Simple Frosty Paws

MyMagicMoo's Note:

This is a failproof recipe. I havent met any dog who doesn't love these. I'll even take the frozen batch to the dog park on occasion to share with the other poochies.

• Total Time: 10 mins
• Prep Time: 5 mins
• Cook Time: 5 mins

Ingredients:

Serves: 10-18

Yield: 10.0 treats

• 1 (15 ounce) low-fat vanilla yogurt (or plain)
• 1 (5 ounce) jar beef baby food (or chicken)
• 3 tablespoons honey

Directions:

1. mix all ingredients well.
2. separate into small plastic cups according to the size of your dog.
3. freeze.
4. pop out of the plastic cups to serve.

Reviews

[Tea Jenny]

Wow!!! my Molly just loved this, like the others she was running round the dish not knowing quite how to get at it as it kept sliding in the dish, she kept looking at it then at me and cocking her head to the side, it was so funny poor wee Molly, but she did really really love them. I used turkey and veg baby food and soy yogurt. My picture won't load yet but I will keep trying.

[Elaniemay]

Our dog loved it! Made for I recommend tag.

[Muffin Goddess]

Wow, were these popular! There was no hesitation on my Gunner's part, I peeled away the cup and dropped it into his food dish, and he dug right in. Pretty funny, he actually started circling his dish trying to lick it from every angle possible once the main chunk of it was gone. I shared them with some other doggie-owning coworkers, and am awaiting their feedback. One coworker said that her Rhodesian ridgeback puppy loved hers so much that she ate the cup, too! lol I'll definitely have to make some more of these as the weather gets warmer. Oh, and I couldn't find any plain chicken or beef baby food, so I used turkey baby food instead. Thanks for posting! :) EDITED TO ADD: sorry for the sideways pic, but I thought it was cute and I'm not sure how to rotate it -- Gunner's tongue is wrapped around my finger because he's trying to get to his Frosty Paws (while I'm trying to catch a decent picture of it with my cellphone) lol