Krispy Kreme will be selling a collection of Doggie Doughnuts designed for dogs in honor of National Dog Day, this Friday, August 26.
The dog treats are described as six all-natural, doughnut-shaped biscuits inspired by classic Krispy Kreme varieties like Strawberry Iced with Sprinkles and Chocolate Glazed.
The six-treat boxes will be available in-store on Friday until they run out.
Krispy Kreme collaborated with the Australian pet treat company Huds and Toke to create these hard-baked cookies using dog-friendly ingredients such as Carob as a chocolate substitute, making them suitable for dogs of any size or age.
Krispy Kreme also clarified that Doggie Doughnuts are intended as snacks and are not formulated to be served as a complete and balanced meal.
The company has created a FAQ page for the treats, which includes additional information such as an ingredient list and nutritional information.
Krispy Kreme will also have a dog accessory available: a limited-edition red Krispy Kreme bandana with a pattern of dogs, bones, and doughnuts, which will be available while supplies last.


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