Butter Busters
February 24th, 2007
Dog chew toy stuffing?
Ok, I got my dog a new favorite chew toy, it is a tire designed for dogs (it is not tired, like a real big, about 6 "or 7" in diameter). I stuffed it with dog food, then sealed it with peanut butter, then put more on dog food peanut butter (kind of like sprinkles on icing) and it froze. Now loves my dogs, but he's just a puppy (a 3 month old Newfie / Saint-Mix) and I want him do not get too much fat from this (I have to seal around 3 or 4 tablespoons, so that the kibble would not fall out of the tire, that's too much peanut butter on a regular Basic use). What can I use to in the dog food that are not as free fatty acids and is ok for him about 3-4 table spoons his seal a days? Also received we have a Buster Cube and he just does not seem that in there any ideas how to interest him more?
Yogurt? Might be messy, but good if you Soil can clean it outside or on an easily. I have frozen things simple with water or cranberry juice, yogurt or a combo of these. Although the shape of hte tire could it difficult to keep the water inside, while it freezes! Yogurt would likely remain. OH! Another idea. Canned pumpkin! Super healthy too.
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