Doggie Donut
By Amber
@AmbiePam (126931)
United States
July 27, 2026 12:30pm CST
Sadie (my dog) is in love with her doggie donuts (pictured). I got them free to review at first, but she loved them so much I knew I’d have to start buying them. They’re $5 a piece so I save up my Amazon gift cards to buy them for her. And I think she deserves them. With all the joy our pets bring, how do you end up “treating” them?
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@wolfgirl569 (140425)
• Marion, Ohio
27 Jul
Mine don't get treats. I am the mean one I guess
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@wolfgirl569 (140425)
• Marion, Ohio
27 Jul
@AmbiePam We feed dry food which helps a lot
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@FourWalls (87672)
• United States
27 Jul
I’m extremely allergic to cats, but when the neighborhood cats waltz into my back yard I’ll give them some food. I even have a pair of gloves that I can don to give them a head rub!
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@kareng (83655)
• United States
27 Jul
Duke loves treats! He gets Milkbones, but loves those huge bones that he can chew on for days or the ones that are filled up with peanut butter on the inside. I also have some small biscuits that I give him sometimes heading to the chicken pen. They are tiny and he always nudges my hand to see how many I have; LOL! Of course he gets 2 to 4 each time.
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@Marilynda1225 (92135)
• United States
27 Jul
Sadie is so lucky that you buy her donuts.
Mush is definitely spoiled 
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@Traceyjayne (13746)
• United Kingdom
27 Jul
I certainly believe that they are one of the family, and as such should be treated that way.
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@Melanie_Marie (2503)
• St. Clair, Michigan
27 Jul
Hey Amber, is it a chew toy / like a round bone-type treat or a real doggy donut that Sadie can eat?
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@AmbiePam (126931)
• United States
27 Jul
It’s a round rawhide piece wrapped in chicken jerky. It takes her about three days to chew off all the jerky, and then two weeks later her round piece of rawhide is chewed enough to warrant throwing the rest of it out. It cleans her teeth really well, and she goes nuts when she sees them.
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@Melanie_Marie (2503)
• St. Clair, Michigan
28 Jul
@AmbiePam Aww, and BONUS: Good for her teeth. 
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@RasmaSandra (100809)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
27 Jul
Aww, how wonderful! I agree Sadie deserves having those doughnuts. I did find this online and I know this is different but perhaps she might like it as well,
Pawmate Duck Rawhide Dog Treats, which are donut-shaped, are priced around $15 for a pack of four.
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@thislittlepennyearns (70471)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
29 Jul
Last time we went to Bass Pro shop I got a notification about a certain dog treat to review for BF so I grabbed them. She loved them, but I couldn't feed them to her- because they had coconut oil in them.
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@MarieCoyle (62870)
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28 Jul
Over the years I have had many pets--and they were all spoiled, by me. I enjoyed every minute of that.
One of my favorite pet memories is baking homemade dog biscuits, and both dogs (I usually had two dogs) would sit in the kitchen in front of the oven door window and wait for them to get done.
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@Dreamerby (10389)
• Calcutta, India
28 Jul
It's wonderful you're still fulfilling her wishes even after the free samples ran out.
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@snowy22315 (212786)
• United States
27 Jul
Gee, that is really expensive, more than a people doughnut. I think I would keep them for her birthday or Christmas if it was me. I wonder if you could get more to review for free? Maybe you could make some..
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@toniganzon (80772)
• Philippines
28 Jul
Danie and Yuki enjoy Yak cheese. I couldn't get the yak cheese locally though. Fortunately, my friend in Malaysia would send them on a regular basis to my two girls. So I always have stocks of them.
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@MommyOfEli2013 (93296)
• Rupert, Idaho
28 Jul
I don't have any pets, but my mom's dogs do get some treats. That's nice to save up your gift cards to buy those for her
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