What's on the label
Here's what's in the jar, for whichever version you pick.
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Chicken and Sweet Potato Pupsicle Mix
Freeze-dried chicken, sweet potato powder, whole wheat flour, whole egg protein.
- Protein
- 37.2%
- Fat
- 14.6%
- Fiber
- 1.3%
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Chicken and Sweet Potato Pupsicle Mix
Freeze-dried chicken, coconut flour, cassava flour, almond flour, sweet potato powder, whole egg protein.
- Protein
- 24.1%
- Fat
- 21.2%
- Fiber
- 3.14%
About 20 calories per Pupsicle. Add extra water and each treat comes out lower than that. Labeled in compliance with AAFCO standards.
Three steps and a freezer
The mix is a powder made of freeze-dried meat and a few other things you have in your pantry. Nothing created in a science lab. Nothing you can't pronounce. Natural, healthy ingredients you mix with water and freeze for a tasty, high-quality treat.
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Add water
Equal parts Pupsicle Mix and water in a bowl, stirred until it comes together. A little lumpy is fine. Your dog has never once complained about lumps.
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Pour
Into the silicone mold, an ice cube tray, or straight onto a lick mat if you want your treats to keep your pup occupied.
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Freeze two hours
Two hours in the freezer and they pop right out. Give one to a very good dog and put the rest back for next time.
Made in the USA, start to finish
Every jar of Cooper's Treats is made in the USA from ingredients sourced in the USA. It's the simplest way we know to stand behind what's in it.
SOURCED HERE
Ingredients sourced in the USA
The freeze-dried meat, the flour, the cheese powder and the egg protein all come from US suppliers. Real meat first, then a few pantry ingredients, and that's the whole list.
MADE HERE
Made in the USA
Every mix is made and packed in the USA. The jar you open didn't cross an ocean to get to you, and neither did anything in it.
AAFCO
Labeled to US standards
Every jar is labeled in compliance with AAFCO standards. No added sugar or salt, no preservatives or artificial flavors.
What owners say
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Pup’s favorite treat
My two mini schnauzers gobble up any treats made with the chicken/sweet potato mix! It is their favorite!
Sherrie A. Verified buyer
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Won't go without them. . .
I've been giving my dog these treats for years, and she knows how to come to the refrigerator to ask for them! No digestive issues, no hassle making them and easy to store. Delivery is always fast, and the product arrives in perfect condition. Repeat Buyer!!!
Candace S. Verified buyer
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YUMMY
My dog Pringle loves all of the flavors. The chicken and sweet potato I have not made yet, but with how much he loves everything else I know this will be a hit too.
Carol F. Verified buyer
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Pupsicle Mix
Both of my fur babies' get so excited when I say "wanna pupsicle"? Yes, even my finicky one !!!
Michelle D. Verified buyer
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Chicken and sweet potato pupsickle mix
My babies love these frozen treats
DawnMarie S. Verified buyer
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Mmmmm
So excited for a new flavor finally - they are in the freezer right now
Joanna D. Verified buyer
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Sheba says delish
A hit in our house
Diana T. Verified buyer
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Golden approved!!
My Golden girls love the new flavor!
Heidi B. Verified buyer
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HOOOORAY
So excited for a new flavor!!
Beth T.
If your dog turns it down, we pay you back
We know your dog will love these, but on the very slim chance they don't, we'll refund you.
Questions people ask us
How many treats does one jar make?
A 4.3 oz jar of Pupsicle Mix makes about 25 treats in the standard paw and bone mold. A 14 oz bag makes about 80. The Pupsicle Starter Kit has two jars and makes about 50, or about 75 in the Grain Free version because the grain free mix goes further.
How many calories is one treat?
About 20 calories for a Pupsicle made in the standard mold. Add extra water to the mix and each treat comes out lower than that, because you're freezing more water into the same shape. A quarter-sized Baked Biscuit is about 15 calories.
How long do they take to freeze?
Two hours. That's a full freeze in a normal home freezer, in a silicone mold or an ice cube tray. A lick mat takes about the same. Give them the full two hours and they pop straight out of the mold.
How long does the mix keep before I open it?
The mix is a shelf-stable powder, so an unopened jar lives in the cupboard, not the fridge. Once you open it, keep the lid on and keep it dry, and only add water to the batch you're making right now.
My dog has allergies. What's actually in this?
Chicken and Sweet Potato is freeze dried chicken, whole wheat flour, sweet potato powder and whole egg protein. Beef and Cheddar is freeze dried beef, whole wheat flour, cheddar cheese powder and whole egg protein. Turkey and Cinnamon is whole wheat flour, freeze dried turkey, whole egg protein and cinnamon. Lamb and Spinach is freeze dried lamb, whole wheat flour, spinach powder and whole egg protein.
Is there a grain free option?
Yes. Beef and Cheddar and Turkey and Cinnamon both come in Grain Free, which swaps the whole wheat flour for cassava, almond and coconut flours. The Pupsicle Starter Kit comes in a Grain Free version with both of those flavors. Grain free lives on the Pupsicle side of the line; the Baked Biscuit Mixes are whole wheat based.
How much should I give my dog?
About 20 calories a Pupsicle, so a few a day fit into a normal day without much thought. Add extra water to the batch and each one comes out lighter still.
What if my dog won't eat it?
Then we refund you. Take a short video of your dog turning the treat down, email it to us at info@coopersdogtreats.com within 30 days of your purchase, and we'll refund your original payment method within a week. One item per customer, up to the price of a Starter Kit.
Still not sure?
Tell us your dog's size, their weight and anything they can't eat, and we'll point you at the mix that fits. A person answers.

