Description
A birthday cake your dog can actually eat
Bocce’s Bakery Birthday Cake Biscuits are small crunchy treats baked to taste like birthday cake, so the dog gets something of their own rather than a lick of yours. They are good for the actual birthday and equally good as an everyday treat.
The recipe is short and readable: oat flour, peanut butter, carob, cane molasses, coconut oil and vanilla. No wheat, and nothing in the list you would need to look up.
Key features
- Six simple ingredients
A limited ingredient recipe with no artificial colours or flavours. - Carob, not chocolate
Carob gives the cocoa-like flavour without any of the theobromine that makes chocolate unsafe for dogs. - Wheat free
Oat flour is the base. - Small and crunchy
About 12 kcal a biscuit, so they work well for training or a daily treat without adding much to the day. - Baked in the USA
In small batches, in packaging made with 30% post-consumer recycled plastic.
Ingredients
Oat flour, peanut butter, carob, cane molasses, coconut oil, vanilla.
Guaranteed analysis
| Crude protein (min) | 15% |
| Crude fat (min) | 9% |
| Crude fibre (max) | 1.5% |
| Moisture (max) | 8.5% |
Metabolisable energy 3,900 kcal/kg, or about 12 kcal per biscuit.
How to feed
Feed as a snack or treat as part of a healthy diet. These are a treat rather than a complete food, so they sit alongside your dog’s normal meals rather than replacing any of them. As a rule of thumb, treats are best kept to about a tenth of your dog’s daily calories, and the main meal reduced a little on days when there have been a few extra.
Always provide fresh drinking water, and supervise your dog with any treat.
Storage
Reseal the pouch and store in a cool, dry place.
Frequently asked questions
Is carob safe for dogs?
Yes. Carob is a common stand-in for chocolate in dog treats. It gives a similar flavour and colour but contains none of the theobromine that makes chocolate toxic to dogs.
Does it contain peanut butter?
Yes, peanut butter is the second ingredient. Worth knowing if your dog reacts to peanuts, or if there is a peanut allergy in the household.
How many can I give?
Each biscuit is about 12 kcal. How many suits depends on your dog’s size and daily intake, so treat them as part of the day’s calories rather than an extra.
Are they suitable for puppies?
They are hard crunchy biscuits, so they suit dogs with adult teeth. Check with your veterinarian for a young puppy.
What size is the pack?
5 oz, which is 141.7g.
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