Ben & Jerry's to Start Making Frozen Dog Treats
- 3 years ago
Ben & Jerry's to Start
Making Frozen Dog Treats.
According to the American Pet Products Association, the number of American households with pets rose 6.5% between 2015 and 2020.
The ice cream company is the latest to
pivot toward the ever-growing market.
They will be introducing 4-ounce Doggie Desserts in U.S. stores by the end of January.
The frozen treats will be available in two flavors:, pumpkin with cookies and peanut butter with pretzels.
Doggie Desserts are made
with sunflower butter,
which Ben & Jerry's also
uses for its non-dairy
ice cream for humans.
They will sell for
$2.99 per cup or
$4.99 for four.
Once in stores, pet owners can find the treats in the frozen food aisle near the popsicles.
This is an opportunity for people to treat their dogs as they’re treating themselves when they grab a pint off the shelf, Lindsay Bumps, a global marketing specialist with
Ben & Jerry’s, via 'U.S. News & World Report'
Making Frozen Dog Treats.
According to the American Pet Products Association, the number of American households with pets rose 6.5% between 2015 and 2020.
The ice cream company is the latest to
pivot toward the ever-growing market.
They will be introducing 4-ounce Doggie Desserts in U.S. stores by the end of January.
The frozen treats will be available in two flavors:, pumpkin with cookies and peanut butter with pretzels.
Doggie Desserts are made
with sunflower butter,
which Ben & Jerry's also
uses for its non-dairy
ice cream for humans.
They will sell for
$2.99 per cup or
$4.99 for four.
Once in stores, pet owners can find the treats in the frozen food aisle near the popsicles.
This is an opportunity for people to treat their dogs as they’re treating themselves when they grab a pint off the shelf, Lindsay Bumps, a global marketing specialist with
Ben & Jerry’s, via 'U.S. News & World Report'