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Freeze-dried specialist IFD Group Ltd acquires COYA Pet
Renowned novelist JK Rowling joins in the fun of successful Bring Your Dog to Work Day
Petbuddy Group acquires Thrive Pet Foods
Prestigious PIF Awards now open for entries
Natural alternative to traditional chemical flea control
Fast-growing Jollyes set to open its 103rd new store
Mars Petcare introduces new Sheba Kitten range
Natures Menu launches Pet Pantry concept
Furr Boost nominated for an Enterprise Vision Award
Scoff Paper launches edible wedding cards for dogs
Kennelpak celebrates Yakers award win
Danish Design donates beds to Dog Trust
Paleo Ridge introduces new single protein products
Dorwest Herbs supports 100 & First Foundation
Range extension to Doodle’s Deli pre-packed lines
Pointer’s Dog Treasure Hunt coming to park near you
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Woof and Brew appoints new Managing Director
Birmingham Dogs Home appoints new Head Vet
Today is final day for PetQuip Award entries
Fettle introduces Ground Seed Milk Thistle Powder
Doggy Doggy Yum Yum raises funds for assistance dog charity
Dog owners warned to be vigilant during heatwave
Quirkiest dog friendly pubs in the UK revealed
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UK pet firms would benefit from more part-time working
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Doggy Doggy Yum Yum raises funds for assistance dog charity

 

With the hot weather now here, dog owners will be able to treat their canine friends to an award-winning tasty frozen treat manufactured by artisan ice cream company, Baboo Gelato based in Dorset. As well as giving their fur  babies a tasty treat, customers will also be fundraising for leading dog charity Dogs for Good.

 

5p from every tub of the doggy frozen treat sold will be donated to Dogs for Good. Dogs for Good train dogs to help people affected by disability, dementia, autism, other conditions and mental-health challenges to live happier, healthier and more independent lives. These are dogs that open doors, that connect people and bring families together. Dogs that help make everyday life possible in so many ways.  A donation of £539.00 has already been presented to the charity from the manufacturers of Doggy Doggy Yum Yum.

 

In a letter from Tina Williams, Regional Fundraiser for Dogs for Good she thanked  Doggy Doggy Yum Yum for their support and said that the funds would be used towards a  puppy partnership helping to fund the training of one of their new puppy recruits. 

Tina said,

“Puppy partnership is such a lovely tangible way to see the difference your support is making to us as you follow your puppy on the first stage of their journey into becoming a life changing assistance or community dog.”

 

Doggy Doggy Yum Yum was a Silver winner in the PetQuip Awards in 2022 and won Best New Product in the Pedigree Wholesale Awards.   It is stocked by a long list of dog friendly cafes, restaurants, hotels, tourist attractions and pubs as well as leading pet shops across the UK. The frozen treat is now manufactured in-house in a new purpose-built premises at the company’s Dorset base.

 

Made with 100% peanut butter (with no xylitol) and bananas which dogs find hard to resist, this frozen treat uses coconut milk instead of dairy so it is kinder to dogs’ tummies. Their new improved recipe also includesorganic agave syrup (rather than refined sugars),  Keepers Mix® Sensitive (0.25%) from herbal pet supplement company Dorwest and vegetable fibre.  If given as an occasional treat after a long walk in the countryside, the park or on the beach this tasty treat is perfect way to reward your dog.  Doggy Doggy contains no artificial flavourings, colours or refined sugars. The new ingredient change means that any ‘ultra processed food’ emulsifiers or stabilisers from the product have been removed something the manufacturers are extremely proud of.  

 

Baboo Gelato was started by husband and wife team, Sam and Annie Hanbury after they moved to Dorset in 2012 and purchased a house with an overflowing garden and orchard. Inspired by their fruit, Annie went to Bologna to train as a professional gelatiere, before setting up a small artisanal manufacturing kitchen. They opened their first kiosk in West Bay Dorset and were overwhelmed by the wonderful response from the community. Local restaurants and pubs then wanted their product; other kiosks wanted to rebrand to carry Baboo Gelato and shops wanted them to make ice cream in tubs. They have now added kiosks in Lyme Regis, Weymouth and Swanage. The passion for the business lies in their use of quality ingredients, sourced locally where possible and not using flavourings, colours or pastes in the manufacture of their ice cream.

 

Sam Hanbury says: Much of our sales come from our kiosks which help us to know exactly what customers want.  This is how Doggy Doggy Yum Yum came about.  We found that people were buying ice cream for their dogs, and we were concerned that dogs are lactose intolerant.  We experimented with different ingredients, before creating an entirely lactose-free, emulsifier-free, stabiliser-free product. 

 

 “We are finding limitless demand during the summer not just from obvious pet retailers and specialist dog friendly places, but from ordinary cafés, pubs, restaurants, and tourist destinations.  It just seems that most savvy people involved in Food & Drink want some of the poochie pound and we can help with a classy product, well supported with point of sale which includes, stickers, leaflets, posters and an A-frame sign which comes complete with space to put a dog bowl underneath it.”

 

Doggy Doggy Yum Yum won a distribution deal two years ago with one of the largest pet wholesalers in the UK, Pedigree Wholesale Ltd which is allowing them to gain national distribution to pet shops across the UK. The product is now available to buy in prestigious pets shops such Pet Pavillion in London, Just For Pets and many more.

 

If you are interested in becoming a distributor or stockist of Doggy Doggy Yum Yum then visit: www.doggydoggyyumyum.com  or contact Sam Hanbury at hello@doggydoggyyumyum.com. or Tel: 01308 488629 for local enquiries. 

Pet shops wishing to stock Doggy Doggy Yum Yum via Pedigree Wholesale Ltd visit: www.petproducts.co.uk

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