LIMITED EDITION
A Yoghurt Drop your doggo will go crazy for and not just ‘cause of the flavour. This mischievous mix of Berry & Aniseed is like catnip for canines, giving the laziest dogs the need for speed and the verve for zoomies.
It’s better than good. It’s Berry good.
Small and nifty, drops are ideal for training. These bite-sized treats will keep your doggo sitting pretty for the next bite.
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Small and nifty, drops are ideal for training. These bite-sized treats will keep your doggo sitting pretty for the next bite.
The palm oil in our drops is RSPO certified — meaning we made sure no orangutans are harmed in the making of our drops.
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The palm oil in our drops is RSPO certified — meaning we made sure no orangutans are harmed in the making of our drops.
Packed full of flavour and soft enough for a young pup’s teeth, yoghurt drops are the perfect training tool for puppies.
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Packed full of flavour and soft enough for a young pup’s teeth, yoghurt drops are the perfect training tool for puppies.
Ingredients
Sustainable Australian Palm Kernal Oil, Sugar, Skim Milk Solids, Yoghurt Solids, Emulsifiers
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (Min) 1.0%
Crude Fat (Min.) 3.0%
Size and Weight
1cm – 3cm
3g – 6g
Country of Origin
Australia
Make sure to keep the lid closed tight and store them in the fridge or in a cool, dry place until it’s time to make your dog’s taste buds tingle.
Keep it at 10 drops max a day. If you’ve accidentally gone overboard, no biggie, just give your dog a smaller evening meal and get back on track tomorrow.
Short answer – yes. But think of drops more as a cheat treat than a main meal. So just like we do with our favourite desserts, it’s important to exercise moderation with our dogs.
We suggest no more than 10 drops a day. If you’ve accidentally gone overboard, no biggie, just give them a smaller evening meal and get back on track tomorrow.
Heck yes! Probiotics are good bacteria found in yoghurt that help promote gut health for your dog. They support healthy daily digestion and can help with upset tummies and stomach inflammation. They've also been known to help with bad breath.
Did you know? Aniseed is similar to catnip, inspiring a strong emotional reaction in your pet. Catnip is reported to create “feelings of pure euphoria” for cats, aniseed is more likely to make your dog bounce with energy and hyperactivity. Woo!
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I wasn't sure that my dog would enjoy the aniseed flavour - but he loves them!
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This is the best flavour ever!! My dog goes mad for these
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Like the mint ones at first my dog wasn't interested but now she has a couple a day.
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My dog seems to love them, great little treat and trick reward.
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These are an amazing training treat and also great when taking photos.
We have been walking for #PAWGUST2020 to raise money for guide dogs Australia and I have used these to get photos for our page.
Ziggy my younger dog loves these
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