Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™
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Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™ based in Houston, TX, does not just sell yummy natural dog biscuits, they also donate one biscuit to a rescue/foster group for each biscuit they sell. Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™ are made with human-grade ingredients so you can even share them with your dog.
These dog biscuits contain no by-products, artificial colors or flavors, and they come in three dog-gone good flavors.
FLAVORS/INGREDIENTS
• Go Nuts!™
Ingredients: Whole wheat flour, all natural peanut butter, nonfat milk, unsalted peanuts, blackstrap molasses, & baking powder.
• Pucker Up!™
Ingredients: Whole wheat flour, flax seeds, honey, vegetable oil, dried mint flakes, & baking powder.
• Get Pumped!™
Ingredients: Whole wheat flour, oats, pumpkin, vegetable oil, baking powder, & cinnamon.
The Humans Behind Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™
After adopting Rocky, a yellow Labrador Retriever, and Zeus, a black Labrador Retriever/Weimaraner mix, from BARC (the Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care in Houston, TX), the lives of Annvi and Tobiah, were forever changed. They knew they wanted to do something to help dogs in rescue groups and shelters.
After many discussions of "what" and "how," they came up with the idea of baking all natural biscuits and donating one biscuit for every biscuit sold. Their generosity doesn’t stop there though; both Annvi and Tobiah volunteer at BARC on the weekends; and Annvi is even on the board of the Homeless Animal Partnership Initiative (HAPI).
DONATIONS
Donations are made quarterly and reach not just the greater Houston area, but nation-wide animal charities as well.
COST
The cost for a one pound bag is $11.99. If you’d like your dog biscuits shipped to you, there is a flat rate of $5.99 anywhere in the continental United States. If you live in Houston, TX you can buy a bag at the Heights Urban Dog Boutique or at the office of holistic veterinarian, Dr. Cooper.
PARTNERS
Listed below are the Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™ Texas-based animal parnters.
Homeless Animal Partnership Initiative (HAPI)
Houston, TX
Hapi4pets.org
Austin Pets Alive
Austin, TX
Austinpetsalive.org
Blue Dog Rescue
Austin, TX
Bluedogrescue.com
Society for Animal Rescue and Adoption Sanctuary
Seguin, TX
Sarasanctuary.org
*Note: Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™ has animal organization parnters throughout the United States. To view their full list of partners, click here.
So what are you waiting for? Visit the Barkin’ Doggie Biscuits™ store now and buy your dog a bag.
For more information, visit Barkindoggiebiscuits.com or e-mail info@barkindoggiebiscuits.com.
© COPYRIGHT STATEMENT: This article is the original work of Bobbi Leder. Under no circumstances may any portion of this article be copied or used without the permission of the author. To purchase an article by Bobbi Leder, email bobbi.leder@yahoo.com.
Comments
Look like some healthy and tasty dog treats.
what a great entrepreneurial business with a great cause. I wish them luck!
A great way to partner.
All 3 flavors sound good. Shipping a bit pricey for me to have any shipped to NY but if I could get them local would definitely buy them to help the cause.
Rochester Dogs Examiner
Great info and looks like a good cause.
Woof! I mean, looks like a great product and company.
Sounds good enough to eat.
SOunds cool..my dog loves all doggy treats~
They sound like healthy treats for dogs. Mine could use the extra fiber from the last one.
Indianapolis Healthy Living Examiner
Sims Examiner
Hi Doggie Lovers! Thank you so much for the support! We are definitely looking into getting into stores near you! We don't like having to charge for shipping either! If you know of a store/vet office that may be interested in carrying our product, please bark at us at info@barkindoggiebiscuits.com. Also, coming Feb. 1, we will be doing a buy 4 bags, get free shipping deal. Stay tuned! Cheers and Happy Barkin'! Again, thank you!
Nice option for the dogs. my dog is fussy about snacks.
Aw, dogs will love them.
That is so cool!
hopefully they have good quality control in the factory to prevent any sicknesses, as had happened in the past.
Great product idea and love that they give back.
Great article and I love that they are donating....that's a terrific idea.
I remember seeing treats for pets and people in the pet store, but hadn't seen them in a long time. It's an interesting idea, especially for kids.
These sound great, I wish they made them for cats too!
Ft Lauderdale Science News Examiner
Space News Examiner
Neat nutritional supplement article and it's encouraging what the owners give back to the community with these described efforts. Nice job, Bobbi.
Cheers...
they don't have them here but sounds great
Good info!
thanks for this--both our dogs have sensitive tummies, so I'm happy to try these and do a good deed at the same time
What a great concept for a company and a product. I will try them with my dogs now that they are seniors and their diets have changed.
:)
Third culture kids examiner
Seattle stay-at-home moms examiner
So have you eaten one? :)
If I were a dog I bet I'd eat 'em!
Something like this really makes a difference. I had started making my own pet food with bean sprouts and garlic and all kinds of yummy stuff. I know it helped because I had so many pet adoptions when I lived in the country.
What a great idea!
Very interesting. It is nice to know there are products for dogs that good enough for humans. Maybe all dog/pet products should be this way.
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