McDonald's ice cream may not contain any xylitol, but that doesn't mean you should let your dog go to town on it. As Doggysaurus explains, McDonald's ice cream has a high amount of sugar, fat, and preservatives, so it accounts for about 82% of the daily recommended calorie intake for a small to medium-sized dog. Many dogs are also lactose intolerant, and a McDonald's ice cream would be a surefire way to cause an upset stomach. It isn't deadly by any means, but it's still not the most dog-friendly option.
If you want to treat your dog to McDonald's, Zoo Awesome instead recommends one of the meat products, such as a plain hamburger, a plain McChicken patty, or a couple chicken McNuggets. Just make sure that the burger or nuggets are free from any condiments such as pickles or ketchup, and that you only feed it to your dog in moderation.
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