Cocoa mulch, made from cocoa beans, has two ingredients in it that are lethal to dogs, caffiene and theobromine. It smells like chocolate and can attract dogs tempted to eat it. Dogs metabolize theobromine much slower than us humans and for this reason, it can be toxic to dogs.
We are not sure how much mulch the dog would have to ingest for this to cause a problem, but we thought we would put this out there for all our furry friends. There are so many other safer mulch options, why take a chance?
Other foods (some not so obvious) dogs should avoid: Chocolate, Coffee, Caffiene, Avocados, Grapes and Raisons, Onions, Garlic, Chives, Milk, Salt, Xylitol, Raw Eggs, Raw Meat or Bones, Yeast Dough, Macadamia Nuts and Alcohol.
Welcome! This is Barney's Dog Blog. Barney helps us run the Regal Beagle Bakery (he is the treat taste tester, of course). No dog treat goes on our menu until it is personally taste tested and approved by Barney. Our bakery offers only healthy dog treats homemade daily with all natural ingredients with no preservatives or artificial colors.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Good news! The recent outbreak of the swine flu doesn't seem to present a risk to our favorite four legged friends.
"Currently there's no data demonstrating any risk of dogs and cats contracting this strain of the virus," says Dr. Louise Murray, Director of Medicine at the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Hospital in New York City. "However, owners of pet pigs, as well as farmers, should monitor their animals' health more closely and take steps to limit transmission from humans to pigs and vice versa."
For the latest information about the outbreak and your pet's health, please visit the Center for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov/swineflu.
"Currently there's no data demonstrating any risk of dogs and cats contracting this strain of the virus," says Dr. Louise Murray, Director of Medicine at the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Hospital in New York City. "However, owners of pet pigs, as well as farmers, should monitor their animals' health more closely and take steps to limit transmission from humans to pigs and vice versa."
For the latest information about the outbreak and your pet's health, please visit the Center for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov/swineflu.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Welcome to Barney's Dog Blog!
The Regal Beagle Bakery was established in 2009 to provide Barney and our other dog friends a healthy alternative to the common dog treat. Our dog snacks are all natural, there are no by products, artificial colors, or preservatives. All snacks are baked fresh daily and personally taste tested and approved by Barney.





We would love to hear your comments on our products/website!
Enjoy!
Barney
The Regal Beagle Bakery was established in 2009 to provide Barney and our other dog friends a healthy alternative to the common dog treat. Our dog snacks are all natural, there are no by products, artificial colors, or preservatives. All snacks are baked fresh daily and personally taste tested and approved by Barney.




For detailed descriptions and ingredients, please visit http://regalbeaglebakery.com/, home of the all natural, healthy dog snacks and specialty cakes fit for a king (or queen)!
We would love to hear your comments on our products/website!
Enjoy!
Barney
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