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Freeze Dried Frosted Blueberries
80g

Overview

DogYog Frosted Blueberries are a two-ingredient freeze-dried dog treat made from whole Australian blueberries rolled in goat milk powder. The freeze-drying process removes moisture while preserving the fruit's anthocyanin antioxidant and polyphenol content. Goat milk powder adds a protein coating and a mild tang, and is often better tolerated than cow's milk by dogs sensitive to standard dairy.

Intended as a standalone snack, training reward, or meal topper. Shelf-stable at room temperature and free from added sugar, flavourings, or preservatives. The simple formula makes it a lower-risk option for dogs with multiple sensitivities, though it is not suitable for dogs with dairy sensitivity. Portion size should be adjusted for smaller or overweight dogs given the concentrated natural fruit sugar content.


Ingredients

Blueberries, Goat Milk Powder.

Ingredient images are illustrative only and may not represent the exact source or form used by manufacturers.
Fresh blueberries with smooth, deep blue skin and a light frosted coating, clustered together on a white background
Blueberry
Blueberry
Vaccinium Corymbosum, Vaccinium Angustifolium, Bilberry, E163
Summary
Blueberry is a small, nutrient-rich fruit of plant origin, commonly sourced from the Vaccinium genus. It is included in pet food primarily for its antioxidant properties, supporting immune health and cellular protection. Blueberry is used in its natural, whole form, ensuring pets benefit from its full spectrum of vitamins, fibre, and phytonutrients as found in fresh fruit.
Why it's used?
Blueberry is included as a label-friendly ingredient to appeal to health-conscious consumers, leveraging its reputation as a source of antioxidants. Its presence supports marketing claims of added nutritional benefits, though it is typically used in small quantities with minimal impact on the overall nutritional profile for pets.
Fine, off-white goat milk powder with a soft, smooth texture, suitable for dog nutrition and health supplements
Goat Milk Powder
Goat Milk Powder
Caprae Lac Powder, Capra Hircus Milk Powder, Dried Goat Milk, Goat’s Milk Powder
Summary
Goat milk powder is a dehydrated dairy product derived from the milk of goats. Sourced from animal origin, it is valued for its high-quality protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, supporting overall pet health and digestion. Goat milk powder is used in its processed, powdered form rather than as fresh liquid milk, ensuring stability, safety, and ease of incorporation into pet food formulations.
Why it's used?
Goat milk powder is included as a highly digestible protein and fat source, appealing to pet owners seeking alternative or novel animal proteins. It also serves as a label-friendly ingredient that enhances product marketing by suggesting nutritional and digestive benefits.

About


Brand
Dog Yog
Manufactured
Australia
Type
Freeze Dried
Processing Level
Low

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Dog Yog

Dog Yog is an Australian dog ice cream brand made with goat's milk kefir and natural probiotics. 6g+ protein per serve, no preservatives. Rated 4.8 stars by 3,000+ customers.


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