Dog Ice Cream Mix - Just Add Water and Freeze at Home, Powder Mix with Ice Cream Cup and Reusable Lid, (Birthday Cake with Pupfetti Sprinkles Flavor), 5.65 oz - Made in USA

This dog ice cream mix is a fantastic and fun treat for your furry friend! It’s incredibly easy to make, just add the pouch and water to the included cup, whisk until the texture is smooth, and pop it in the freezer, then take it out about 15 minutes before you're ready to serve, which helps it soften a bit. I love how simple the process is, and the cup with lid makes it convenient to store and re-serve. My dog goes absolutely wild for it. No licking, just chomp chomp, gone, haha. It’s become a birthday tradition, and he actually prefers this over puppy cake itself! The ingredients seem pet-safe and all in all, it’s a great value, and an easy way to spoil your pup. Highly recommended!

My dog just absolutely loves this brand. It’s a great thing to have when you want to eat ice cream and not have your dog beg you for some, but you know we can’t have it, so you don’t just have to sit there feeling guilty. He scarfs it down pretty quick! For his birthday, we always do cake and ice cream and he always eats the ice cream before the cake! It’s by far his favorite treat! He especially loves the maple bacon one! I wish it weren’t so pricey, but as far as dog ice cream goes this one is a value/taste combo and comparison to other brands.

Decent quality and fair pricing. Took a little longer to arrive than expected but packaging was secure. Does what I needed it to do.

I mixed part of the container and placed it in a silicone sheet of dog biscuit molds. It worked perfectly, except for starting to dry and crumble it it wasn't used within a week. You would think that once frozen it would stay like regular ice cream, but this was just like the moisture was leaving the product. Anyway the dog likes it, and that is what is important..

Our pup lives ves the birthday cake ice cream.

Tasty treat dogs.

Our dogs loved this product (maple/bacon flavor)! Easy to make; add water, stir in a bowl, pour back into container, and freeze.At first it seemed a little pricey due to the size, but we just give our dogs a spoonful or two at a time as a treat. We also wanted to make sure it didn’t cause any GI issues. Giving a scoop at a time extends the product and our dogs had no issues… just enjoyed the treat!

about 1/8th of top is scoop-able due to air bubbles from mixing, everything under that is rock hard and not scoop-able unless you leave pint out to melt for 10-15 minutes which defeats the reason i got this vanilla pet ice cream ‘with’ sugar in it. i need it to be ready to be scooped every time i open it so to give some of it quickly to my dog after a seizure.. not to mention even had i just bought it to give some to dog after going outside/etc, having to defrost the pint some and refreezing what is left isn’t feasible to us.. i may buy another to see if adding like 1/8-1/4th of tara gum helps it stay softer, if not back to store bought ice cream for him..