Dogs and dairy don't always get on, which is the actual reason a dog ice cream is worth making dairy-free in the first place rather than simply a smaller-portion version of the human kind.

This one is built on water and coconut oil rather than cream, with strawberry, apple and banana purees providing the flavour and fructose the sweetness, thickened with pea protein and plant-based stabilisers. It's sold in two sizes on this page.

• Dairy-free — made with coconut oil, not cream
• Moisture 77.4%, fat 6.9%, protein 0.98%, fibre under 0.5%
• Strawberry, apple and banana puree base
• Feed no more than one tub per day
• Supports the work of Battersea
• Available in two sizes

One thing worth knowing. This is a treat, not a food, and Jude's guidance is no more than one tub a day as part of a balanced diet, with fresh water always available. Supervise feeding — either take it out of the tub or hold the tub yourself, since the tub itself isn't edible.

Who it's for: owners wanting a dairy-free frozen treat for a dog with no known reaction to fruit purees, in whichever of the two sizes suits how often they'll use it.