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4 Ways to Use Milk-Bone® Holiday Dog Treats
Whether you′re a human or a dog, holiday treats help make the season special. Share the fun with everyone.
1. First and foremost, of course, you′ll want to deck out your own doggo′s holiday snack stash. But don′t stop there …
2. Grab some festive dog treats as gifts for every good boy or girl on your list.
3. Pet-friendly workplace? Set out a tin, canister or bowl of holiday pet treats for some cross-species team bonding with a seasonal spin.
4. Get the whole family involved in a fun activity — like building a ′′ginger-bone′′ house made with Christmas doggy treats, or decorating Milk-Bone® biscuits to look like dog Christmas cookies.
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How to Make a Dog-Friendly “Ginger-Bone” House!
See Youtube description for list of ingredients. Nutrition information for Milk-Bone® Original Biscuits - Medium used in the recipe can be found here and for Milk-Bone® Limited-Edition Holiday Dog Treats can be found here.
Disclaimers:
- Flour and other ingredients are raw. Please Fully Cook Before Feeding.
- Please follow the recipe exactly as directed without ingredient substitutions. Some grocery items may contain additives that can be harmful to dogs.
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Do not use peanut butter or yogurt with artificial sweeteners.
- This recipe provides added sugar, calories and salt. Do not make this recipe for dogs sensitive to salt or sugar such as dogs with underlying heart, liver, kidney disease or diabetes mellitus. If your dog is on a on weight reduction plan, please talk to your veterinary professional team about how to use these snack recipes mindfully.
How To Holiday Decorate Your Milk-Bone Dog Treats!
See Youtube description for list of ingredients. Nutrition information for Milk-Bone® Original Biscuits - Medium used in the recipe can be found here.
Disclaimers:
- Flour and other ingredients are raw. Please Fully Cook Before Feeding.
- Please follow the recipe exactly as directed without ingredient substitutions. Some grocery items may contain additives that can be harmful to dogs.
-
Do not use peanut butter or yogurt with artificial sweeteners.
- This recipe provides added sugar, calories and salt. Do not make this recipe for dogs sensitive to salt or sugar such as dogs with underlying heart, liver, kidney disease or diabetes mellitus. If your dog is on a on weight reduction plan, please talk to your veterinary professional team about how to use these snack recipes mindfully.