No problemo, Laney! Glad you found it helpful.

Hey, Shari.

It primarily depends on what was in the doughnut holes. Chocolate, grapes, xylitol (artificial sweetener), and walnuts are a few of the most dangerous things that may be in some sweets.
If you suspect that any of those ingredients were in the treats, we’d recommend contacting your vet immediately.

If you’re sure that none of those things were included in the doughnut holes, you can probably just watch him closely for the next day or two. They may upset his stomach, but that’s not a huge problem if it resolves quickly. Just be sure to seek immediate veterinary attention if he displays any troubling symptoms (uncoordinated movements, repeated vomiting/diarrhea, lethargy, etc.).

Best of luck! Let us know how it goes.

Hey, Amanda. As mentioned in the article, it really depends on what is in the donut. If it’s a relatively plain donut (i.e. no chocolate, raisins, walnuts, xylitol, etc.) it probably won’t cause any serious health problems. That said, you don’t want to make a habit of giving donuts to your dog.