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Easy 1 Ingredient, Canned Food Frozen Dog Treats

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Sometimes when it’s hot out, I’m too tired and lazy to do much of anything expect lay in front of the fan. These ridiculous easy frozen dog treats are easy enough for anyone (and I mean ANYONE) to make and the dogs love them. They’re also great for dogs with allergies or dietary restrictions.

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Easy 1 Ingredient, Canned Food Frozen Dog Treats

Materials

  • 1 - 13 oz. can dog food of your choice. We prefer the premium varieties that are grain-free with lots of meat!
  • 2 medium plastic freezer bag

Instructions

Spoon the canned food into your plastic bags splitting it into two equal portions.

Press out the extra air and seal the bag. Lay the bag flat and use your hands to press the food into an even(ish) layer.

Lay flat in the freezer and freeze for 20 - 30 minutes, until slight firm, but still pliable. Using a shish kabob skewer, a spatula or the back of a butter knife, press lines into the canned food, creating a pattern of evenly spaces squares on the surface of the food.

Return the bag to the freezer until frozen solid. Once frozen, gently snap into bite sized pieces that are easy to pull out and give to your dog, no fuss/no muss.

Sometimes Koly and Fe think the simplest treats are the best. You don’t have to buy fancy dog ice creams or bake crazy treats to share a healthy frozen dog treat with your favourite Fido.

Sometimes Koly and Fe think the simplest treats are the best. You don’t have to buy fancy dog ice creams or bake crazy treats to share a healthy frozen dog treat with your favourite Fido.

These canned food frozen dog treats are super easy and your dog will love them.

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It's Dog or Nothing

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

Why have I never thought of this?!

Kolchak

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

The same reason I never did until now? It's too easy and obvious. Isn't making dog treats at home supposed to be hard?

Bailey

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

Great tip.

M. K. Clinton

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

Would it work if I put it in my paw print mold?? It sounds terrific! ☺

Jodi, Koly & Fe

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

110% absolutely YES it will work if you put it into silicone moulds. I was just too lazy to do dishes after ;)

Jackie Bouchard

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

I'm super lazy when it comes to being in the kitchen, but I think even *I* can handle this! And I have some Newman's Own organic canned food that would be super easy to moosh out into a single layer! And I think even my super picky girl will love this!

Kolchak

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

Seriously, even when I'm lazy, I can make these. If you use a plastic spoon, they don't even make dishes. LOL

Anu

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

What a great snack for hot days. Thanks for the pictures and idea! Happy Tasty Tuesday - Petnet(io)

Kolchak

Tuesday 5th of August 2014

Thank you! Happy Tasty Tuesday!!

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