A frozen treat for four feet
Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is an Award-winning, dog-safe ice cream made in Dorset by the team behind Baboo Gelato.
It was born out of a simple frustration. Annie, our co-founder and a passionate dog lover, kept seeing her customers buying gelato for their dogs at our kiosks. She knew she could make something better, designed specifically for canine tummies.
Inspired by her flat-coated retriever Dasha, Annie set about creating a frozen treat that wouldn't compromise on ingredients just because it was for dogs. After months of recipe testing (and a lot of very happy taste-testers), Doggy Doggy Yum Yum was born.
Today it's made in our purpose-built dairy in Rampisham, Dorset — by the same team that makes our award-winning gelato for humans.
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Why Doggy Doggy Yum Yum?
We don't want to give dogs anything less than we'd want for ourselves.
No nasties
No artificial flavours, refined sugars, gums or emulsifiers. Ever.
Dairy-free
Made with coconut milk because dogs' tummies don't like lactose. It's vegan.
Dorwest Keeper's Mix® Sensitive
We've added Dorwest's natural herbal supplement, supporting all-round health and a glossy coat.
Made in Dorset
Crafted in our purpose-built dairy in Rampisham by award-winning gelato makers.
Woofs of approval
Ten out of ten, would beg again
★★★★★
'I have begged for many things. Most of them I didn't even want — it's the principle. This I wanted. This I needed. I begged with my whole heart and it WORKED.'
— Daisy, Dalmatian, professional beggar
I would do tricks for this
★★★★★
'I don't do tricks. I am eight and I have standards. But I sat. I sat immediately. I'm as shocked as anyone.'
– Bailey, Lab-Collie, retired
Finally, a brand that respects me
★★★★★
'I have refused food before. Lamb. Salmon. An entire roast chicken left unattended (a long story). But this? This I did not refuse. I inhaled it and then stared at the empty pot for forty minutes in case it reappeared.'
— Bertie, Dachshund, food critic
Every pot helps a working dog
5p from every pot of Doggy Doggy Yum Yum sold goes to Dogs for Good, a charity that partners assistance dogs with people living with physical disabilities, autism and dementia.
Frequently asked questions
Can dogs eat gelato?
Most human ice cream and gelato is made with dairy, which dogs find hard to digest, and often contains sugars and ingredients that aren't dog-safe. Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is specifically formulated for dogs — dairy-free, no refined sugars, and made only with ingredients that are safe and beneficial for canine tummies.
Is Doggy Doggy Yum Yum safe for all dogs?
Yes — Doggy Doggy Yum Yum is made with 100% natural, dog-safe ingredients and contains no artificial flavours, refined sugars, gums or emulsifiers. It's dairy-free (we use coconut milk) and suitable for vegetarian and vegan dogs. As with any treat, introduce slowly and supervise your dog while they enjoy it.
Is the peanut butter xylitol-free?
Absolutely. Xylitol is highly toxic to dogs and we'd never use it. Our peanut butter is 100% pure peanut butter — that's it.
How should I serve Doggy Doggy Yum Yum?
Straight from the freezer for a hot summer day, or let it soften for a couple of minutes for a creamier texture. There's a wooden spoon in the lid so you can serve it anywhere. Always supervise your dog with frozen treats and keep them in the shade on warm days.
Where can I buy Doggy Doggy Yum Yum?
Online direct from us with UK-wide delivery, at our Dorset kiosks, and at a growing list of independent pet shops, dog-friendly cafes, pubs, hotels and tourist attractions. Use our stockist finder or get in touch for your nearest.
I run a pet shop / cafe / pub. Can I stock it?
Yes! We work with independent retailers and venues across the UK. Get in touch at sales@baboogelato.com or call 01308 488629 for wholesale enquiries.
Straight from the dog's mouth
No notes
★★★★★
'Ate it. Loved it. Have been sitting by the freezer ever since. No further questions.'
— Winston, French Bulldog, simple needs
I have cracked the code
★★★★★
'The cold drawer makes a noise. The noise means food. I don't fully understand the system yet but I attend EVERY opening, just in case it's Doggy Doggy Yum Yum. You cannot be too careful.'
— Ron, Retriever, eternal optimist
My human tried some
★★★★★
'She said it was "for dogs." I watched her eat it anyway. We don't talk about it now but the trust is gone.'
— Luna, Labrador, betrayed