Barb's K-9 Kitchen: Ingredients

We bake all of our treats using only the healthiest ingredients.
We use USDA human grade meats, fresh and/or organic vegetables, natural and/or organic peanut butter, low-fat cheese, free-range eggs, filtered water, and our broth is made from real meat juices. Our treats are naturally preserved, hand-baked and healthy for pets. They contain no added salt, sugar, filler, additives, or artificial preservatives. Finally, our treats are guaranteed analysis tested. Some of our biscuits are coated with dog-friendly carob (a chocolate substitute) and/or yogurt (great for the digestive system).

Chicken Lickin Biscuits

Whole Wheat Flour, De-boned Chicken Stock, Eggs, Cornmeal, Canola Oil

P-Nutty Biscuits

Natural Peanut Butter, Rolled Oats, Whole Wheat Flour, Baking Powder, Nonfat Dry Milk, Molasses

Star-Cheezy Biscuits

Whole Wheat Flour, Rye Flour, Canola Oil, Cheddar Cheese, Eggs, Garlic Powder, Parsley, Sea Salt

Beef Liver Biscuits

Whole Wheat Flour, Unbleached Flour, Rye Flour, Canola Oil, Rolled Oats, Beef Liver, Beef Broth, Cornmeal, Eggs, Garlic Powder, Sea Salt

Carob Dipped Biscuits

Carob chips or Carob powder, festive (chocolate substitute that is safe for dogs) CAROB IS NOT CHOCOLATE!

Yogurt Dipped Biscuits

Yogurt chips, Festive

Organic Popcorn

100% Organic Popcorn drizzled in Carob

Barb's K-9 Kitchen uses carob is some recipes. Chocolate, derived from the cocoa bean, can be dangerous for some dogs. Carob, however, is a natural and safe alternative and is an excellent source of Vitamins A, B-1, B-2, Niacin, Calcium, Magnesium and Iron.

Carob has a slightly different taste than chocolate, it has only one-third the calories (total 1595 calories per pound), is virtually fat-free (chocolate is half fat), is rich in pectin, is non-allergenic, has abundant proteins, and has no oxalic acid, which interferes with absorption of calcium. Consequently, carob flour is widely used in health foods for chocolate-like flavoring. Singers formerly chewed the pod husks in the belief that this clears the throat and voice. The fruit of carob is a pod, technically a legume 15 to 30 centimeters in length and fairly thick and broad. Pods are borne on the old stems of the plant on short flower stalks. Interestingly, most carob trees are monoecious, with individual male and female flowers. They are not only edible, but also rich in Vitamin A, B vitamins, and several important minerals. We know carob mostly because of the pods are ground into a flour that is a cocoa substitute.

Now that was probably more than you never needed to know about Carob!

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Naturally Healthy Treats for Your Favorite K9