YowUp! Natural Prebiotic Yoghurt for Dogs | Lactose-Free 0% Fat Dog Treat

Give your dog a tasty, tummy-friendly treat with YowUp! Natural Prebiotic Yoghurt for Dogs. This smooth, delicious dog yoghurt is made with lactose-free fermented dairy and packed with gut-friendly prebiotics to help support healthy digestion.

With 0% fat, no added sugar and a gentle recipe designed for sensitive tummies, YowUp! is a brilliant everyday treat for dogs who love something creamy but need a lighter option. Serve it straight from the pouch, drizzle it over your dog’s food as a tasty meal topper, spread it on a lick mat, or freeze it into dog-safe ice cream for warm days.

Perfect for enrichment, picky eaters, mealtime excitement or simply treating your dog to something special, YowUp! Natural Prebiotic Yoghurt is a versatile addition to your dog’s routine.

Key Benefits:
Lactose-free yoghurt for dogs
Contains prebiotics to support healthy digestion
0% fat
No added sugar
Great for sensitive tummies
Can be served as a treat, topper or frozen enrichment
Perfect for lick mats, slow feeders and dog-safe ice cream
Suitable for adding moisture and flavour to meals

Composition:
Fermented dairy products lactose-free yoghurt 95.6%, corn starch, pectin 0.6%, dry oligofructose 0.5%, flavourings.

Feeding Guide:
Dogs around 3kg: 40g per day
Dogs around 6kg: 85g per day
Dogs over 6kg: 115g per day

Serving Ideas:
Serve straight as a treat
Drizzle over dry food
Spread onto a lick mat
Freeze into dog-safe yoghurt ice cream
Use with enrichment toys or slow feeders

Storage Guidance:
Please follow the storage instructions on the packaging. Once opened, store as directed and use within the recommended time frame.

Safety Warning:
Feed as a complementary treat alongside a balanced diet. Always introduce new foods gradually, especially for dogs with sensitive stomachs. Fresh drinking water should always be available. Supervise your dog when using with lick mats, enrichment toys or frozen treats. If your dog has allergies, a medical condition, pancreatitis, diabetes, or is on a restricted diet, check with your vet before feeding