots of different kinds of healthy treats and even toys to encourage your dog to make the most from their hot weather dog treat.

The next ice block I call the lollypop or ice pop. Not only will it help keep your dog cool, it also acts as a great, stimulating challenge fro your dog. The more they work at it the more reward they get!

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Let me know what treat additions your dog likes the best in their hot weather ice blocks. Share with your friends and family so they can learn to make them too

Accessories to keep your dog cool:

– Folding bowl –
– Water bottle and bowl –
– Crate fan for the house and car –
– Cooling vest wrap –
– Neck cool pack –
– Pet sunscreen! –

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