Pet Tips - Hot Weather

• A simple frozen banana, carrot, chunk of cheese, or weenie will delight your dog on hot days.

• Something as easy as plain old ice cubes or treat cubes with a strawberry or banana slice or a cheese chunk in the center will cool your pup when the heat is relentless.

• If you want to be a bit creative, try mixing and matching various fruit juices with your dog’s favorite fruit such as apple bits or canned peaches along with plain yogurt before freezing into cubes. You may even want to go all out and blend smoothies or slushes for your dog to lap up or crunch in frozen cubes. However, stick to fruit juices and water for liquid as many dogs cannot easily digest milk. Creamy treats can be made by mixing half cottage cheese and half water and freezing into cubes. 

• Blend 1/2 c PLAIN yogurt and 1/2 c Blueberries, blend, pour into ice cube tray. Freeze, Dogs love these treats and the blueberries are great heart food.
  

• For dogs who prefer meaty tastes, freeze chicken or beef broth, or even thin unsalted gravies into cubes. For an extra surprise, add a chunk of baby food meat, a piece of milkbone, or a cheese bit into each cube before freezing.

Small Chillin Bonz Freezer Tray

Large Chillin Bonz Freezer Tray

• The only sweat glands a dog has are between the paw pads.
• A dog’s normal body temperature is 100.5 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Keep your PupR cool with the Waterless, Folding, No Electricity Cooling Pad!  Great for indoors, outdoors, by the pool, camping, beach, car!

Simply Add Water, Covers and Bolsters also available

Pawz Dog Boots, Reusable, Keeps Sand, Mud from embedding, and keeps paws dry.  Protect from Hot Pavement also.

Hydration BackPack to carry dog & human water. Separate pocket for other necessities