Freezer-to-door delivery across South East Queensland · Handmade in Brisbane

Handmade in Brisbane · Australian made & owned

Nature knows best.

Gunner agrees ↘

Doggy ice cream, fruit & veg variety bags and Greek yoghurt treats — handmade in small batches from real, human-grade ingredients. No added preservatives, colours or flavourings.

Australian Made and Owned
  • 2026 Local Business Awards finalist
  • Lactose-free options
Strawberry doggy ice cream pot with fresh strawberries Banana doggy ice cream pot with sliced banana Blueberry doggy ice cream pot with blueberries
Gunner the dachshund licking his lips
A$7.50100g pot · serve frozen
Real fruit, real veg Natural Greek yoghurt Human-grade ingredients No added preservatives, colours or flavourings Lactose-free options Australian made & owned Award finalist 2025 & 2026

Build a variety bag

Pick it like Gunner would.

Three quick choices and your 250g bag is sorted. Every option is the same price, so go with your dog's nose.

STEP 1Fruit or veggie?

STEP 2Bones or paws?

STEP 3Choose a flavour

Fruit Bones Variety Bag

Fruit Bones

Variety Bag · 250g bag

A$25.00

See full details

What's inside

If you can't pronounce it, it's not in the bag.

Gunners Goodies fruit and veggie treat bags

What goes in

  • Strawberries, raspberries & mixed berriesfruit range
  • Mango, banana & blueberriesfruit range
  • Peas, broccoli & cauliflowerveg range
  • Carrot, pumpkin, sweet potato & beetrootveg range
  • Natural Greek yoghurtor lactose-free
  • Coconut waterbars & rainbows

What stays out

  • Added preservatives
  • Additives
  • Artificial colours
  • Flavourings

Which treat fits?

Treats sized for your dog.

A chihuahua and a kelpie shouldn't share a pupsicle. Pick a size and we'll show what suits.

Kelly, founder of Gunners Goodies, holding Gunner the dachshund

the face on every pot

Our story

Started in a home kitchen. Made for dogs like Gunner.

Gunners Goodies began with a simple frustration: it was too hard to find a treat that was genuinely wholesome. So Kelly started making her own — frozen fruit, veg and yoghurt, nothing added. Two and a half years later it's a small family business, an award finalist four times over, and a market stall Brisbane dogs drag their owners to.

4×Award finalist across 2025 & 2026
17Treats in the range, all handmade
0Added preservatives, colours or flavourings

Also in the freezer

Rainbows, donuts & pupsicles.

Shop everything
Dog owners chatting at the Gunners Goodies stall
The Gunners Goodies frozen dog treats trailer
Kelly and the team waving from inside the Gunners Goodies trailer

come say hi!

Markets & events

Look for the trailer with the dachshund on it.

We pop up at weekend farmers' markets, pet festivals and community days around Brisbane — freezer stocked, water bowl out. Ask us about treats for sensitive tummies while you're there.

Recognised

Small business, big wins.

About the awards
2026

Local Business Awards — Pet Care

Brisbane City finalist, one year after our New Business nomination.

Finalist
2026

Australian Small Business Champion Awards

Recognised for natural treats that support dogs with sensitivities.

Finalist
2025

Australian Women in Small Business Champion Awards

Chosen from over 3,000 entries nationally.

Finalist
2025

Local Business Awards — New Business

Our first nomination, thanks to the dog-loving community that voted.

Finalist

Serving it right

Cold from the freezer, straight to the bowl.

Keep it frozen

Pop treats in the freezer as soon as they arrive. They're made without preservatives, so cold is what keeps them fresh.

Serve straight away

No thawing needed. Hand one over frozen for a cool, crunchy-then-creamy treat after a walk.

Heading out?

Our insulated Cool Bags keep treats frozen for the park, beach or car ride. Add ice packs for long trips.

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