KONG - Stuff-A-Ball - Durable Rubber, Treat Dispensing and Teeth Cleaning Dog Toy - For Medium Dogs

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Wubba Kong Toys: wubbas are perfect for fetch and tug-of-war games. There are snuggly options for cuddling as well as waterproof options that are ideal for water play! Slow down a dog’s eating and prevent him from gulping down his food (which can result in dangerous bloat) Do you use stuffed Kongs to keep your dog busy? What sorts of Kong recipes have you made? Do you give your recipes horrible names like I do?

Here is an illustration using a popular 4-layer method for stuffing your KONG. Be creative and change up the ingredients as you (or your puppy) please! Puppy Kong Toys: puppies can join in on the fun with these special Kong toys! They are made from soft rubber that is ideal for little teeth and weaker jaws, in both baby pink and baby blue colours! I could use expensive dog treats today and chopped apple slices tomorrow — my dog will go nuts for either. Instead of buying specially made treats I’ve started using the healthy leftovers I’ve got in my fridge. Good Alternatives to Kong Toys Gnawing up the meat from the bones of prey did not just fight hunger, it also exercised the chewing muscles and kept teeth clean.Turn it Into a Crate Training Game. Create positive associations around your dog’s crate by giving them a frozen KONG to nom on while they’re chilling in the crate. I’ve also discovered that what I stuff in the Kong doesn’t seem to matter much. The fact that it’s an interactive toy is what seems to be the real draw. Laika loves a challenge, especially when it’s figuring out how to get all those frozen berries out of that Kong. When it comes to stuffing a Kong there’s a few key ingredients that make it really simple. The first step is choosing an ingredient that’s good for freezing. That will be your base, and then you can choose other items such as kibble to add into the mix. But before you seal the top, pour in some low-sodium beef broth and then freeze overnight! The beef broth will soften the kibble and cause it to expand for a tasty stew-style meal. Use larger pieces of food. Try wedging larger pieces of fruit, veggies, or large dog biscuits into the KONG opening.

Leave the KONG overnight in the freezer to harden. I often make a batch of KONGs and freeze them all for the week. I really don’t like to waste food, and I bet you don’t either. At the end of each week I always find myself with a few extra groceries that I don’t know what to do with. What am I going to make with 5 green beans and a couple spoonfuls of broth? Instead of tossing out extras I mix them up and stuff them in Laika’s Kong. I Use Leftover Foods for Kong StuffingFor the Kibble Stew, you’ll fill up your Kong with kibble, like you would in our KONG Classic recipe. Stuffing a Kong is one of the easiest ways to keep your dog mentally stimulated, but that’s not the only benefit. The benefits of stuffing a Kong include: So now that you know the basic staples of Kong stuffing here’s the big list of healthy foods you can use. 39 Healthy Foods You Can Stuff in a Kong

For the ultimate challenge, store a stuffed KONG in the freezer for a few hours. Ideal for helping your dog keep cool on hot days, frozen KONGs last longer for tons of yummy, enriching play. RecipesTake out the frozen KONG. If you used a straw, you can now remove it, leaving a clear air hole to avoid any chance of suctioning. Give it to your dog and let him nom it down! Other KONG Feeding Toys