Hot dog? Make these ice lollies

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When the sun’s out, it’s easy for our pooches to feel the heat. So, we suggest you treat them to a refreshing homemade ice lolly, made with easy-to-source ingredients. The best part? The method is simple to rustle up in a hurry and is also flexible, as you can use whichever pet-friendly fruit and veg you have in your fridge. Plus, they come Murray-approved (our chief taste-tester) and what could be more convincing than a satisfied dog?

Important note:

What you need

  • A mould or ice cube tray.
  • 1 large carrot (great for teeth cleaning when frozen).
  • 1 cup of plain, unsweetened yoghurt (good for gut health).
  • A handful of frozen berries (packed with anti-inflammatory properties).
  • 1 banana or, if you’re feeling adventurous, a child-friendly smoothie pouch (pick one with no added sugar, and be sure there are no grapes, cherries, raisins or onions in the ingredients list).

Find out which human food pets can’t eat here.

Method

1. Start by combining the ingredients in a blender until smooth or with a bit of texture.

2. Once everything is combined, spoon the lolly mixture into moulds or an ice tray and pop it into the freezer.

3. Leave for a good few hours, ideally overnight, so they can set.

The result? Homemade ice lollies to cool your pooch down, packed with nutritious and natural ingredients. Need some advice for keeping your dog cool in the heat? Read more tips here.

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