This is a really neat toy for those hot or semi-hot summer days. Fill it with treats, rubber or other toys that can handle being wet. Freeze it and when it's ready, I put it out on my deck. The pups enjoy playing with ice cubes anyways and this one is huge. Bonus cause it's filled with fun things they can't wait to get too!

Pros: summer fun

Cons: summer fun, it's not always summer

This creative but simple idea is brilliant. You make a combo of whatever you'd like your dog to have in a frozen treat. I use water or chicken broth (low sodium) and add carrot and apple slices, peanuts, Liver Biscotti, goldfish crackers, peanut butter stuffed Squirrel Dudes, tennis balls or other wholesome goodies. Freeze overnight, insert in the base, and your dog is ready for hours of healthy snacking. We love it!!

Pros: You create your own "recipe" for this treat.

Cons: Just have to remember to make the refill!

My dogs love ice and it's a guilt free pleasure with no negative health benefits. Watch the dogs chase the ice across the linoleum floor!

Pros: great treat

Cons: melts

The ice block is very easy to make. I used baby carrots, peanut butter, and small sportmix bones. It definetely kept her busy in the back yard while we were doing spring clean up.

Pros: Fun stuff to hide in it

Cons: Can't use it in the winter :)

This is fun for keeping the dog cool in the summer. You can make different flavors, put treats in it, or even freeze toys into it for your dog to play with when he licks them free.

Pros: keeps the dog cool

Cons: none