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Big Country Raw - Frozen Goat CanEHdian Maple Dog Treats

$9.99
 per 
Size: 300 mL
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Description

TL;DR: Big Country Raw Frozen Goat CanEHdian Maple Dog Treats are cold-fermented, yogurt-style frozen treats made with cultured Canadian whole goat milk and extra-dark Canadian maple syrup. Sold in a 300 mL pack (3 × 100 mL cups), they're an occasional probiotic-rich reward for dogs.

These Big Country Raw goat treats bring a Canadian twist to a raw-feeding routine, pairing whole goat milk with a touch of pure maple syrup. The cold-fermentation process with active bacterial cultures preserves live probiotics, while agar-agar gives each cup a smooth, creamy texture.

What makes these goat milk treats different?

Unlike shelf-stable biscuits, these are kept frozen and thawed as needed, so the probiotic cultures stay active until serving. The recipe is simple: cultured Canadian whole goat milk, extra-dark Canadian maple syrup, and agar-agar — no filler proteins or added sugars beyond the maple.

Key features

  • Made with cultured Canadian whole goat milk and pure extra-dark Canadian maple syrup
  • Cold-fermented with active bacterial cultures for natural probiotic content
  • Agar-agar used to create a thick, creamy, yogurt-style texture
  • Portioned as 3 × 100 mL cups (300 mL total) for easy serving control
  • Made in Canada
  • Formulated as an occasional treat, not a complete meal

Specifications

Attribute Value
Brand Big Country Raw
Format Frozen, yogurt-style treat
Volume 300 mL (3 × 100 mL cups)
Main ingredients Cultured Canadian whole goat milk, Canadian extra-dark maple syrup, agar-agar
Country of origin Canada
Intended use Occasional treat for dogs

Who is it for?

These Big Country Raw goat treats suit dogs of most life stages who enjoy a frozen reward and tolerate dairy well. They're a good fit for owners feeding raw or looking to rotate in a probiotic-forward snack alongside their dog's regular meals. As with any new food, introduce slowly and watch for individual tolerance.

A frozen cup also makes a refreshing post-walk reward after a stop at the dog park near me, or a calm-down snack following a session at dog grooming near me appointments.

How do you serve frozen goat milk treats?

Keep the cups frozen until use. Serve one 100 mL cup straight from the freezer as an occasional treat, or let it soften slightly for a softer texture. Adjust portions down for small dogs, and factor the treat into the day's overall calorie intake.

Feeding & use

Use as an occasional reward rather than a meal replacement — this product is not formulated to be nutritionally complete. Store frozen, and once thawed, do not refreeze. Always provide access to fresh water.

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If your dog enjoys this flavour, consider rotating with Big Country Raw - Frozen Goat Cookies N Cream Dog Treats or Big Country Raw - Frozen Goat Pumpkin Spice Dog Treats. For meal-time pairing, the Big Country Raw - Beef Dinner Carton Raw Dog Food is a popular pick among raw-feeding households.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.

Big Country Raw - Frozen Goat CanEHdian Maple Dog Treats

Have questions?

Frequently asked questions

Everything pet parents usually ask about this product.

  • What size is this package?

    Each container holds 300 mL of Big Country Raw goat milk-based frozen treats, formulated for dogs.

  • What is the main protein in these treats?

    The primary protein source in these CanEHdian Maple frozen dog treats is beef.

  • How should these frozen treats be stored?

    Keep them frozen until ready to serve. Once thawed, treat them like any raw product and use promptly, keeping refrigerated.

  • Can I pick these up in Toronto?

    Yes. Same-day pickup is available at our North York storefront, and we also ship across Canada.

  • Are these treats suitable for puppies or only adult dogs?

    These treats are intended for dogs as an occasional frozen snack or topper. For puppies or dogs with specific dietary needs, check with your veterinarian before introducing new foods.