May 26 2008
Bark Vineyards’ Wine for Canines
Thanks to Bark Vineyards, you can share your passion for wine with your four-legged friends. The company’s ”varietals” are gourmet treats for canines or felines consisting of an alcohol free au-jus which is poured over furry friends meals, made from human-grade ingredients in an FDA-approved facility.
Sauvignon Bark
Sauvignon Bark from Bark Vineyards is a blend of chicken broth, spices and vegetables offered up in a most unique presentation. Ingredients:
Water, dehydrated chicken broth, potato flakes, dehydrated carrot, lactic acid, xanthan gum, dehydrated parsley, garlic powder, dehydrated oregano.
Barkundy
Bark Vineyards’ Barkundy captures the savory flavors of its natural ingredients, producing a delightfully appetizing bouquet. Ingredients:
Water, dehydrated beef broth, potato flakes, dehydrated carrot, lactic acid, xanthan gum, dehydrated parsley, garlic powder, dehydrated oregano.
Pinot Leasheo
Bark Vineyards’ Pinot Leasheo is a perfectly balanced marriage of flavors. Ingredients: Water, dehydrated chicken broth, potato flakes, dehydrated carrot, lactic acid, xanthan gum, dehydrated parsley, garlic powder, dehydrated oregano.
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Dogster, in partnership with the American Red Cross, recently launched an innovative pet ID and recovery service called Together Tag as a stand-alone solution or as a complement to your pet’s existing microchip.
Easy Online Enrollment
A one-time fee of $24.95 covers your dog for life. Simply add profile information to activate your account. Special discount for families [...]
The American Mutt-i-grees Club, founded by Pet Savers Foundation, wants to spread the word that mutts are people dogs too!
The American Mutt-i-grees Club is all about change and choice:
Changing how mixed-breed dogs are regarded, by celebrating the unique
characteristics of each one of them, and helping people make the right
choice - the choice to adopt mixed-breed puppies and [...]
The pills you pop may make you feel better, but they could be fatal to your pet. Just last year, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) handled 89,000 cases of pets exposed to human medications.
Here’s what to watch out for:
NSAIDs
According to the APCC, NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like ibuprofen or naproxen are the most [...]
My distaste for puppy mills notwithstanding, I’m pleased to report that, stepping away from its reputation as “The Puppy Mill Capital of the East,” the Pennsylvania Legislature passed HB 2525 on October 8, a bill that will improve the lives of tens of thousands of dogs living in Pennsylvania’s puppy mills.
HB 2525 doubles the cage [...]
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Gee-ZUZ! What next? I love my dog, but for crap’s sake, what is this all coming to? $5 a gallon gas and wine for dogs. This country is really beginning to smell.
Paul - the good news is there are many other countries for you to move to. BTW, I have ordered from Bark Vineyards before. The customer service was outstanding and my dog LOVED the Sauvignon Bark.