Although I like wine for me, I obvs know that booze has no business in my pup's tum. Not the case with Bark Vineyards. Based in Williamsburg, Virginia ( a great pet-friendly destination in itself), the company bottles nonalcoholic "wines" for your dog. Coming in a wine-shaped bottle, it's actually alcohol-free au jus designed to pour over kibble. With flavors like Barkundy and White Sniff-n-Tail, there's even a Meowlot for your feline friends. Bark Vineyards uses an FDA-approved manufacturer with human-grade ingredients, and offers up their products in beautiful wood gift boxes as well. Now, most of us weren't big fans of beer for pooches, but I'm predicting this doggie "wine" ($21.99) will be a big hit with your pups — it could really add some flavor to that plain dry food!
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The picture of the dog lounging in the chair--hilarious!! I'll put this on my dog's Christmas list. My mom (Santa) is always looking for fun new things to get her granddog.
1This is too funny. It would be cute to bring a bottle of real wine to the owners and this wine to the doggies
2I thought that was a cute idea until I read the ingredients..... The one for cats contains lactic acid, which is essentially lactose (which I know because I'm lactose intolerant). Cats can't digest lactose, which is why milk upsets their stomachs..... Kind of poor planning for a product directed at cats.
3i admit it is cute, but it's just like a lot of products these days: not really needed at all, but people still buy it...the products seem like they still need finishing touches if the cat "wine" won't be good for cats...anything wrong with the one for dogs?
4I agree with 5n4k3: cute idea, pointless. However, like wren, I bet my mom will buy it...cause she is always wanting to get gifts for her grandogs as well
5i dont know, i have to watch good allergies with my dog.s
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