Collection: Cool Dogs Ice Cream Dog Treats

Cool Dogs is formulated specifically for dogs, with goat's milk instead of cow's milk and no refined sugar, xylitol or chocolate. It is a treat, not a meal replacement, so serve in moderation.

One tub makes about 500ml of ice cream, which serves five or more dogs depending on size. It can be refrozen for later.

Yes, in small amounts once they are fully weaned. Start with a spoonful to check tolerance, as with any new food.

The powdered mix is shelf-stable until you make it. Once mixed and frozen, keep it in the freezer and scoop as needed.

Blastin' Biltong is the most popular for meat-loving dogs. Strawberry & Coconuts is a lighter option and a good choice for dogs that are fussy about meat flavours.

Once made, keep it sealed in its tub in the freezer and use within about a month for the best texture and freshness.

Yes, in the form of goat's milk or skimmed milk powder depending on the flavour. Goat's milk is generally easier for dogs to digest than cow's milk, but dogs with a known dairy intolerance should avoid it.

Yes. Spreading a spoonful on a lick mat turns it into a slow, calming enrichment activity that lasts far longer than a bowl.

It is a treat, so factor it into your dog's daily calories. Small servings a couple of times a week are fine for most dogs on a weight-management plan.

The ingredients are human-grade, and the brand says even humans can eat it, but it is formulated and flavoured for dogs.