Early September seasonal offer · 30% off the Pup-kin Bundle

A fall treat made for dogs

Pup-kin Spice Latte. 30% off.

Mix Pumpkin and Goat Milk into a creamy fall treat for your dog. Serve it frothy, chilled, or spread on a lick mat.

A frothy Pup-kin drink beside Native Pet Pumpkin and Goat Milk tins
Made in 2 min

Limited seasonal bundle · $45.48

Dog-safe recipeReady in 2 minutesShelf-stable powders
See the recipe

Includes one 60-scoop tin of Pumpkin and one 60-scoop tin of Goat Milk.

A frothy Pup-kin drink beside Native Pet Pumpkin and Goat Milk tins
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Native Pet Pumpkin 60 scoop tinNative Pet Goat Milk 60 scoop tin
Pumpkin · 60 scoops$39.99
Goat Milk · 60 scoops$24.99
Regular bundle value$64.98
30% off
Pup-kin Bundle$45.48You save $19.50

Three easy ways to serve it

Make it their way.

Choose your dog’s weight, then serve it frothy, chilled, or spread on a lick mat.

My dog weighs
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The Frothy Pup-kin

Creamy and frothy, with no coffee or spices.

  1. Add 1 scoop Pumpkin and 1 scoop Goat Milk to a food-safe bowl or sturdy cup.
  2. Whisk with ¼ cup cool water, adding a splash more for a thinner consistency.
  3. Froth with a fork or handheld frother, transfer to your dog’s bowl, and serve cool. Never serve hot.
Easiest optionBlue Louie Lick Mat

The one-minute version

Mix it and spread it on a lick mat.

Your dog won’t miss the cup. Mix Pumpkin and Goat Milk with a little cool water, spread it on the Louie Lick Mat, and serve.

Optional add-on

What you’ll need

Two simple steps.

A scoop, cool water, and a fork are enough. A frother is optional.

A pet parent mixing a Pup-kin treat in a dog bowl while their dog waits nearby
01

Scoop + mix

Measure one scoop of each powder per 25 lb of body weight, then whisk in cool water.

02

Serve it their way

Serve it frothy, chill it, or use less water and spread it on the Louie Lick Mat.

A parent and child mixing a pumpkin treat for their dog in a home kitchen

Make it together

An easy Saturday treat.

Kids can help scoop and mix while an adult measures the right serving for the dog. It’s ready in about two minutes.

Make yours and theirs separately

Make your latte. Keep theirs dog-safe.

Make your usual pumpkin drink alongside theirs, but keep cups, ingredients, and utensils separate.

Dog’s Pup-kin

Pumpkin + Goat Milk + cool water

  • Use the weight-based scoops above
  • Whisk, chill, or spread
  • Serve in a dog-safe bowl or lick mat

No coffee. No caffeine. No pumpkin-pie spice. No nutmeg. No sweetener.

Your pumpkin latte

Make your usual pumpkin latte separately

  • Coffee or espresso
  • Your preferred milk
  • Pumpkin purée and your usual spices

This cup is for you only. Never share a caffeinated or spiced human latte with your dog.

What’s in the mix

Simple ingredients, clearly listed.

Pumpkin contains certified-organic pumpkin, pumpkin seed, and apple. Goat Milk contains whole goat milk and rosemary extract as a natural preservative.

Fresh pumpkin

Organic pumpkin

Fiber-rich support for regular, firmer stools.

Pumpkin seeds

Organic pumpkin seed

Part of the three-ingredient Pumpkin blend.

Fresh apple

Organic apple

Adds natural apple flavor to the Pumpkin blend.

Creamy goat milk

Whole goat milk

Protein, minerals, and 120 mg of MCTs per serving.

Full ingredient lists: Pumpkin—organic pumpkin, organic pumpkin seed, organic apple. Goat Milk—whole goat milk, rosemary extract (a natural preservative). Goat Milk contains dairy.

Why keep Pumpkin on hand

Support firmer stools—without opening a can.

  • Helps support healthy digestion and stool quality
  • Sweet pumpkin-and-apple taste dogs enjoy
  • Shelf-stable powder lets you mix only what you need

Why add Goat Milk

Nutrition that supports active dogs.

  • 120 mg of medium-chain triglycerides per serving
  • Supports energy utilization and post-activity recovery
  • Provides protein plus zinc, magnesium, and potassium

Use both tins beyond this recipe

No half-used cans in the fridge.

Both powders are shelf-stable. Mix only what you need today, then make another Pup-kin later or use them in your dog’s regular bowl.

Mix only today’s amount. Store the closed tins in a cool, dry place and use Goat Milk within 4–6 months of opening.

2 tbsp

The original Native Pet Pup-kin recipe says about 2 tablespoons of Pumpkin Powder replaces roughly one 15 oz can of pumpkin purée—without the weight or fridge space of canned purée.

Free recipe guide

Eight easy ways to serve Pup-kin.

Get eight simple ways to serve it, including frothy, chilled, and on a Louie Lick Mat. Every recipe uses the same Pumpkin and Goat Milk base.

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Dog-safe serving notes

Keep the dog recipe simple and separate.

The name is seasonal; the dog recipe does not contain pumpkin-pie spice.

01Use cool or room-temperature water. Never hand your dog a hot drink.
02Skip coffee, espresso, tea, energy drinks, and any other source of caffeine.
03Skip pumpkin-pie spice, nutmeg, and sugar-free syrups or products that may contain xylitol.
04Keep extras within your dog’s daily calorie needs. Treats should generally stay under 10% of daily calories.
Native Pet Pumpkin 60 scoop tinNative Pet Goat Milk 60 scoop tin

Limited early-September offer

Get both tins for $45.48.

Includes one 60-scoop tin of Pumpkin and one 60-scoop tin of Goat Milk. Use them for this recipe or add them to your dog’s regular bowl.

Pumpkin · 60 scoops$39.99
Goat Milk · 60 scoops$24.99
Regular bundle value$64.98
30% off
Pup-kin Bundle$45.48You save $19.50

Louie Lick Mat is a separate $9.99 add-on and is not included in the 30% product discount. For dogs 12 weeks and older. Goat Milk contains dairy.

Questions, answered

Pup-kin FAQ

Is a Pup-kin Spice Latte safe for my dog?

Yes—when you make it with Native Pet Pumpkin, Native Pet Goat Milk, and cool or room-temperature water. Do not add coffee, espresso, tea, pumpkin-pie spice, nutmeg, sweeteners, or human syrups. If your dog has allergies or health concerns, ask your veterinarian first.

How much should I serve?

Use 1 scoop of Pumpkin and 1 scoop of Goat Milk per 25 lb of body weight, once daily. The recipe calculator above translates that into 1–4 scoops of each for dogs up to 100 lb. The Pup-kin should replace that day’s regular serving of both supplements, not be added on top.

Can Pumpkin and Goat Milk be used together?

Yes. Native Pet products can be combined. If either one is new to your dog, begin with half the full amount and gradually work up while monitoring how your dog responds.

Can I serve it on a lick mat instead?

Yes. Use less cool water to make the same serving spreadable, then add it to the Louie Lick Mat. Do not serve both formats on the same day unless you split, rather than double, the daily amount.

Can I serve it warm?

Use cool or room-temperature water and serve it at that temperature. Never serve this recipe hot.

What if my dog is sensitive to dairy?

Goat Milk contains dairy. If your dog has a known or suspected dairy sensitivity, do not serve this recipe unless your veterinarian says it is appropriate.

What do I do with the rest?

Both products are shelf-stable powders. Mix only today’s serving, then make another Pup-kin later or use them in your dog’s regular bowl. Store both tins closed in a cool, dry place.

How old should my dog be?

Both products are intended for dogs 12 weeks (3 months) and older. For a puppy’s individual nutrition needs, ask your veterinarian.

Pup-kin Bundle · 30% off$45.48