You can stuff a Chew King Premium Treater or Chill Fill with anything that is safe for your dog to eat. Peanut butter, yogurt, fruit, meat, and dog food or treats are a few favorites. Using a variety of different foods keeps the challenge interesting.

STUFFING IDEAS
Here's a list of tasty treats you can use for treater stuffing:

Almond Butter (in moderation)	Apples (no core, stem, or seeds)	Applesauce (unsweetened)	Asparagus	Baby Food (natural)	Bananas	Bell Peppers	Blackberries (will stain - use with caution)
Blueberries (will stain - use with caution)	Bread	Broccoli	Brussel Sprouts	Cantaloupes	Carob Chips (in moderation)	Carrots	Cauliflower
Celery	Cheese (watch fat content)	Coconuts	Cranberries	Cucumbers	Dog Biscuits	Dog Food (dry or wet)	Dog Treats
Eggs (cooked)	Flax Seeds	Green Beans	Honey (in moderation)	Hot Dogs	Kale	Kefir	Liver (cooked)
Mangos	Molasses (blackstrap, in moderation)	Oatmeal (cooked)	Oranges (in moderation)	Parsley	Peaches	Peanut Butter (natural, no xylitol)	Pears
Peas (plain or sugar snap)	Pineapples	Plain Yogurt (lowrat or greek)	Potatoes (plain or sweet)	Pumpkin (canned)	Rasberries	Red Meat (cooked)	Rice (cooked, unseasoned)
Rutabagas	Spinach	Squash	Strawberries	Watermelons (seedless)	White Meat (cooked)	Zucchini

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BENEFITS 1) Keep your dog busy and     entertained at the same time 2) Great for slowing down dogs that     eat their food too fast 3) Help keep your dog occupied     while you are not at home 4) Give your dog a simple job they     will love to do 5) Provide your dog with plenty of     mental stimulation

WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE HOMEMADE STUFFING RECIPES TOOLS: 1) Large mixing bowl 2) Large mixing spoon 3) Small bowls to hold ingredients 4) Spoon or piping bag to fill treater 5) One or more Chew King Treaters INSTRUCTIONS: Mix all ingredients together. When you pick up a dollop on a spoon and turn the spoon sideways, it should fall off within 4 seconds. Make sure your recipe is not too thick or too thin. To use: Insert the stuffing into the treater by spoon or squeezing from a piping bag. Add additional pieces of food at the end of the treater if desired. Serve immediately or freeze the filled treater until ready to use (max 3 days in fridge or 1 month in freezer depending on recipe). To store leftover stuffing: Place in a resealable bag or container and seal shut. Make sure to keep perishable recipes refridgerated.

CREATE A FOUR COURSE MEAL! Step 1: Tantalizer At the small end of your treater, insert something super tasty like a little morsel of freeze dried liver, peanut butter, almond butter, or cheese. Step 2: Dessert Next up, fill the smallest third of the treater with yummy foods such as dog biscuits or treats, cubed apples, carrots, green beans, or bananas. Step 3: Main Course Stuff the last two thirds of the treater with your regular dog food such as kibble or canned food. If you're using kibble, try mixing it with unsweetened applesauce to make it harder for your dog to get it out. Step 4: Appetizer The last step is to put something in the opening at the widest side of your treater. Use a treat sticking out of the top to entice your dog to "get serious" about the deconstruction job ahead of them!

STUFFING RECIPE IDEAS Click on one of the recipe ideas below or on the left to see all the included ingredients, or click HERE to download a pdf of all the recipe ideas. 1) BAJA BEACH     CHICKEN TACOS 2) BREAKFAST OF     AGILITY CHAMPIONS 3) FREE TO BE RED,     WHITE AND BLUE 4) GOOD DOGGIE     PEANUT BUTTER CUP 5) HEARTY OATMEAL 6) HOLIDAY     CORNUCOPIA 7) INDULGENT PUMPKIN     CHEESE CAKE 8) SUNDAE SHOP     BANANA SPLIT 9) UNDER THE     PALM TREES