• Meaty Bubbles Birthday Cake 125ml – Flavoured Bubbles for Dogs & Cats - Hairy Dogs (Cambs) Ltd
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Apex Pet Products (Meaty Bubbles)

Meaty Bubbles 125ml – Flavoured Bubbles for Dogs & Cats

Meaty Bubbles 125ml – Flavoured Bubbles for Dogs & Cats

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Flavoured bubbles your dog can chase, pop and lick, in two flavours: Birthday Cake and Puppachino. Handmade in a clean-room facility in North Wales in small seasonal batches, in a 125ml bottle with a wand in the lid.

It's a five-minute game, not a treat: blow a stream of bubbles across the garden and most dogs will do the rest. Works for cats too.

  • Two flavours — Birthday Cake or Puppachino, picked from the dropdown. Same bottle, same formula, different scent.
  • Non-toxic, vegan and gluten-free formula — made specifically for pets rather than a repurposed children's bubble mix.
  • 125ml bottle with wand included — the bottle is recyclable, and the wand is worth keeping for refills.
  • Dogs and cats — the same bottle works for both.
  • Genuinely good enrichment — chasing bubbles is a short burst of focus and movement, useful on days when a long walk isn't happening.

How to use

Dip the wand, blow a steady stream slightly above your dog's head height, and let them chase. Outdoors or on a hard floor is best — bubble solution can make carpet and decking slippery. Wipe up any splashes. A few minutes at a time is plenty; most dogs lose interest before you do.

Safety

Supervise your pet throughout. Bubbles are for chasing and popping, not for drinking — don't let your dog lap solution from the bottle, a puddle or the wand. Avoid blowing directly into the face or eyes, and rinse with clean water if any gets in an eye. Keep the bottle closed and out of reach between sessions, and out of direct sunlight. Not a food and not a substitute for treats or water. If your pet swallows a quantity of the solution, contact your vet.

From Apex Pet Products, stocked at Hairy Dogs. Making a fuss of a birthday? Pair with the Life of Riley Birthday PupCake or a squeeze of Meaty Licks peanut butter on a lick mat.

Common questions

Is there any coffee in the Puppachino one?
No. It's a creamy, frothy scent — the name is a nod to the whipped-cream "puppuccino" dogs get handed at coffee shops, not to coffee itself. There's no caffeine in it, which matters, because caffeine is genuinely toxic to dogs.
Can my dog eat the bubbles?
Popping and licking bubbles out of the air is the point of them, and the formula is non-toxic. Drinking the solution is a different thing — keep the bottle out of reach and don't let your dog lap up spills. It's a toy, not a treat.
Indoors or outdoors?
Outdoors, ideally. Bubble solution leaves a slippery film, which is a problem on laminate, tiles and decking — and dogs sprinting after bubbles indoors is how furniture gets rearranged. If you do use it inside, pick a carpeted room and wipe up afterwards.
My dog ignores them — am I doing it wrong?
Some dogs take a minute. Try blowing a small number at a time rather than a cloud, at head height, and pop one yourself so they get the idea. Dogs that already chase balls or flirt poles usually pick it up fastest. A few genuinely aren't interested — it's a chase instinct thing, not a training failure.
Is it suitable for cats?
Yes — the same bottle is made for cats and dogs. Cats tend to prefer a smaller number of bubbles at close range rather than a stream across the room.
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