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Brewski Biscuits dog treats. Check them out.
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Brewski
ParticipantWe are a new Vermont all natural dog treat company. We infuse brewer grain from our local breweries into our biscuits. We only use quality gluten free flours, flax, raw Vermont unfiltered honey, fresh fruit, organic peanuts, fresh mint, coconut oil and many other healthy ingredients. We are brand new to the market and would like your feedback. We currently sell at our local farmers markets but hope to go retail. Any suggestions would be great!
Our current flavors are:
Cool Apple Ale Biscuits
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This topic was modified 11 years, 6 months ago by
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Brewski
ParticipantOur web address is http://www.brewskibiscuits.com
InkedMarie
MemberUnfortunately, I have a dog who can’t have grains so these are out.
Brewski
ParticipantSorry to hear that. That is one downside to our biscuits, but haven’t had many issues as of yet selling to dog owners. We are thinking of creating a biscuits with all the other great ingredients without the brewer grain. The upside is that spent grain is broken down and is easily digestible. Thank you for your feedback.
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