Edible Bouncy Balls for Dogs
60 mins
Serves 1
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Edible Bouncy Balls for Dogs
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60 mins
Serves 1
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Directions
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Mix together one cup of water and goat milk powder.
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Mix together one cup of water and goat milk powder.
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Mix together one cup of water and goat milk powder.
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Add unflavored powdered gelatin and mix well.
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Add unflavored powdered gelatin and mix well.
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Add unflavored powdered gelatin and mix well.
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Pour the mixture into ice ball molds.
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Pour the mixture into ice ball molds.
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Pour the mixture into ice ball molds.
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Add a few fresh berries for extra flavor and nutrients.
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Add a few fresh berries for extra flavor and nutrients.
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Add a few fresh berries for extra flavor and nutrients.
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Close the top part of the ice ball molds to fill them completely.
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Close the top part of the ice ball molds to fill them completely.
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Close the top part of the ice ball molds to fill them completely.
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Refrigerate for an hour.
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Refrigerate for an hour.
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Refrigerate for an hour.
Ingredients
1 cup water
1 cup water
1 cup water
cup goat milk powder
cup goat milk powder
cup goat milk powder
4 tbsp unflavored powdered gelatin
4 tbsp unflavored powdered gelatin
4 tbsp unflavored powdered gelatin
few blueberries
few blueberries
few blueberries
few raspberries
few raspberries
few raspberries
Equipment
ice ball molds
small pitcher
whisk
Tips
Gelatin is great source of collagen and can support joints, digestion + a shiny coat.
For extra taste and nutrition, add some fresh berries.
Refrigerate for an hour before playing or eating them.
Use goat milk or water and goat milk powder.
Add a few fresh berries for extra flavor and nutrients.
Refrigerate for 1-2 hours and play with the bouncy balls for dogs.
Fill the molds completely after closing the top part.
Mix the goat milk and gelatin powder until smooth and pour into molds.
Unflavored powdered gelatin is a great source of collagen and can support joints, digestion and a shiny coat for dogs.
Blueberries and raspberries add extra taste and nutrition to dog treats.
The ice ball mold is a silicone ice ball cube tray, ideal for this recipe.
The recipe is inspired by @hickory.dickorydog and is a fun idea for dog owners.
This recipe is for healthy dog treats and can be used for playing with food or as goat milk treats.
Native Pet goat milk powder and NuNaturals unflavored gelatin powder are recommended brands for this recipe.
DIY dog treats are a great way to provide healthy snacks for your pets.
The bouncy balls can be eaten or played with by dogs, offering a versatile treat.
The combination of goat milk and gelatin provides nutritional benefits for dogs.
The recipe emphasizes the use of fresh berries for added nutritional value and flavor.
The treats are designed to be fun and interactive for dogs, promoting activity and enjoyment.
The process is simple and quick, making it an accessible recipe for pet owners.
The treats are a healthy alternative to store-bought options, ensuring natural ingredients for pets.
The recipe supports overall dog health, including joint health, digestion, and coat quality.
The treats can be stored in the refrigerator, maintaining freshness and texture for play and consumption.
The visual appeal of the treats, with their spherical shape and berry fillings, adds to their attractiveness for dogs.
The treats are a creative way to incorporate beneficial ingredients into a dog's diet.
The recipe encourages engagement with pets through play and healthy feeding habits.
The treats are suitable for various dog breeds and sizes, depending on the serving portions.