New Chicken Breast Fillets

New Chicken Breast Fillets

After 8 months of searching we have found (what we think are) the only Chicken Breast Fillets for dogs that are made outside of China.  The current fillets that we carry and will continue to carry are extremely high quality, but we have had a lot of requests from customers to find an alternative or complimentary manufacturer that is not located in China.  These new chicken fillets are single ingredient (just chicken breast) and are made in Brazil.  These should be considered dog treats for large or small dogs and are sure to be a favorite!

As is typically the case, because these are made in South America they are more expensive.  They come in a re-sealable zip top pouch in 8oz bags.  We are sure that you will appreciate the quality of this product.

We will continue to offer our existing chicken fillets because they are an exceptional value and have never had any issue with the manufacturer, which is an extremely large dog treat and chew manufacturer.

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Supervising Your Dog

Supervising Your Dog

We like to remind all dog owners especially those unfamiliar with bully sticks and how their dog(s) will react to them, to make sure to supervise your dog when giving any treat or chew including bully sticks and dog bones.  Some dogs that are not used to bully sticks may get extremely excited and try to swallow it quickly rather than chew it; this is also common with dog bones.  It is important to ensure that your dog is grinding a dog bone down rather than trying to "bit it".  Biting on bones (because they are so hard) could be harmful especially if done repetitively.

We also want to stress that it is of particular importance to supervise smaller breeds of dogs, as they have smaller internal systems.  We recommend taking bully sticks or any other chew like an Antlerz, away from your dog when there is 1-2 inches left.  While all of our products are safe and fully digestible it is still important to supervise your dog to ensure that they do not have any adverse effects.

We appreciate all of your continued business and as we continue to bring on many new customers, we are trying to ensure that everyone is properly educated on how to feed treats and chews.

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Spotlight On A Breed The Pug

Pug

Weight: 14-30 pounds

Height: 9-11 inches at the shoulders

Coat: Short (but they do shed)

Color: Fawn, Black, Silver, Apricot

Appearance
The Pug's appearance is characterized by their flat, wrinkled faces, compact muscular bodies, and curled tails.

Noise

While most Pugs do not bark much, many do, and they are still quite a noisy breed of dog. Many Pugs make a grunting nasal noise, that increases when they get excited, nearly all pugs snort quite often, almost as if they are sneezing, showering anyone who is too close.  In addition, many of them have quite a snoring problem.

Temperament

The Pug is a popular breed as a house pet, as it is easy to groom (though it sheds substantially more than other dogs of similar size). However, pugs like to consider themselves as the boss. Therefore tiny children who do not understand how to correctly treat the pug can cause the pug to be scared, defensive, or shy. Pugs are true "lap dogs", in that they most often want nothing more than to curl up in their owner's lap.  Pugs like most breeds also love dog chews like bully sticks to occupy them!

Health

Pugs can scratch their corneas (corneal ulcer) or puncture their eyeballs. Their short noses can also cause them to develop breathing problems. They are also prone to skin infections if the crevices in their faces are not kept clean. Additionally, the breed's characteristic flat face may also contribute to tooth and mouth problem, they may have crowded teeth or a tongue that hangs out. Pugs typically love to eat, and so are prone to obesity; they can quickly reach unhealthy weights.

Famous Pug Owners

George Clooney
Jessica Alba
Paula Abdul
Woody Harrelson
Andy Worhol

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Shiba Inu Puppy Cam

The Shiba Inu Puppy Cam

I can’t help it ….. it’s totally addictive.   I spend hours watching puppies sleep, puppies play, puppies eat and puppies piddle and I’m not the only one.  Over the last month, hundreds of loyal followers have tuned in to watch the every move of Shiba’s puppies on UStream Live TV.

The six Shiba Inu puppies, three boys and three girls turned 4 weeks old on November 4th 2008.  They now have their own collars that help to identify them.

Girls:
- Autumn (Purple collar)
- Ayumi (Yellow collar)
- Amaya (Red collar)

Boys:
- Aki (Green collar)
- Akoni (Black collar)
- Ando (Blue collar)

The feed has had over millions of views and nearly 300 subscribers… all watching these tiny pups grow right before our eyes.

It will be interesting to watch these pups grow and have their first taste of dog food, their first bully sticks and finally find their new owners.

Tune in now and see for yourselves why Puppy Cam is so addictive!

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Plato Salmon and Chicken with Vegetables

Plato Salmon and Chicken with Vegetables

Plato pet treats are our personal favorites for our own dogs because they are made in the US, some are organic, and they also have the appearance and consistency of extremely high quality product!  This new release follows the same pattern of quality and we would have to say that they are our new favorite dog treats....  

The ingredients list for both Chicken and Salmon is the same and it reads as follows: 

Chicken or Salmon, Brown Rice, green peas, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, parsley, sea salt, zinc, calcium, vitamin e, vitamin c,  and glucosamine! 

It is truly refreshing to find this caliber of product still being made in the US and we are proud to be able to offer it to you!  Please make sure to check out our other products from bully sticks to organic fish chews.

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