Lazy Dog Make at Home Ice Cream Mix Birthday Cake Flavor Treats For Dogs (4.5 oz)

Lazy Dog Make at Home Ice Cream Mix Birthday Cake Flavor Treats

Treat your furry companion to the ultimate indulgence with the Lazy Dog Make at Home Ice Cream Mix – Birthday Cake Flavor. This easy-to-prepare treat features a delicious birthday cake flavor, designed to delight dogs of all sizes and breeds. Made with simple, all-natural, and dog-friendly ingredients such as dried non-fat Greek yogurt powder, purple sweet potato, and vanilla, it’s a wholesome way to spoil your pup. Whether it’s your dog’s birthday or a “just because” treat, this mix transforms any day into a celebration!

What Are the Benefits of Lazy Dog Ice Cream Mix?

All-Natural Ingredients: Crafted with pup-safe, natural components like purple sweet potato and vanilla, ensuring both safety and flavor.

Limited Ingredient Recipe: Great for sensitive tummies, this mix avoids unnecessary additives or fillers.

Simple and Convenient: Requires only water—just mix, freeze, and serve!

Wholesome and Delicious: Dogs love the creamy birthday cake flavor, making it a special treat for any occasion.

Made in the USA: Proudly sourced and prepared to high-quality standards for your peace of mind.

How to Prepare Lazy Dog Ice Cream Mix?

1. Measure ½ cup of water and pour it into the container.
2. Stir the mix thoroughly until smooth.
3. Freeze for 8 hours or until firm.
4. Serve as a delicious frozen treat to your pup!

Ingredients in Lazy Dog Ice Cream Mix

Dried Non-Fat Greek Yogurt Powder

Dehydrated Cane Molasses

Gelatin

Tapioca Starch

Vanilla

Purple Sweet Potato

Caloric Content: 495 kcal/kg; 51 kcal per 4.5 oz container

What Is the Nutritional Value of Lazy Dog Ice Cream Mix?

Nutrient	Amount (Minimum/Maximum)

Crude Protein 2.0% min Crude Fat 1.8% min Crude Fiber 1.0% max Moisture 6.0% max

Are There Any Side Effects of Lazy Dog Ice Cream Mix?

This treat is generally safe for most dogs. However:

Always serve in moderation to avoid tummy upset.

Not suitable for dogs with specific food allergies (e.g., dairy or gelatin).

Consult your vet if your dog has underlying health conditions.