text: Nope, this is not your real ice cream because it could upset your pet’s digestive system. But you can whip up some pet-approved ice cream using ingredients that are common pantry staples. One tasty and popular iced delight is made of blended bananas mixed with yogurt and peanut butter that is frozen overnight. Chicken or beef broth ice pops are also all-time favorites. Just pour the broth into a mold, freeze, and voila! Yummy ice pops!
  If you’re looking for the perfect chance to dress your pet cat or dog, why not on his birthday? You can make a pet party hat using non-toxic materials, such as construction paper, foam paper, etc. Shape it into a cone and decorate with pet-safe coloring pens, tassels, pompoms, etc. You can also go shopping online for stylish and colorful party wear designed specifically for dogs and cats. Check out these colorful bandannas and scarves, hoodies, and bow ties!