TL;DR: Bosco and Roxy's Happy Tree Cookie Dog Treats are hand-decorated, tree-shaped holiday cookies baked in Ontario for dogs. They're made with wholesome pantry ingredients like whole wheat flour, spelt flour, applesauce and honey, and are designed as an occasional festive reward — not a meal replacement.
These artisan-style cookies look like human holiday biscuits but are formulated specifically for dogs. Each treat is finished by hand with a cheerful tree design, making them a popular pick for gifting or stocking stuffers during the season.
As seasonal dog chews go, the Happy Tree cookie sits on the indulgent side of the treat jar: simple ingredients, bakery-style presentation, and built for sharing a moment rather than daily feeding.
What's in the Happy Tree Cookie?
The recipe centres on whole wheat flour, spelt flour, applesauce, honey and flaxseed meal. No unusual additives or mystery fillers — the ingredient list reads close to what you'd find in a home kitchen.
Key features
- Hand-decorated tree-shaped cookie for holiday gifting
- Wholesome ingredients: whole wheat flour, spelt flour, applesauce, honey and flaxseed meal
- Baked in Ontario, Canada by a bakery focused exclusively on dog treats
- Portion-sized for occasional rewarding rather than daily feeding
- Festive packaging suitable for gifts and stockings
Specifications
| Attribute |
Value |
| Brand |
Bosco and Roxy's |
| Product type |
Dog treat / cookie |
| Country of origin |
Ontario, Canada |
| Key ingredients |
Whole wheat flour, spelt flour, applesauce, honey, flaxseed meal |
| Shape |
Tree (hand-decorated) |
| Intended use |
Occasional treat / reward |
Who is it for?
The Happy Tree cookie suits adult dogs of most dog breeds who enjoy a soft-baked style treat and tolerate wheat-based recipes. It's a good fit for owners who want a Canadian-made, bakery-style dog chew to mark the holidays, include in a gift bag, or photograph for seasonal pet portraits.
It isn't the right pick for dogs on grain-free or wheat-free diets, or for dogs that need a low-sugar regimen — this cookie contains honey and applesauce.
How should I feed these dog chews?
Offer as an occasional reward alongside your dog's regular balanced diet, and adjust portions based on your dog's size and daily calorie needs. Supervise your dog while they enjoy the cookie, and always provide access to fresh water.
Store the cookie in a cool, dry place and reseal the packaging between uses to keep the decoration intact. Because these are decorated treats, they're best enjoyed within a reasonable timeframe rather than stockpiled — think of them more like fresh bakery cookies than shelf-stable biscuits.
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If you're building a holiday treat bundle, pair the Happy Tree with the Bosco and Roxy's - Santa Cookie Dog Treats for a matching gift set. For dogs who prefer something to gnaw on rather than crunch, the Benko - Assorted Dog Treats and Benko - Whole Dog Treats offer longer-lasting dog chews from the same treat category.
Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.
