Treat Your Dog to Meat-Flavored Ice Cream
- 11 years ago
Treat your dog to meat-flavored ice cream.
Pretty much anything that humans use can be bought for dogs.
Even ice cream for dogs.
Released by the company, Arrfscarf, the frozen goodness is made by human hands in Chicago. The gourmet ice cream is derived from high end and local ingredients, meaning your spoiled dog won’t be getting a treat loaded with fillers and nasty preservatives.
The unusual flavors include chicken cheddar, peanut butter bacon, gouda burger and beef brisket. Available in a 3.5 ounce doggie-friendly container that canines can eat straight from, the individual packs retail for about $3.50.
Earlier this year, a beer fanatic named Daniel Keeton in Bend, Oregon decided to create a special brew for his beloved canine companion, Lola Jane. That idea made the Bend native an entrepreneur.
Keeton initiated his own company, 'Dawg Grog'. Although there is no alcohol in the mixture, the organic dog brew consists of water, spent grain from a local brewery and low-sodium vegetable broth.
Pretty much anything that humans use can be bought for dogs.
Even ice cream for dogs.
Released by the company, Arrfscarf, the frozen goodness is made by human hands in Chicago. The gourmet ice cream is derived from high end and local ingredients, meaning your spoiled dog won’t be getting a treat loaded with fillers and nasty preservatives.
The unusual flavors include chicken cheddar, peanut butter bacon, gouda burger and beef brisket. Available in a 3.5 ounce doggie-friendly container that canines can eat straight from, the individual packs retail for about $3.50.
Earlier this year, a beer fanatic named Daniel Keeton in Bend, Oregon decided to create a special brew for his beloved canine companion, Lola Jane. That idea made the Bend native an entrepreneur.
Keeton initiated his own company, 'Dawg Grog'. Although there is no alcohol in the mixture, the organic dog brew consists of water, spent grain from a local brewery and low-sodium vegetable broth.