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How much ice cream is healthy for dogs?
Dog ice cream should remain an occasional treat – nothing more. One or two small portions on hot days are usually sufficient. Too much cold ice cream can upset the stomach or lead to diarrhoea. It's similar to children: they should also enjoy ice cream in moderation because too much of it causes stomach ache. It's best to try a small amount first and see how your dog tolerates it.
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Make your own dog ice cream: the recipe
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½ cucumber
A handful of blueberries (fresh or frozen)
2–3 tablespoons unsweetened natural yoghurt
A few drops of BIOGENA PETS drops of your choice – depending on what your dog needs at the moment. We used the Omega 3 drops with salmon oil.
Tip: You can vary the recipe as you wish with other types of fruit. Mild, ripe and seedless fruits are particularly suitable for homemade dog ice cream. Particularly popular are bananas, blueberries, strawberries, seedless and peel-free watermelon, and ripe pears or apples (without cores). These fruits are not only refreshing, but also provide valuable nutrients. It is important to always use small portions and to consistently avoid unsuitable fruits such as grapes, raisins or citrus fruits.
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Preparation
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Cut the cucumber and blueberries into pieces.
Puree together with the yoghurt and BIOGENA PETS drops until creamy. Pour the mixture into small ice cube trays – alternatively, you can freeze it directly in a cup.
Leave to freeze for a few hours – and your dog-friendly refreshment is ready.
Conclusion: You can make your own dog ice cream in just a few simple steps – it's healthy, delicious and perfect for hot summer days. Your four-legged friend will love cooling down – and you can be sure that only good things end up in their bowl. BEST FRIENDS DESERVE THE BEST.
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