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Leda Block
2025-11-04 11:12:58
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Carrots are also excellent low-calorie dog treats. Banana is another great treat to bring along on any dog-inclusive picnics. Blueberries are a crowd favourite among the Petsypoles team for picnic-friendly dog treats. Apple slices are another great snack for dogs - just make sure you remove all the seeds and core first. Petsypoles are the perfect dog treats to bring on any pup-friendly picnics because they combine the nutritional benefits of a variety of natural ingredients, making it the ultimate healthy dog snack. Carrots While carrot sticks are the perfect dip vehicle for people, their snacking possibilities don’t end there, as carrots are also excellent low-calorie dog treats. Bananas are a fantastic source of potassium, which helps to improve your pups brain function and assist healthy nerve function. Apple slices are another great snack for dogs - just make sure you remove all the seeds and core first, high in vitamins A and C, this fresh fruit helps pups maintain a healthy coat and skin.
Alexie Orn
2025-10-27 15:01:49
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For your furry friends, we recommend packing some dog-friendly treats like carrots, green beans, and even some sliced apples. These fruits and veggies are not only nutritious, but they’re also great for keeping your dog’s teeth clean. If you want to include some protein, you can try some boiled chicken or grilled beef. Just make sure to cut them into bite-sized pieces and remove any bones or fat. Grilled chicken and veggies are a classic summer staple, and they’re a great option for your pup, too.
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Alvera Hamill
2025-10-14 17:41:36
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Foods that can be enjoyed by you and your dog at a picnic: Blueberries – perfectly bite sized to enjoy whilst on the walk as a healthy snack for you and juicy for your doggy. Banana – again, great to eat on the go…oh, and to share. Carrot Sticks/Celery Sticks – these make a great healthy picnic food to go with a dip next to your sarnies, and you can pop some in your dog’s bowl, too. Sweet potato – these are amazing cooked and chopped up for your picnic salad – when doing your prep, pop some cubes in a little tub – remember to keep them plain for your pup. Cooked plain chicken/turkey – again, so easy to take a meat dish on your picnic to put in your sandwich/onto a salad – keep some separate for your doggy. Watermelon Slices – Prep these and pop them into the freezer the day before. Cocktail Sausages/Sausage bites – do we need to say any more…..
Maurice Bergstrom
2025-10-14 14:54:33
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While we always recommend keeping a pack of Pointer treats in your picnic basket for convenience.
There’s something rather lovely about preparing homemade goodies for your canine companion’s outdoor adventures too.
So, grab your apron and let’s whip up some delicious, dog-friendly picnic treats that will have tails wagging at your next outdoor excursion.
Here are three simple yet scrumptious recipes that are perfect for packing in your picnic basket alongside your dog’s regular Pointer treats.
Cooling Cucumber & Yoghurt Bites Perfect for warmer weather, these refreshing treats help keep your pup hydrated during outdoor adventures.
Cheesy Carrot Biscuits These crunchy, cheesy biscuits travel well and won’t crumble in your picnic basket.
Peanut Butter & Apple Treats These soft treats are perfect for older dogs or those who prefer a gentler chew.
While these homemade treats are wonderful for special occasions, we always recommend keeping some trusty Pointer treats in your picnic basket too.
Remember, homemade treats should complement rather than replace your dog’s regular diet.
They’re perfect for those special picnic occasions when the whole family – including the four-legged members – deserves a little something extra.
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