Stuffed Kongs are the ultimate boredom-buster, and when you freeze them with bone broth, they last even longer. The broth freezes solid inside the Kong, making your dog work to lick out every last drop. This keeps even the most anxious or hyperactive dogs occupied for 30+ minutes. It's a simple concept but incredibly effective for crate training and alone time.
At a Glance
| β± Prep | 5 min |
| π₯ Cook | Freeze 4 hrs |
| π½ Makes | 2-3 stuffed Kongs |
| π For | All dogs, especially anxious dogs |
π₯ Ingredients
- 1Β½ cups bone broth (no onion/garlic)
- Small pieces of cooked chicken
- 2 tbsp peanut butter (to seal the bottom)
π©βπ³ Instructions
- Plug the small hole of the Kong with peanut butter.
- Drop small chicken pieces inside the Kong.
- Pour bone broth to fill.
- Stand Kongs upright in a cup in the freezer.
- Freeze for 4+ hours until solid.
π Storage
Keep frozen Kongs for up to 2 months. Make a batch and keep them ready.
π Nutrition Notes
Bone broth provides collagen and joint support. The licking action required to eat from a Kong releases calming endorphins. Chicken adds protein and motivation to keep working.
π‘ Tips
- Make 5-6 at once for a weekly rotation
- Freeze upright in a muffin tin or cup
- The licking motion is genuinely calming for dogs
- Great for separation anxiety management
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