Puppy Cake Hoggin' Dogs Ice Cream Mix - Just Add Water and Freeze, No Sugar Added, Gifts for Dogs, All Natural, Peanut Flavor, 4.65 oz - Made in USA

Mixing the powder in with the water in the tub wasn't as easy as I thought and took quite some time, but there was also a blender option that I could've done so maybe that makes it a lot easier. Overall the dogs loved the ice cream and I put it in little pawprint molds to add as a cake topper and it was a huge hit. Will probably buy again later for my dog who just turned 11.

Be careful with how much you give your dog. My girl really likes this but we overdid it the first time and she vomited a lot of foam. Can't blame the product for our over indulgence. But I think we've gotten it right now.I mix up some ice cream "batter" (I don't measure anything, just put in enough water so it's similar to pancake batter), pour it into an in ice cube tray, pop it in the freezer, and dole them out one at a time and never more than one per day. Her belly seems to accept this amount and she certainly enjoys the treat.

We have been giving our puppy "Frosty Paws" for about a year now. I ran across this when I was looking up treats on Amazon and decided to look at the ingredients. Compare to Frosty Paws it was a no brainer. This is so much more healthy for our puppy. I also purchased cardboard containers w/lids and I make the mix in a seperate container and I add 1 tblspn of all natural peanut butter to give it more of a peanut butter flavor. It makes 4 containers and it's similar looking to her frosty paws. She loves them and tells me every night when it's time for her treat. Hopefully this product will stick around for a while.

Super easy to make in small blender with water. Made it into small ice cream treats in a silicone mold. My dog loved it.

Both of our dogs enjoy this ice cream. It get ROCK HARD though - a little inconvenient for getting little treats out for the dogs. So we bought some ice cube trays at the Dollar Store that have a flexible bottom so you can PUSH the treats out. They STILL stuck to the ice cube trays so we just ran some warm water over the bottom, popped them ALL out and store them in a container in the freezer. Both dogs like this MUCH better than Frosty Paws brand. ** One more brand tried - Puppy Scoops vanilla. Once mixed (I make half a batch at a time) Puppy Scoops yielded two less portions that Hoggin Dogs brand.

This stuff smells so bad none of the 5 dogs it was offered to would go near it let alone eat it. Considering where they lick themselves that’s pretty bad. When I opened it to mix it up the smell was so bad I almost vomited. I considered throwing it away but because a lot of the food dogs eat doesn’t smell appetizing so I thought if dogs eat that maybe they will like this...I was wrong. I know there are good ice cream treats for dogs out there. Keep looking. This isn’t one of them. Horrible.

I bought this for my dog's birthday party and the dogs loved it!!!! Super easy. Just add water and freeze. It does freeze really hard, so you have to let it sit out for a little bit to soften to be able to scoop it out! It re-freezes fine. My dogs get it all over their face and savor it for hours.

I purchased this to have a special treat for my dog for her gotcha day anniversary. She seemed to love this and it was really simple and not as expensive as fancy dog treats or a dog cake her for.