If you don’t have the time and/or patience to learn how to make dog biscuits from scratch, you can always rely on Wagatha’s to help you out.

Wagatha’s makes and sells gourmet organic dog treats that are 100 percent certified organic, kosher, and made in Vermont.

Wagatha’s gourmet organic dog biscuits are made with human grade ingredients. They do not use wheat gluten in our products.

Ingredients for Wagatha’s Dog Biscuits include easily digestible grains, whole-wheat flour, brown flax seed, extra virgin olive oil, sunflower oil, eggs, non-fat dry milk, honey, garlic, and sea salt.

The treats are available in Wagatha’s original flavor biscuits (toasted whole wheat with honey and garlic); Wagatha’s Wheat Free Tuscan Tomato & Herb Biscuits; Wagatha’s Wheat Free Cranberry Cheddar Biscuits with a hint of mint; and Wagatha’s Breakfast Biscuits (maple oatmeal with bananas & apples).

You can get Wagatha’s treats here.

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I choose organic produce for a variety of health reasons, and I do the same for my dog, because if it’s good enough for me, it’s good enough for her!

Among the treats we’ve discovered that Greta enjoys:

Baby carrots
Watermelon
Cantaloupe
Strawberries
Bananas
Apples
Pumpkin (organic, canned–one aisle over)
Plain fat-free yogurt (organic–dairy case)

(In fact, we can’t even cut into a melon anymore without Greta peeking into the kichen and waiting for her share.)

Carrots seem to be in the air right now, so here’s a great recipe I plan to try this Spring, send to me by Sheri @ Edible Sacramento.

Happy eating!

***After doing a lot of research, I also know there are many foods that are harmful, and since not everyone might know about all of them, here’s a comprehensive list courtesy of Drs. Foster & Smith.

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