Christmas tree dog ice cream
Christmas Dog Treats: Freeze-Dried Tree Dog Ice Cream
- Plain Greek yogurt
- Spirulina powder, a pinch, used for color
The yogurt is dairy, so the trees contain dairy and are not a single ingredient treat. There are no peanuts in the list.
The yogurt is frozen in tree molds and then freeze-dried, which leaves light pieces that crunch. They are brittle, so a chipped tip in the bag is normal.
Christmas Dog Treats: Freeze-Dried Tree Dog Ice Cream
Christmas Tree is sold out right now and coming back soon. We take no orders ahead and we are not naming a date, so the button above stays off until bags are packed. Every Pup-Ornaut flavor is part of the lineup all year.
Christmas Dog Treats: Freeze-Dried Tree Dog Ice Cream
Feed the trees as an occasional treat. They are not a complete diet.
- Break them smaller for small dogs.
- Keep fresh water out and supervise while your dog snacks.
- Reseal the bag after each use and keep it somewhere cool and dry.
Our how to serve guide has more on portions.
A holiday pick
Christmas Dog Treats: Freeze-Dried Tree Dog Ice Cream
The trees are made in small batches in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and ship from Sniff and Shift. At 1 oz the bag is a good fit for a dog stocking, and you can give them any time of year. While they are sold out, try Banana Peanut Butter or Pumpkin and Apple.
Christmas Dog Treats: Freeze-Dried Tree Dog Ice Cream
What makes the trees green?
Spirulina powder, a pinch of it, used for color. The rest is plain Greek yogurt.
Why are some trees chipped?
The pieces are brittle, so a tip can break off in the bag. That is expected.
Does it contain dairy?
Yes, from the yogurt. It is not a single ingredient treat.
How big is the bag?
One size, 1 oz.
Can I buy it right now?
Not at the moment. It is sold out and coming back soon, with no date and no orders ahead.
Christmas Dog Treats: Freeze-Dried Tree Dog Ice Cream
Christmas Tree is sold out for now.