Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws

• 06-28-2007 4:22 PM

  ILUVJRs Joined on 07-10-2006 Harrisburg, PA Posts 846 Points 0

  Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact Hope this is the right place to put this.  I haven't tried these yet but I can't wait to try them!  Sounds good enough for human animals to eat!  Here goes:   FROSTY PAWS FROZEN DOG TREATS 32 oz. Vanilla yogurt 1 ripe Banana mashed or 1 5oz. jar banana baby food 2 tbs. Peanut butter 2 tbs. Honey Blend all ingredients together and freeze in 3 oz. Dixie cups. Makes 13 servings.

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• 06-28-2007 4:24 PM

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  janobonano Joined on 09-10-2007 northern WI Posts 6,450 Points 1,305	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact That sounds yummy! It could be a good Kong filler, too.
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• 06-28-2007 4:26 PM

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  TAOofGoldyShep Joined on 10-22-2006 Posts 1,315 Points 10	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact Oooooo, yah, that looks great!
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• 07-10-2007 2:50 PM

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  Disarray29 Joined on 03-21-2007 Posts 298 Points 35	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact I just made this for my dogs, and man does it taste good!
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• 07-29-2007 8:57 PM

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  spiritdogs Joined on 09-10-2007 Posts 10,137 Points 735

  RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact OMG You won't believe this, but I just got back from shopping a while ago, and guess what I bought?  Bananas, peanut butter, and vanilla yogurt.  Do you think the dogs were sending me Frosty Paw vibes at the store?????  Nahhhh.  Um.... Regional Director for Massachusetts, International Positive Dog Training Association Director, SeniorCare Pawsitive Connections Program AKC CGC Evaluator #3669 Therapy Dogs, Inc. Tester/Observer Sioux, CGC, TDInc. Maska, CGC, TDInc. Sequoyah, CGC Fergie, Retired Lap Dog, Age 19 Dancer, CGC, TDInc. (1989-2006) #1 Heart Dog "If you talk to the animals they will talk with you and you will know each other. If you do not talk to them you will not know them and what you do not know, you will fear. What one fears, one destroys." - Chief Dan George "The fidelity of a dog is a precious gift demanding no less binding moral responsibilities than the friendship of a human being. The bond with a true dog is as lasting as the ties of this earth can ever be." ~ Konrad Lorenz

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• 07-30-2007 4:55 PM

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  snooks Joined on 07-18-2007 British Columbia, Canada Posts 34 Points 0	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact These really are good enough for humans and dogs alike.  I always keep some in my freezer for the pups in the summer.  LOL  Even the neighbours dog comes over for one.
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• 07-30-2007 11:46 PM

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  NC_cockermama Joined on 07-29-2007 Posts 179 Points 60	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact Awesome recipe.  I didn't even realize dogs could have bananas and honey.  I will definitely pick these items up tomorrow at the grocery store.
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• 08-19-2007 6:43 PM

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  Sunshinegirl Joined on 05-03-2007 Florida, USA Posts 772 Points 535	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact You could also put this in ice cube trays, freeze, pop out and put in freezer bags for future. Sunshine Girl
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• 08-19-2007 7:54 PM

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  chewbecca Joined on 07-14-2006 near Chicago, IL, USA. Posts 4,038 Points 0	RE: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact I am SOOO getting this stuff!! Ella is SUCH a dairy dog! She'll flip for these!
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• 10-19-2007 3:15 PM

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  gnarlyis3 Joined on 10-19-2007 Posts 1 Points 0

  Re: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact We got a new German Shepard mix puppy (as opposed to an older rescue) a couple years ago and every thing that went into that puppy came out (on end or the other) liquid-form during the night EVERY night until we started feeding him yoghurt before bed. Since then we've started mixing in a joint supplement that both he and the older dog get and it's become a nice bedtime ritual to have yogurt-treat then an enzyme chew toothbrush. This sounds like a great summer change or something to give them when the weather is too cold but the wood stove in the mudroom is a bit warm at bed time!

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• 10-20-2007 1:49 PM

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  ladiebug Joined on 08-19-2006 S Florida Posts 758 Points 100	Re: Doggie recipe - Frosty Paws Reply Contact I freeze plain yogurt for our dogs as their "frosty paws."  Peanut gets severe diahrrea from peanut butter, neither dog likes bananas.  SOmetimes, I do add some honey to it, just for variety, they LOVE it!
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