Fun Yoghurt & Carob Treats for Dogs

Not every dog treat has to be a piece of meat or a long-lasting chew.

Sometimes you just want a small, tasty reward that your dog gets excited about. That’s where our Yoghurt & Carob Dog Treats come in.

These little drops and buttons are particularly popular with owners looking for something different for training, special rewards, celebrations or simply an occasional treat.

Because they are small and easy to break, you can give your dog a reward without needing to hand over a large biscuit or chew.

Choose Your Dog’s Favourite Flavour

Yoghurt Drops

Our original yoghurt reward treat, made with yoghurt powder and milk solids. The small buttons break easily, making them particularly convenient for training and everyday rewards.

Carob Buttons

Carob Buttons provide the appearance and experience of a little chocolate-style treat without using chocolate. Carob is naturally free from the caffeine and theobromine found in chocolate, making it a popular ingredient for dog-friendly treats.

Strawberry Drops

A fun strawberry-flavoured variation of the traditional yoghurt drop. Their small size makes them easy to use as a special reward, while the flavour provides something different from standard meat-based treats.

Orange Drops

For dogs that enjoy something a little different, Orange Drops provide another flavour option in the same convenient small-drop format.

Great for Dog Training

Small treats can be particularly useful during training because you may need to reward your dog repeatedly.

Rather than giving one large treat after every successful behaviour, these little drops can be broken or given individually as quick rewards.

They can be useful for:

• Puppy training
• Obedience training
• Positive reinforcement
• Rewarding good behaviour
• Trick training
• Special occasions
• Occasional treats
• A Treat for When You Want Something Different

Most of our range focuses on natural meat, fish and single-ingredient treats. These yoghurt and carob treats are different.

They are intended as fun reward treats rather than a replacement for a meat-based diet or complete dog food.

For owners who like to give their dogs some variety, they provide another option for those moments when you want to offer something small, sweet and enjoyable.

A Note About Yoghurt, Milk and Ingredients

Our yoghurt-based treats contain dairy ingredients, so they are not suitable for every dog.

If your dog has a known dairy intolerance or you are unsure whether dairy-based treats are appropriate, check the ingredients of the individual product before ordering.

The individual product pages provide the relevant ingredient information, so we recommend checking there if your dog has particular dietary requirements.

Carob Rather Than Chocolate

Chocolate should never be given to dogs.

Carob is commonly used in dog treats as a chocolate-style alternative because it does not contain the same naturally occurring caffeine and theobromine compounds that make chocolate unsuitable for dogs.

That’s why Carob Buttons can give your dog the fun appearance of a chocolate treat without actually containing chocolate.

Important: These Are Treats, Not Everyday Food. These products are designed as occasional rewards.

As with any treat, moderation is important. They should complement your dog’s normal complete and balanced diet rather than replace it.

If you’re using them for training, their small size makes it easier to control how many rewards your dog receives during a session.

Looking for More Training Treats?

If your dog enjoys small rewards, you may also want to explore our Dog Training Treats range.

For dogs that prefer meat-based rewards, we also have a wide selection of natural Australian meat (or our meat jerky range) and fish treats, including small treats suitable for frequent training rewards.

Shop Yoghurt & Carob Dog Treats

Whether you’re looking for a simple yoghurt reward, a chocolate-style carob button, or something different like strawberry or orange, our range gives you several small treat options to keep reward time interesting.

Choose a flavour your dog enjoys and use these little treats for training, special rewards or an occasional tasty surprise.

Frequently Asked Questions About Yoghurt & Carob Dog Treats

Can dogs eat yoghurt treats?

Many dogs can enjoy yoghurt-based treats as an occasional reward. However, individual dogs can react differently to dairy ingredients. Our yoghurt-based treats contain dairy ingredients, so if your dog has a known dairy intolerance or sensitivity, check the individual product’s ingredient list before feeding.

Are yoghurt drops good training treats for dogs?

Yes, their small size makes yoghurt drops particularly convenient for training and positive reinforcement. You can give a small reward for each successful behaviour without needing to use a large treat. They can also be broken into smaller pieces when you want to keep individual rewards very small.

Are these treats suitable for puppies?

Our yoghurt and carob treats can be used as occasional rewards for puppies, provided the individual product is appropriate for the puppy’s size and age. When training young puppies, their small size can make them convenient rewards. Always introduce new treats gradually and feed in moderation.

Are yoghurt and carob treats healthy for dogs?

These products are best thought of as occasional reward treats rather than health or nutritional supplements. They are designed to give your dog something tasty and enjoyable for training, rewards or special occasions. They should be fed in moderation as part of a complete and balanced diet.

Can dogs eat carob?

Yes. Carob is commonly used in dog treats as a chocolate-style alternative. Unlike chocolate, carob does not contain the same naturally occurring caffeine and theobromine compounds that make chocolate unsuitable for dogs. However, carob treats are still treats and should be given in moderation.

Can dogs eat chocolate?

No. Chocolate should not be given to dogs. Chocolate contains compounds including theobromine and caffeine that dogs metabolise differently from people. If your dog has eaten chocolate, particularly a significant amount, contact your veterinarian promptly for advice.

Do yoghurt drops contain dairy?

Yes. Our yoghurt-based treats contain dairy ingredients such as yoghurt powder and milk solids. If your dog has a known dairy intolerance or you are avoiding dairy for dietary reasons, check the ingredients on the individual product page before ordering.

Are these treats suitable for dogs with food allergies?

It depends on the individual dog and the specific ingredients involved. Our yoghurt and carob products are not suitable for every dietary requirement, and the yoghurt-based treats contain dairy ingredients.

If your dog has a diagnosed food allergy or requires an elimination diet, speak with your veterinarian before introducing new treats.

Which yoghurt or carob treat should I choose?

It really comes down to your dog’s preferred flavour and how you plan to use the treats.

Yoghurt Drops are the traditional yoghurt-based option, while Carob Buttons provide a chocolate-style carob treat. Strawberry Drops and Orange Drops offer additional flavours for dogs that enjoy variety.

All four are small reward-style treats that can be useful for training, positive reinforcement or occasional treats.

Can I use these treats for dog training?

Absolutely. Their small size makes them particularly useful when you need to reward your dog frequently during a training session. They can be given individually or broken into smaller pieces, helping you keep rewards small while still providing positive reinforcement.

How many yoghurt or carob treats can I give my dog?

There isn’t one appropriate number for every dog because it depends on the dog’s size, age, activity level and overall diet, as well as the particular product. Treats should make up only a small part of your dog’s overall food intake.

For frequent training, breaking treats into smaller pieces can help reduce the total amount your dog receives.

Can these treats replace my dog’s normal food?

No. These are occasional treats and rewards, not a complete and balanced dog food. Your dog should continue to receive an appropriate complete diet, with treats given in moderation.

Are these treats made in Australia?

Yes, our Yoghurt & Carob Treat range is made in Australia. Always refer to the individual product page for the most current product-specific information, including ingredients and other details.

Why are these treats different from your meat-based dog treats?

Most of our range consists of natural meat, fish and seafood treats. Yoghurt and carob treats provide something different: small, tasty reward treats that are particularly convenient for training, positive reinforcement and occasional indulgence.

They are not intended to replace our meat-based treats, but they give dog owners another option when they want a small and different type of reward.