Strawberry heart dog ice cream
What is in it
- Plain Greek yogurt
- Strawberries
- Beet powder, in batches that need it, used for color only
The yogurt is dairy, so the hearts contain dairy and are not a single ingredient treat. There are no peanuts in the list.
The yogurt and strawberry mix is frozen in heart molds and then freeze-dried. Freeze-drying leaves strawberry a paler pink than fresh fruit, so expect soft pink hearts and not candy red ones.
Available now?
Strawberry Heart 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.
Serving and storage
Feed the hearts 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 and soft versus crunchy.
Made close to home
Small batches from Malvern
The hearts are made in small batches in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and ship from Sniff and Shift. They make a sweet pick for Valentine's Day, though you can give them any day. While they are sold out, try Banana Peanut Butter or Pumpkin and Apple.
Questions about Strawberry Heart
What is in the strawberry hearts?
Plain Greek yogurt and strawberries, plus beet powder in batches that need it for color.
Why are the hearts pale pink?
Freeze-drying makes strawberry a paler pink than the fresh fruit.
Does it contain dairy?
Yes, from the yogurt. It is not a single ingredient treat.
Is it frozen?
No. It is freeze-dried, so it keeps at room temperature and does not melt.
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.