We use chicken broth and an ice cube tray and freeze the broth. We also add small pieces of dog treats for a little change. When they are completley solid give one to your dog and watch them enjoy. You can also buy the jello trays/novelty ice cube trays to change it up a little.

Pros: Not a choke hazard because they melt, source of fluid, it's like a popsicle for dogs

Cons: If not eaten they melt and make a wet spot

I use these a lot during our sultry summer months. I use the juices from canned veggies for variety of flavors. Turnip Green juice is one my dogs really like, of course they like most all the veggie juices and will drink straight from the can. More fun when in ice form.

Pros: different flavor treats

Cons: none

My dog loves these she want eat plain ice cube any more. When I am having a big meal along with desert I put these out for her and she does not feel left out

Pros: easy to fix

Cons: None

Our summers are very hot so the ice treat is a real treat. I have always given my dogs ice cubes, but these have flavor.

Pros: makes a good cool treat after summer walk

Cons: none

what dog doesn't love icecubes and flavored to boot. i also think it would be a lot cheaper to make your own

Pros: terrific idea

Cons: can make own