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Homemade Dog Treats

Attention all dog owners! Do you sometimes feel guilty for not making your dog's food? Do you feel like there is not enough time in your day to give your dog the wholesome nutrients that he could get from homemade dog treats? Well, fear not! For I have come up with the easiest recipe for dog ice cream. Read: it's only 2 ingredients. It takes 5 minutes, minus freezing time. This is a tried and true recipe that my dogs have tested and enjoy. Please keep in mind not to try this if your dog has any allergies to these 2 ingredients.

 What you will need:

 Plain yogurt
Peanut butter-crunchy or not-whatever your dog likes
a bowl
a spoon
ice cube tray
freezer
that's it 

 How to:

 Mix the yogurt and the peanut butter together with the spoon in the bowl. I usually eyeball the ingredients. My dogs don't care. Your dogs probably won't either. Scoop the mixture into an ice cube tray. I used a standard one for a while until I bought a special smaller size one with rubber on the bottom for easier pop out. Whatever works for you. I just made it so much, I decided it would be easier. Freeze the mixture. At this time, I let my dogs lick the spoon and bowl, which they enjoy immensely. Once frozen, they pop out and are great for after a long hike!

 Bonus:
This is also a great mixture to put in a KONG. Put the mixture in the toy, and then freeze. Then it's good to go! Here's where you can get a KONG.
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