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'Bone' appétit! This frozen treat kept dogs’ tails wagging in 1989

Frosty Paws is now available in grocery freezers next to Haagen-Dazs, marketed as the "world's first frozen treat for dogs." The lactose-free dessert offers a safe alternative for canine companions.
Created by an animal science professor in 1989, the product was designed to ensure happy tummies for pets by eliminating milk sugar that can upset Fido. The formulation addresses a key concern for dog owners.
Dusty Diaz, dubbed the "canine connoisseur of ice cream," faced a choice between a classic sundae and Frosty Paws. The dog initially preferred the real ice cream, devouring it entirely before considering the frozen treat.
The packaging clearly states the product is not ice cream, serving as a safe substitute for dogs unable to consume real dairy. This distinction protects pets with lactose sensitivities while providing a frozen treat experience.
Consumers can find Frosty Paws in the freezer aisle as a staple option for pet owners seeking safe, frozen alternatives. The product positions itself in the growing market of pet-specific treats alongside traditional human desserts.

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