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Frozen Pumpkin Pet Treats

Pet Safe Approved by Pet Poison Helpline®

INGREDIENTS

1 cup plain pumpkin puree
1 cup plain low-fat or fat-free yogurt (xylitol-free)

DIRECTIONS

Mix pumpkin and yogurt together in a bowl.
Divide the mixture evenly into an ice tray or mold.
Freeze for up to 24 hours.
Pop the treats out of the mold and put them into a freezer bag for storage. Or leave them in the ice tray in your freezer.

NUTRITION

Yogurt: 154 kcal
Pumpkin Puree: 137 kcal
Total: 316 kcal/batch

*Pet Poison Helpline toxicologists encourage checking with your veterinarian or the American College of Veterinary Nutrition for nutrition related information

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