I want to fill up the smallest size Kong toy with something that's lower
in fat and calories than the canned Kong "stuff". What would you suggest?

Thanks,
Amy

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Kimber wrote:

I want to fill up the smallest size Kong toy with something that's lower
in fat and calories than the canned Kong "stuff". What would you suggest?

Thanks,
Amy


There are a number of things that you can freeze in on, although where
they get eaten can be an issue (outdoors, crate, dog bed = good, human
bed, carpeting, etc = bad!). You can mush up dog food, spoon in low or
non fat yogurt, low fat cottage cheese, etc. Put the kong in a dixie
cup (or a small glob of PB in the hole at the tip as well), fill and
freeze.

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Janet Boss wrote:
There are a number of things that you can freeze in on, although where
they get eaten can be an issue (outdoors, crate, dog bed = good, human
bed, carpeting, etc = bad!). You can mush up dog food, spoon in low or
non fat yogurt, low fat cottage cheese, etc.

Low-sodium meat broth!
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On 2 Jun 2007 13:33:52 -0400, (Melinda Shore) wrote:

Low-sodium meat broth!

Or even veggie broth. I tried your idea of making ice cubes, but with
homemade veggie instead of meat broth. Salt free, too. They have
been a *big* hit.

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Shelly wrote:


Or even veggie broth. I tried your idea of making ice cubes, but with
homemade veggie instead of meat broth. Salt free, too. They have
been a *big* hit.

we don't need to go to the trouble, plain old ice cubes are thrilling!

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Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

In article ,
Janet Boss wrote:

In article ,
Shelly wrote:


Or even veggie broth. I tried your idea of making ice cubes, but with
homemade veggie instead of meat broth. Salt free, too. They have
been a *big* hit.

we don't need to go to the trouble, plain old ice cubes are thrilling!

David's dog Maggie comes running when she hears the freezer opening!
She likes ice cubes even a little more than dog biscuits. Peanut's
never figured out what the other dogs like about them, though.

Fidget used to try to save his for later. Which wouldn't have been so
bad but sometimes he hid them under the sofa cushions.
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