Puppycino: what is it, and can you give one to your dog?
If you follow Full Bloom on Instagram, you've definitely seen noses dipped into a little cup. Welcome to the Puppycino Club.
What is a puppycino?
Despite the name, a puppycino contains no coffee — caffeine is actually toxic for dogs. It's a small treat served in a cup, so your companion gets “their” order while you enjoy yours. At Full Bloom we call it the pup cup.
The idea started in English-speaking cafés and has spread everywhere dogs are welcome. It's become a real ritual: dogs know exactly what's waiting for them when they walk through the door.
Is it good for my dog?
Like any treat, it's all about quantity and frequency:
- A treat, not a meal. The portion is small, and that's how it should be.
- Occasionally. Keep it for café outings, not every day.
- Know your dog. Some dogs don't digest lactose well or have a sensitive stomach. If that's yours, ask us what's in it, and if in doubt, check with your vet.
- For puppies, start with a tiny amount.
The club's other treats
For special days, our “Les toutous” menu also has ice cream for dogs, and the concept store has a selection of treats and accessories. And fresh water is always on the house.
Coffee dates just got better
The Puppycino Club is really an excuse to spend a good moment together. Sit down, order your drink, and watch your dog discover theirs. That'll make tails wag.
