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DIY: Edible Apple Kong Dog Toy

This DIY Kong dog toy is completely edible, delicious & healthy - your dog is going to love more than ever. Click through for the free edible apple Kong tutorial.DIY Projects
Serena Faber-Nelson

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Serena Faber-Nelson Updated 24 September 2015 · 2 Min Read

Pet lifestyle expert Serena Faber-Nelson is the founder of Pretty Fluffy. A contributor to Everyday with Rachael Ray, Modern Dog Magazine, Cesars Way and more; her modern, stylized take on DIY dog treats has seen her recipes viewed millions of times over. Serena is the author of the go-to dog mom bible, Dog Mama, and the popular dog treat recipe book, Healthy Homemade Dog Treats.

What if you could make a fun DIY Kong dog toy AND healthy dog treat out of an everyday apple? Say hello to the edible apple kong dog toy! Every now and then a DIY dog recipe comes along that is so easy and fun we can't help but get excited (and a little jealous of our dog). This edible apple kong dog toy is that kind of DIY (and tasty treat!) This kong dog toy is completely edible, delicious, and healthy. Not to mention easy on your wallet! Which is a HUGE perk, because we all know how expensive it can be to look after our fur babies. We promise your dog is going to love you more than ever for this. You're welcome!

This DIY Kong dog toy is completely edible, delicious & healthy - your dog is going to love more than ever. Click through for the free edible apple Kong tutorial.

DIY Kong Dog Toy - You'll Need

Apple Corer 1 Small Organic Granny Smith Apple (they have the lowest amount of sugar) Organic Peanut or Almond Butter for the Filling OR You can try our 'non runny' Natural PB Filling Recipe

This DIY Kong dog toy is completely edible, delicious & healthy - your dog is going to love more than ever. Click through for the free edible apple Kong tutorial.

Directions

  1. Wash, core and remove any stickers from your apple. It's important to ensure the apple is fully cored for your dog to enjoy it safely.
  2. Stuff the core with your desired filling.
  3. Enjoy!

DisclaimerAlways monitor your dog while playing and eating, and avoid light colored carpet.Always check with your your vet before any changes or new additions to your pet's diet.

This DIY Kong dog toy is completely edible, delicious & healthy - your dog is going to love more than ever. Click through for the free edible apple Kong tutorial.

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Raquel 30 October 2015

This sounds like something my dog would enjoy, however she would leave the apple behind.

Becky 3 March 2016

Great idea — do know that apple seeds are toxic to dogs so be sure to get them all out. But very clever.

Person 26 April 2016

Great idea!
The design is great, but my dog just went ahead and ate the apple. ^-^

Amy 8 August 2016

Ummm, yeah, they’re *supposed* to.

Nichole 20 November 2016

What an excellent idea. Our dog just loved apples. I never thought to core an apple out and fill it with her favorite treat. Thank you.

Lucy 6 January 2017

What a great idea!!! I am soooooo trying this out. Thank you so much for sharing! Lucy

Caroline 28 January 2017

Maybe throw it in the freezer first, befor giving it to your dog. My dog would eat that apple plus filling in 10 seconds. The idea of a kong is to make it difficult for the dog to get to the yummy filling. 😉