A frozen treat for four feet

Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is made for dogs who want a cool treat in the summer heat, just like their owners.

It is made with the best quality ingredients. How many pet products can say that?

Dogs tummies don’t like milk so we use coconut milk. This is absolutely lactose free.

We use no artificial flavours or refined sugars, gums or emulsifiers. It is suitable for vegetarian and vegan doggies.

This is good stuff.

  • DAIRY FREE
  • VEGETARIAN
  • VEGAN
  • RECYCLABLE TUB

About Dorwest

We are so excited to be launching the new formulation of Doggy Doggy Yum Yum, still made with dairy-free coconut milk, the best bananas and pure peanut butter, but now with added Dorwest Keeper’s® Mix Sensitive, a natural supplement supporting all-round health and coat.

Dorwest is the UK’s leading supplier of canine and feline herbal supplements, with over 75 years’ experience in herbal natural supplements for dogs and cats. As a third generation family-owned business, Dorwest is trusted worldwide by owners looking for natural support for their pets. Keeping pets happy and healthy is at the root of Dorwest’s core ethos with their range encompassing support for key conditions, from joints and anxiety, to digestion and hormones. With excellent customer service and a 5* rating on Trustpilot, the Dorwest team are the trusted herbal pet care experts.

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ADDED BENEFITS

Coconut milk contains vitamin C, magnesium, potassium and iron. The American Kennel Club say that It has ‘anti-inflammatory properties that make it a good supplement for dogs affected by arthritis, hotspots or flea allergies’. It also boosts the immune system.

Bananas contain potassium, vitamin B6, vitamin C. They are high in fibre which is good for gastrointestinal problems. They also have a lot of magnesium which is good for bone growth.

Peanut butter is not only an absolute favourite tail-wagger, it also contains lots of B vitamins (B1, B3 and B9), vitamin E and magnesium.

About us

Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is made by people who normally make award-winnng ice cream for humans, so we know a bit about how to make great ice cream.

Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is a family owned company based in Bridport, Dorset. Our founder Annie Hanbury is a Bologna-trained professional ice cream maker.

Annie is a passionate dog lover, and seldom separated from her beloved flat coated retriever Dasha. She knew she had to make a better ‘ice cream’ for dogs after seeing so many of her customers buying ice cream for their pooches. After much research and experimentation and some very happy mutts eating many samples, she came up with our first flavour: Peanut butter and banana.

Annie’s belief is that just because something is given to dogs we shouldn’t compromise on ingredients. So all our ingredients are organic, and very carefully chosen. We happily eat Doggy Doggy Yum Yum ourselves.

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FAQs

At Doggy Doggy we care about what we eat and we don’t want to compromise for our four legged friends.

It gives them squiffy tummies.

Nope. This is made with 100% pure organic peanut butter.

Yes. The tub is recyclable, but please do check with your local waste disposal facility, as these do vary from area to area. We use a wooden spoon in the lid. We try to minimise packaging wherever possible.

Yes please. Get in touch on hello@doggydoggyyumyum.com

Yes sirree.

We have some great t-shirts which you will be able to buy online very soon!

There have been a few alarming blogs and articles on the internet claiming that it is dangerous to give your dog ice cubes or frozen treats. This is not true, and is in fact a good way to keep your dog cool on a hot day. The only danger is that chomping on hard ice cubes could cause dental damage. A soft frozen treat like DDYY is less likely to cause dental harm.

But please try to keep your dogs in the shade on warm days and do not leave them in hot cars. If you suspect heatstroke, take your pooch to the vet straight away!

Please remember that Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is a complementary treat for our four-legged friends: feed your pooch responsibly, and only give this as an occasional treat or reward.