Watermelons, ice creams, and cold fresh juices mark summer for humans. This brings us to the question, do dogs also have summer food?
Well, yes! But dogs do tend to eat less during the summer. This is because of the limited physical activity they are exposed to during summer this season. That said, we have created 5 healthy summer treats that your dog might love even if they don’t eat their regular food. These foods are also good at reducing body heat in dogs and protecting them from Heatstroke to a larger extent.
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Frozen Chicken Cubes
Dogs love to play with ice cubes. Slice chicken into shreds and freeze them with water. If your furry baby likes the taste, try feeding them with rice.
Watermelons
Watermelons are packed with nutrients and are also known as a food powerhouse. The fruit has about 92 percent of water and is an excellent source of hydration. But here is something that you must see if you are feeding it to your pet. The watermelon seeds are harmful and can cause an intestinal block. Therefore remove the seeds and the rind before you give them to your pet.
Buttermilk Cubes
Just like humans, dogs love buttermilk as well. So freeze buttermilk into cubes and feed them in the middle of the day.
Chicken and Cheese
Dogs love cheese. Apply cheese on shreds of chicken and feed them. Freezing them and providing them is an option.
Baby food pops
You can feed your furry baby with human baby food. Make sure that they do not have any toxic ingredients. You can either feed them right from the can or freeze them overnight and then feed them.
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These are the recipes that have proven successful for many pet parents. That said, you must check with your vet before feeding your pet anything.
