Pup Cocoa Dog-Safe Cocoa Mix

Pup Cocoa is carob for dogs in a warm cup: goat milk powder, carob powder and freeze-dried Greek yogurt bits, stirred into warm water.

There is no chocolate in it. Carob is the stand-in, and the name is the only cocoa involved. It is the same idea as the puppuccino at the drive-through, except this one is made at home on a cold night.

Four sachets, one cup each

Pup Cocoa comes in one pack of 4 sachets. Each sachet is a single serving that makes half a cup. It is an occasional treat, not a daily one, so a pack is four separate occasions.

Dog hot chocolate without the chocolate

The fine print on the name: there is no chocolate, and it is not served hot. The water goes in warm and the cup goes to the dog at room temperature. We make it for winter. When it is sold out the button on this page is off, and we are not taking orders ahead. It pairs with a new year training plan and the training treats that go with it.

We make Pup Cocoa in small batches in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and ship it ourselves. The dry side of the menu is our freeze-dried dog treats.

Feeding and storage

Pup Cocoa is an occasional treat, not a complete diet. To make a cup, stir one sachet into half a cup of warm, not hot, water, then let it cool to room temperature before serving. Dairy sits differently with every dog, so start with half a cup.

Questions

Why carob for dogs instead of chocolate?

Because there is no chocolate in Pup Cocoa and there is not going to be. Carob powder is the stand-in.

Is this hot chocolate for dogs served hot?

No. Stir the sachet into warm, not hot, water and let it cool to room temperature before the dog gets it.

How much should my dog have?

Start with half a cup, which is one sachet. Dairy sits differently with every dog.

What is in Pup Cocoa?

Goat milk powder, carob powder and freeze-dried Greek yogurt bits. It contains dairy, so Pup Cocoa is not a single ingredient treat.

When can I order it?

When the first winter batch is packed, the button turns on. We promise no date.