DQ and Dogs: Frequently Asked Questions Answered

Question 1

What kind of treats does Dairy Queen have on its “Pup Cup” menu?

Accepted Answer

First and foremost are Pup Cups - which are small-sized portions of soft serve ice cream in an easy-to-eat paper cup specially made with dogs’ dietary needs in mind. The best part: they’re completely free with any purchase if you ask nicely when ordering!

Question 2

But my dog isn’t supposed to eat dairy products – are there any other options available?

Accepted Answer

Yes! They've got something called "Pretzel Sticks". It's a savory snack where tiny pretzel sticks rolled in cinnamon sugar come served warm alongside gooey queso dipping sauce safe from chocolate flavoring or raisins that could mess up your pup's diet.

Question 3

Some people say dairy products like ice cream aren't healthy foods for dogs - is that true? And how much should I give them?

Accepted Answer

These concerns are understandable but so long as consumed moderately within recommendations set by veterinarians then occasional sweet treat likely won’t hurt anything either — besides maybe adding few extra pounds! Keep portion sizes just enough so Pupperoni doesn't start snoring instead into play mode after his tasty reward.

Question 4

My dog has certain health issues that might make it more challenging to find treats he can eat. Can Dairy Queen work with me on this?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Each location is happy to accommodate any special dietary needs such as avoiding dairy or getting Purina Frosty Paws try instead of soft serve vanilla when ordering a sweet reward.

Question 5

Do I need to bring my own bowl, or will the staff provide one?

Accepted Answer

No need whatsoever – Dairy Queen provides everything your pup could want in one convenient package: a small-sized paper cup perfect for both humans and their canine buddies alike!

Question 6

Should I have any concerns about taking my dog through the drive-thru lane at Dairy Queen? And what’s the best way to ensure his safety while there?

Accepted Answer

It's always best practice (for you and fellow passengers) keeping dogs strapped securely into seat belts when riding in vehicles extended period of time. This includes making trip from window down where pet may be tempted jump out without concern for traffic nearby, also preventing them from sticking face too far outside which highly dangeruos if higher speed roads.