Yogupet makes dog yoghurt, kefir and ice cream as complementary foods for dogs. The Cuddypup selection brings together pourable kefir for bowls and lick mats with prepared yoghurt tubs that need freezing before serving. They are useful when you want a different texture for a snack, meal topper or supervised food-enrichment activity, but they do not replace a complete daily diet.
The range is made in Spain and designed specifically for pets. Yogupet states that its yoghurts, kefirs and ice creams are pasteurised after fermentation. That gives them a stable format, but it also means you should not assume every kefir contains live probiotic cultures. Check the individual ingredients and purpose rather than treating every tub or bottle as the same product.
Choose between kefir and dog ice cream
The three ice cream recipes are prepared in their tubs and need about two hours in the freezer before serving. Choose Watermelon & Red Berries for a berry-and-watermelon recipe, Coconut, Pineapple & Banana for the tropical option, or Apple, Pear & Kiwi for the green-fruit blend. Serve the finished product as directed instead of adding ingredients of your own.
The kefirs are pourable complementary foods. Carrot & Pear includes collagen, glucosamine and chondroitin alongside its fruit and vegetable ingredients. Cranberry & Broccoli uses a yeast product and inactivated Lactobacillus strains. Those formulas are different, so compare the full label with your dog's existing food, supplements and veterinary advice rather than choosing by flavour alone.
Three easy ways to serve Yogupet
As a measured snack: serve the label amount in a bowl and count it within the day's food and treats.
As a meal topper: spoon or pour a small amount over the usual food when a softer texture would be welcome.
For food enrichment: spread a suitable portion over a freezer-safe lick mat or place it in a compatible fillable toy, following both product and toy instructions.
Start with a modest portion if dairy-based foods are new to your dog. The ice creams and kefirs are labelled lactose-free, but that does not make every recipe suitable for every dog. Check all ingredients when allergies, intolerances, a prescribed diet or a medical condition are involved.
Read the label before the first spoonful
Yogupet is complementary food, not a complete meal. Follow the serving guide for the specific tub or bottle and adjust the rest of the day's extras accordingly. The brand recommends keeping the products chilled for the final customer. Once opened, the ice cream tubs should be refrigerated and used within two days; the kefir bottles should be refrigerated and used within four days.
A topper can make food more interesting, but it is not a treatment for poor appetite, digestive problems, joint pain or another health concern. Sudden or persistent appetite loss, vomiting, diarrhoea, pain or signs of overheating need appropriate veterinary attention. Frozen treats also do not replace fresh water, shade and a cool place to rest.
Yogupet at a glance
Yogupet is a Spanish pet-food brand making pasteurised yoghurt, kefir and frozen treats for dogs. The Cuddypup collection includes pourable kefirs and yoghurt ice creams that are served as complementary food. Choose by format, ingredients and label guidance, not by health promise. For a wider look at meal additions, browse Toppers & Supplements; for more snack formats, visit Treats & Snacks.
Frequently asked questions
Is Yogupet a complete dog food?
No. Yogupet describes these products as complementary food. Serve them alongside an appropriate complete diet and include the portion in your dog's daily intake.
Does Yogupet need to be frozen?
The ice cream tubs do. Yogupet advises freezing them for about two hours before serving. The kefirs are pourable and should be served according to their own label rather than frozen automatically.
Is Yogupet lactose-free?
The current Cuddypup ice creams and kefirs are labelled lactose-free. Still check the complete ingredient list, especially for a dog with a known dairy allergy or a prescribed diet.
Does Yogupet kefir contain live probiotics?
Do not assume so. Yogupet says its kefirs are pasteurised after fermentation, and the Cranberry & Broccoli formula lists inactivated Lactobacillus strains. Read the exact product label when cultures or functional ingredients matter to your choice.
Can I put Yogupet on a lick mat?
Yes, when the portion suits your dog and the mat is designed for food. Spread it thinly, supervise use, follow the product instructions and clean the mat thoroughly afterwards.
How long does opened Yogupet keep?
Keep it refrigerated after opening. The current ice cream labels say to use the tub within two days, while the current kefir labels say to use the bottle within four days.
