A puppychino is a small, dog-safe treat of frothed milk or carob, made just for dogs — and at Framberry it’s completely free. Think of it as the canine answer to a babychino: a little cup of foam your dog can happily lap up while you have your coffee. Ours is carob-based, with no chocolate and no xylitol, because both are genuinely dangerous for dogs. It’s an occasional treat rather than an everyday meal, and it’s our way of saying your dog is just as welcome as you are.
What is a puppychino?
A puppychino — also widely known as a “puppuccino” — is a dog-friendly version of the coffee-shop ritual: a small cup of frothed milk or a dog-safe alternative, served plain, with absolutely no coffee and no caffeine. It exists for one simple reason: dogs come to cafés with their humans, and it’s lovely for them to have their own little something. Ours is carob-based, so it gives that pleasing, slightly chocolatey look and taste without any of the things dogs can’t have. No coffee, no caffeine, no chocolate — just a small treat for a good dog.
Is it safe for dogs?
This is the part that matters, so here’s the honest detail. Our puppychino is carob-based — carob is a naturally sweet, dog-safe alternative to chocolate — and it contains no chocolate and no xylitol. That’s deliberate and important: chocolate contains theobromine, which is toxic to dogs, and xylitol (a sweetener found in some “sugar-free” products) is dangerous for them even in small amounts. Ours has neither.
A couple of sensible notes from us: a puppychino is an occasional treat, not a daily habit, and because some dogs are sensitive to dairy, you know your dog best — if they don’t get on with milk, it’s fine to skip it. If your dog has allergies or a specific health condition, have a quick word with your vet. We’d always rather you had the full picture than a surprise.
Dog-friendly Framberry
Dogs aren’t merely tolerated here — they’re part of the furniture, in the best way. We’re a properly dog-friendly café in London: water bowls out, room to settle by your feet, and a free puppychino on the house for every four-legged regular. Bring them on the post-run loop, the weekend walk or the everyday coffee stop. While they enjoy theirs, you can have a flat white or a fresh-fruit smoothie, and if the kids are along too, there’s a babychino for them. Everyone welcome, paws included.
Find us
We’re opening in London in 2027, and dogs are on the guest list from day one. Find your nearest Framberry to plan your visit, and bring your pup — the puppychino’s on us. You can also see the full line-up for the humans on our menu.
Frequently asked questions
Can dogs have a puppuccino?
Yes — when it’s made properly. A dog-safe puppychino (or puppuccino) like ours is carob-based with no chocolate and no xylitol, so it’s fine as an occasional treat. Avoid any version made with chocolate.
What is a puppychino made of?
Ours is a small cup of frothed milk and carob — a naturally sweet, dog-safe alternative to chocolate. There’s no coffee, no caffeine, no chocolate and no xylitol.
Is a puppychino free at Framberry?
It is — every puppychino is on the house. Bringing your dog along is exactly the kind of thing we want to make easy.
Is the puppychino safe for all dogs?
It’s made to be dog-safe, but some dogs are sensitive to dairy, and it’s an occasional treat rather than a meal. If your dog has allergies or a health condition, check with your vet first.
Are dogs allowed inside Framberry?
Yes — we’re a dog-friendly café in London, with water bowls and room to settle. Dogs are genuinely welcome, not just permitted.
Bring your best mate — the puppychino’s always on us. Find your nearest Framberry or see the full menu for everyone else in the family.