Too damn hot

It's still rather hot and while Ruben had a cool off in the lake, another frozen treat recipe is perhaps needed.

Fill an ice cube tray - preferably one with larger shapes - by gently pouring in natural low fat yogurt into each section. When you're done, squeeze a tiny amount of honey into the centre of every one and then place  in the freezer until solid. The honey might not completely freeze but the yogurt will. You can always make larger versions in a old ice cream tub if your dog is on the big side.

Pop one out of the tray and feed to your hot dog.

Feeding outside is fairly essential I'd say, they're a bit messy.

I'm a fool for yogurt

I love to stir a spoonful of yogurt into any dog's dinner.  It's got calcium and vitamins including the B's and A. Most importantly though it's got all that friendly bacteria we hear so much about. It's great to feed at any time with any meal but if your dog has diarrhoea or is on antibiotics for any reason (antibiotics can kill the normal bowel bacteria and antibiotics can often cause diarrhoea) then feeding yogurt is a damn good thing.

No exact measurements but per meal reckon on a teaspoon for a little dog, a tablespoon for a medium sized one and a couple of tablespoons for big boys.

When a say yogurt I mean plain, live, natural yogurt. But you knew that.