When the temperatures rise, keeping your dog comfortable becomes a priority. Fresh water, shade, and shorter walks are the basics - but what about treats? If you're reaching for something to cool your dog down, what you give them actually matters.
Here's why Frozzys Frozen Yogurt is the healthy way to keep your dog cool this summer.
Why regular ice cream isn't safe for dogs
It can be tempting to share a scoop with your dog on a hot day, but regular ice cream is not suitable for dogs. It contains high levels of sugar, dairy that many dogs struggle to digest, and sometimes ingredients like xylitol that are toxic to dogs.
The good news is that your dog doesn't have to miss out. They just need their own version - and ours is better.
What makes Frozzys Frozen Yogurt different
Frozzys Frozen Yogurt has been made for dogs from the very beginning. It's lactose-free, so it's kind on sensitive stomachs. It's low in fat and contains no added sugar, so you're not loading your dog up with empty calories on a hot day when they're already less active.
But it's not just about what we leave out. Real frozen yogurt means real fermented milk, which means live cultures that support a healthy gut. Every serving is doing something good for your dog, not just tasting great.
Available in a range of flavours
Choose from Vanilla, Strawberry, or Blueberry - each available as a single pot or in a four pack so you can stock up for the summer. Or treat your dog to the Celebration Pack - a four pot mix featuring two Banana & Honey and two Cranberry pots, perfect for dogs who love something a little different.
Whatever your dog's preference, there's a Frozzys Frozen Yogurt for them.
How to serve it
Frozzys Frozen Yogurt comes ready to serve straight from the freezer. Let it thaw slightly for a softer texture, or serve it firmer on the hottest days for a longer lasting cool down. It's that simple.
Other ways to keep your dog cool this summer
Frozen yogurt is a great tool, but it's just one part of summer care. Alongside Frozzys, remember to:
Keep fresh water available at all times, walk your dog early in the morning or later in the evening, provide plenty of shade, and never leave your dog in a parked car.
If your dog shows signs of heatstroke such as excessive panting, drooling, or lethargy, move them somewhere cool immediately and contact your vet.
Treat them better this summer
Your dog deserves a cool treat that actually does something good. Frozzys Frozen Yogurt has been keeping dogs happy and healthy for over thirteen years - and summer is when it really comes into its own.
