Yoghurt Drops for Dogs

Store WAG Yoghurt Drops in the fridge or a cool, dry place. Ensure the container is sealed and airtight when stored.

Refer to the feeding guide on the pack of your pack. Dogs up to 10kg can have up to 5 drops a day, dogs weighing between 11-25kg can have between 5-7 drops a day, dogs weighing between 26-45kg can enjoy 7-10 drops a day, and dogs 45kg+ can have up to 10 drops a day. 

How Many Times a week can I give my dog yoghurt drops?

The frequency of giving yoghurt drops depends on your dog's diet and size. Follow the feeding guide, and if you are unsure, consult with your vet to determine the right amount for your dog's individual needs.

Short answer – YES. But think of Yoghurt Drops as a cheat treat for dogs. So just like we do with our favourite desserts, it’s important to exercise moderation with our dogs.

Heck yes! Probiotics are good bacteria found in yoghurt that help promote gut health for your dog. Probiotics help support healthy digestion, upset tummies and inflammation. They've also been known to help with bad breath.

YES, WAG Yoghurt Drops are the best dog-training treats. Bite-sized, these sweet treats for dogs will have your doggo sit, drop and rolling for more.

Yoghurt drops are a sweet, tasty treat for dogs. They are rich in probiotics and calcium, which can support your dog’s digestive and bone health. This treat is not suited to dogs with a lactose intolerance, as the treat contains dairy skim milk solids, which they may struggle to digest.

Yes, you can freeze yoghurt drops for dogs! Freezing them can make for a cool, refreshing treat, especially on warm days. Just be sure to store them properly to avoid freezer burn and always check that your dog can comfortably chew frozen treats.

Many vets approve yoghurt for dogs, particularly due to its probiotic benefits that support digestion. However, it’s crucial to avoid yoghurts with chemicals and artificial ingredients, which could be harmful to dogs.

Dogs are often drawn to yoghurt because of its creamy texture and rich, sweet taste. Many dogs also enjoy the mild tanginess that yoghurt offers. Additionally, the probiotics and fatty acids in yoghurt can have a positive effect on their overall health, making it a sweet treat you can’t beat.

Yes, yoghurt can be beneficial for senior dogs. The probiotics in yoghurt can help support digestive health, which can be especially important for older dogs. The calcium content also contributes to bone health, which is vital for aging pets.

You can melt down or mix yoghurt drops with various dog-safe ingredients like fruits, treats or dog food. Just be sure the ingredients are safe for dogs and avoid any foods that could be toxic, like chocolate or raisins.

Yoghurt drops for dogs are made by combining yoghurt with other ingredients. The mixture is then dropped onto a baking sheet or tray and dried to form small, bite-sized treats.

Here for a fun time not a long time! Yoghurt Drops drop off the WAG website on the 30th of September each year.

WAG Yoghurt Drops are solid yoghurt dog treats made from natural ingredients, which means they can melt if exposed to heat for too long. As the days warm up after September, we say our annual farewell to these sweet treats to prevent any risk of melting during transit or on your doorstep when your WAG box arrives. If your doggo is a fan of Yoghurt Drops, we recommend stocking up to ensure they have enough to last throughout the year.