FreezBone Freezball: Frozen Treats for Hot Days

Quick answer

Use the FreezBone Freezball to make frozen treats that keep your dog busy and cool on hot days. Fill it with soft food or treats, freeze, and serve.

How to make frozen treats with the Freezball

1. Choose your fill: Mix your dog’s favorite soft treats, wet food, or a blend of kibble and broth. Avoid hard bones or large chunks that could be a choking hazard. A common mistake is using dry kibble alone—it won’t freeze into a solid block. Add a little liquid (broth, yogurt, or pumpkin puree) to bind it.
2. Fill and freeze: Spoon the mixture into the Freezball through the opening. Fill it to the top, then place the ball upright in your freezer for at least 4 hours or overnight. Check that the ball is stable in the freezer so the mixture doesn’t spill out. A muffin tin or small bowl can hold it steady.
3. Serve and supervise: Remove the frozen Freezball from the freezer and give it to your dog on a surface that’s easy to clean (like a tile floor or outdoors). Let your dog work to get the treats out. Always supervise the first few uses to ensure your dog chews the rubber, not swallows pieces. The natural rubber is durable but not indestructible.
4. Clean after use: Once your dog is done, rinse the Freezball with warm water or place it in the top rack of the dishwasher. Air dry before storing. Don’t leave leftover food inside the ball—it can spoil. A quick rinse prevents odors.

Product facts

• FreezBone Freezball: Made from 100% natural rubber, holds 1.5 cups, and is dishwasher safe. You can fill it with a variety of wet or dry treats, freeze it, and then easily clean it after use—no lingering smells.