Ruffingtons Dog Doughnuts

Four iced dog doughnuts in two recipes, for a birthday rather than a training pouch

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There is no meat in these, and sugar is high up both ingredient lists

Each recipe opens cereals, oils and fats, various sugars — so a dog that does badly on wheat or dairy is out on both counts, and this is a confectionery product for dogs rather than a treat that happens to look like one. At 357 and 356 kcal per 100g they are a celebration rather than a training reward. Ruffingtons publish no weight per doughnut, which is the one figure that would let you work out what a single one actually costs a dog in calories, and it has not been supplied.

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Why we chose it

Four in a box across two recipes is the format that works as a gift, which is what this shelf is really for. It is the cheapest thing we sell that photographs like a cake. Ruffingtons also print the full analysis on both recipes, which more bakery brands should do.

— Matt, founder

Specifications

Ash: 2%
Fat: 11%
Brand: Ruffingtons
Fibre: 4%
Protein: 7%
Food type: Complementary_or_treat

Full description

Dog bakery is bought for the photograph, and there is nothing wrong with that as long as the buying decision is made with clear eyes. The dog would be equally delighted with a bit of chicken; the doughnut is for the candle, the caption and the fact that somebody in the house wanted to mark the day.

There are four in a box across two recipes. The Carrot Sprinkled Coated Doughnut is cereals, oils and fats, various sugars, milk and milk derivatives, vegetables and derivatives of vegetable origin, at 7% protein, 11% fat, 2% ash and 4% fibre, with 357 kcal per 100g. The Yoghurt Coated Chia Seed Sprinkles Doughnut swaps in seeds and drops the vegetables, at 8% protein, 12% fat, 1% ash and 5% fibre, with 356 kcal per 100g.

Four doughnuts per box, two recipes
Carrot Sprinkled: protein 7%, fat 11%, 357 kcal/100g
Yoghurt Coated Chia Seed: protein 8%, fat 12%, 356 kcal/100g
Both recipes contain milk and milk derivatives
Both list various sugars in the composition
Complementary treats

There is no meat in these, and sugar is high up both ingredient lists. Each recipe opens cereals, oils and fats, various sugars — so a dog that does badly on wheat or dairy is out on both counts, and this is a confectionery product for dogs rather than a treat that happens to look like one. At 357 and 356 kcal per 100g they are a celebration rather than a training reward. Ruffingtons publish no weight per doughnut, which is the one figure that would let you work out what a single one actually costs a dog in calories, and it has not been supplied.

Who it's for: someone marking a birthday, a gotcha day or a homecoming, with a dog that has no wheat or dairy problem and calories to spare that week.

Delivery

Tracked UK delivery — your estimated arrival date is shown above and updates automatically. Standard delivery £2.99, and free on orders over £39. Full details on our delivery information page. Delivery information

Returns

14 days to change your mind, no interrogation. Items need to be unused (sensory products unopened, for hygiene). Full details on our delivery & returns page.

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Common questions

What is in them?

Both recipes are cereals, oils and fats, various sugars and milk derivatives. The Carrot Sprinkled version adds vegetables and derivatives of vegetable origin; the Yoghurt Coated Chia Seed version adds seeds.

Is there any meat in them?

No. Neither composition lists meat of any kind.

How many calories?

The Carrot Sprinkled Coated Doughnut is 357 kcal per 100g and the Yoghurt Coated Chia Seed Sprinkles Doughnut is 356 kcal per 100g. Ruffingtons do not publish a weight per doughnut.

How many are in a box?

Four.

Are they suitable for a dog with a dairy problem?

No. Milk and milk derivatives are in both recipes.

How long does delivery take?

Your estimated delivery date is shown above and updates automatically. UK orders are sent tracked — standard delivery is £2.99, and free on orders over £39.

How do I track my order?

As soon as your order is dispatched we email you a tracking link, so you can follow it all the way to your door.

What if I need to return my order?

You have 14 days from delivery to change your mind. Just email us with your order number and we’ll send the return steps the same working day — see our delivery & returns page for details.

Why buy from Giddy Pets?

Carefully selected by pet ownersEvery product is chosen and quality-checked by people who actually live with dogs, cats and small pets.
Tracked delivery on every orderUK delivery with tracking as standard — and it’s free when you spend over £39.
UK customer supportReal, UK-based humans read every email — usually Matt, the founder. No bots, no ticket numbers.
Easy returns14 days to change your mind, no interrogation. If it’s not right, we’ll make it right.