The ice cream truck that stops for your dog.
Lactose-free ice cream and a full bakery, made for dogs, parked somewhere in Palm Coast today.
We post the truck’s spot as it happens
The live map is in the app — the moment the truck parks, the pin moves and you can walk straight to it.
We are still setting the route for the next few weeks — or book the truck for your own street.
Everything on the truck is made for dogs
Powdered, lactose-free ice cream mixed at the window in four flavours, because dairy is hard on a lot of dogs and that is the point of the whole truck.
- Maple Bacon
- Vanilla
- Prime Rib
- Peanut Butter
Behind them sits a bakery case: doughnuts, cookies, cheeseburgers, ballpark franks, cake mix to take home, and a “Grrona” that is exactly as funny as it sounds. All of it baked for dogs. None of it for you.
Can’t always catch the truck?
We are putting together the Paw Pack: one box off the truck, sized to your dog, for the weeks we cannot be on your street. It is not on sale yet — but you can see what is going in it and tell us what size your dog is.
Book the truck for your dog’s party
Birthdays, breed meet-ups, adoption days, office dog days and shelter fundraisers. We park, we scoop, everybody goes home sticky.
Tell us the day
Date, rough headcount and how many dogs. We will tell you straight away whether the truck is free.
We bring the whole truck
Full menu, a water station and the awning. You need a spot to park and somewhere for the dogs to stand.
Everyone gets served
Guests order at the window like a normal ice cream truck. We handle allergies dog by dog.
Run by two people and two dogs
Jay and Julia Brock brought Salty Paws to Palm Coast and St. Augustine after moving down from Northern New Jersey. They had always loved dogs and had always, quietly, wanted a doggie ice cream truck.
Cody is a six-year-old Pittie/Boxer mix who arrived as a covid foster and never left. Lucy is an English Mastiff puppy who is, so far, mostly ears. Between them they have tasted everything on this menu, professionally.
Three ways to get your dog an ice cream
Walk over to the truck, have it turn up at your own thing, or get the box when we open it.