Frozen dog treats that get tails wagging. Made with prebiotics and digestive enzymes to support healthy digestion.
In the freezer at about 4,000 stores. Made in the USA.

REAL DOG PARENTS. REAL REVIEWS.
"My pup absolutely loved these. She ran to the freezer every time we opened it, and the serving size was perfect. We will definitely repurchase!"
— Sarah"I've tried two other doggie ice cream brands. My dog eats them, but these he devours! Then brings you the empty cup and tosses it at your feet! Basically asking for seconds!"
— DebraHAPPY GUTS. HAPPY DOGS.
The frozen dog treat they'll come running for, with prebiotics and digestive enzymes to support healthy digestion. Because treat time should make them happy and give you something to feel good about, too.
EXPLORE FLAVORS“Not only does he find it tasty, but I appreciate that these are made without artificial ingredients. And they don't seem to give him any issues with his sensitive stomach.”
✓ No wheat or soy
✓ No xylitol
✓ No artificial colors
✓ No artificial flavors
✓ No artificial preservatives
REAL DOGS. REAL FREEZER FUN.



“Better ingredients than other grocery store name brands. We order regularly from Whole Foods.”
— Sam
MEET THE FREEZER FAVORITES
From sweet banana to savory bacon to pumpkin and cinnamon, there's a frozen favorite for every pup.

A sweet-and-nutty frozen treat for peanut butter-loving pups.
Ingredients: Skimmed milk, guar gum, banana puree, dried tapioca syrup, peanut butter (peanuts), organic inulin, dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation solubles, dried Rhizopus oryzae fermentation solubles, dried Trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation solubles.
42 calories per cup
Feeding guidance: Please refer to the product packaging for serving directions.

A savory, peanut-buttery frozen treat for dogs who love bacon.
Ingredients: Skimmed milk, guar gum, dried tapioca syrup, peanut butter (peanuts), bacon, organic inulin, dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation solubles, dried Rhizopus oryzae fermentation solubles, dried Trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation solubles.
49 calories per cup
Feeding guidance: Please refer to the product packaging for serving directions.

A cozy combination of pumpkin and cinnamon, made for very good dogs.
Ingredients: Skimmed milk, guar gum, pumpkin, dried tapioca syrup, organic inulin, dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation solubles, dried Rhizopus oryzae fermentation solubles, dried Trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation solubles, cinnamon.
33 calories per cup
Feeding guidance: Please refer to the product packaging for serving directions.
Some dogs enjoy taking approved medication hidden in a little frozen treat. Always check with your veterinarian first: some medications must not be given with food or altered.
MORE LICK MATS, PUPSICLES & FROZEN DOG TREAT IDEAS!
EXPLORE ALL DOG ENRICHMENT IDEASAfter a long walk. On their birthday. While you're enjoying dessert. Or just because they're a very good dog. There's always a reason to reach into the freezer.
Real reviews from dog parents who gave us a try.
“I have a very picky pup who often turns up his nose at food/treats, but he always goes for these!”
“My dog loves these. He dances around the kitchen whenever I bring one out of the freezer for him. He devours them pretty quickly and does not leave any leftovers.”
“I feel bad having dessert while she watches… but now we can eat dessert together!”
FIND YOUR FREEZER
Ready to make their day? Use our store finder below to look for The Bear & The Rat dog ice cream. Check the grocery store ice cream aisle or the pet store freezer.
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“I love that it's good-for-them ice cream for dogs. I wanted to give my dog ice cream but it's not safe to do so because all the sugar. But then I discovered the bear and the rat custard for dogs.”
— James

THE STORY BEHIND THE SCOOP
We're The Bear & The Rat. Since 2010, we've been making frozen dog treats that bring a little more joy to dogs and the people who love them. Because happy guts, wagging tails, and those ridiculous little dog moments? That's what we're all about.
FIND OUR TREATSQUESTIONS? WE’VE GOT ANSWERS.
Regular ice cream made for humans isn't a good choice for dogs. The Bear & The Rat makes frozen treats specifically for dogs, so your pup can join in on ice cream night!
Find us in the ice cream section at participating grocery stores and in the freezer at pet retailers. Use our store finder to look for The Bear & The Rat near you.
No — and here’s what’s in there instead. Our frozen dog treats include In Clover’s Optagest, a blend of prebiotics and digestive enzymes designed to support digestive health. Prebiotics and probiotics aren’t the same thing, so we want to be clear about what’s inside.
Yes! Keep The Bear & The Rat dog ice cream in the freezer until treat time. If your dog prefers a softer texture, let it soften slightly before serving.
Our frozen dog treats are made with dog-friendly ingredients and come in delicious flavors. They're made without wheat, soy, xylitol, or artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. Check each flavor's packaging for its complete ingredient list.
One 3.5 fl oz cup is a serving for dogs of any size. Treats should be part of a balanced diet, and we always recommend supervising your pup while they're enjoying their frozen treat.
So many fun ways! Serve straight from the cup, scoop into your dog's bowl, or make a pupsicle. Check out our Fun Ways to Serve Dog Ice Cream section for inspiration.
Barley's Bakes are cupcake mixes made for dogs, perfect for birthdays, gotcha days, and celebrating your best furry friend. They're a fun way to make your pup's special day even sweeter.
Our dog ice cream contains Optagest prebiotics and digestive enzymes. Every dog is different, so introduce new treats gradually and check ingredients with your veterinarian if your dog has dietary sensitivities.
Our frozen dog treats contain dairy, and peanut butter flavors contain peanuts. Review the full ingredients and allergen information on each flavor’s packaging before serving.
Yes! Scoop it onto a lick mat or use a suitable enrichment toy to make a frozen treat. Supervise your dog and choose toys appropriate for their size and chewing style.