Are Puppuccinos okay for dogs?

According to Dr. Liff, puppaccinos are a totally fine for your dog’s health, as are most dairy products. In fact, her Labraddodle Kyrie enjoys a puppucino almost every day. We even have proof.

The next time you’re at the drive-thru, get your good dog or girl their own special treat: a puppuccino!

Are Puppuccinos safe for dogs to eat?

Luckily, dogs everywhere can rejoice, because according to Dr. Lindsey Bullen, a board certified veterinary nutritionist at BluePearl Specialty and Emergency Pet Hospital in Cary, North Carolina, yes your dog can be just as extra as you at Starbucks. “However, it is important to keep in mind that every pet is a unique individual!” Dr. Bullen told The Dodo.

This means that if your dog is healthy and does not have a sensitive stomach, they can occasionally enjoy a Puppuccino.

No matter the treat, it is always advised to start small because some pets are more sensitive to lactose. Bullen said. To put it another way, if your dog has never had whipped cream before, don’t just give her a huge cup of it.

And definitely don’t give it to her every day. Puppuccinos should be viewed as an infrequent treat, perhaps as a commendation for being such a good girl at the groomer that particular month.

What is a Puppuccino?

Dog parents all over the world adore grabbing a frappuccino, which is just a small amount of whipped cream served in an espresso cup, to give their dogs a small treat whenever they order their own favorite Starbucks beverages.

How to Feed Whipped Cream to Your Dog Safely

Start by giving your dog the equivalent of a spoonful of whipped cream on your next trip to Starbucks and see what they think (and how their stomachs respond). Give them a small bite to enjoy, then substitute healthier options. Fresh fruits and vegetables are generally considered to be human foods that are safe for dogs to eat, with a few exceptions. If you enjoy feeding your dog, keep in mind that they are smaller than humans and require fewer calories, so stick to the healthy options.

Whipping cream poses less of a risk than chocolate, grapes, or raisins, which can be toxic even in small amounts, if your dog consumes a larger portion of dessert after stealing it from the kitchen counter, an open refrigerator, or the dining room table. However, avoid using sugar-free whipped cream because it may contain the dangerous sugar substitute xylitol.

Call your veterinarian if your dog shows symptoms of poisoning and provide details on what they ate and what they ate.

FAQ

What whipped cream is safe for dogs?

Due to its lack of dairy, coconut whipped cream is suitable for dogs with lactose intolerance. You can relax knowing a homemade dollop of coconut whipped cream won’t upset his stomach if your dog has dairy-related health issues.

Will a Puppuccino give a dog diarrhea?

According to Dr. Bullen, if your particular dog has an intolerance to whipped cream or frappuccino, you might notice symptoms like: Diarrhea.

Is it OK to give dogs whipped cream?

According to Renee Schmid, DVM, DABVT, DABT, a veterinarian toxicologist who works with Pet Poison Helpline, “some dogs tolerate whipped cream and other dairy products just fine.” “Other dogs, though, may develop vomiting, diarrhea, or gas. That’s right, dogs can experience lactose intolerance just like people do.