What can you add to your dogs bowl? Try these…

Floral Confetti that brightens your dog’s bowl, engages their senses and provides some healthy benefits - what more could a dog parent ask for to level up their meal prep? With a mixture of dog safe edible florals this petal mix aids with allergies and inflammation and are natural antiseptics which may help improve their skin.

We are now including some dried mint leaves for a pop of green that helps freshen their breath & add vitamins!

Dried Florals: Calendula, Rose, Blue Corn Flower, Blue Mallow, Pansy, Aster, Bachelor Buttons & Snap Dragons + Mint

I spy with my little eye…

3 great ingredients!

Although seeing a dog in glasses may look cute, we know it’s not practical. So improving/ maintaining their eye health naturally is important! Carrots are a well known source for this so we have worked it in with dehydrated curls to ensure it’s something fun and easy for your dog to consume. 

Swiss chard also helps with vision, not to mention supports the liver, colon and immune system. You can offer your dog the greens in moderation, be watchful of upset stomachs. 

Powder: Swiss Chard and Carrot tops

Dehydrated: Carrot curls and Swiss Chard stalks

Being high in fibre, this veggie aids digestion Reduces gas / bloating as it relaxes the muscles of the intestines & promotes the release of gas naturally….Sorry in advance folks!

Fennel is packed with vitamins and minerals that support the heart, nerves and muscles. As an added bonus, it can freshen their breath.

Although not regularly  used for treatment of arthritis, some dogs may feel some relief due to the anti inflammatory properties.

Powder: Fennel

Not as in eco-friendly (although that’s great too) but this tin is packed with healthy green mix that can easily be added to your dog’s bowl daily.

Greens we use:

. Parsley, Lettuce and Okra. They supports the immune system and provide nutrients that improve vision and help reduce damage to cells They are packed with vitamins A, C & K which help with various bodily functions along with its prebiotic properties that support a healthy digestive tract. Additionally, Okra contain vitamin B and folic acid and can be beneficial to dogs with diabetes.

Powder: Lettuce & Parsley

Dehydrated: Okra

Quail have become a new personal passion of ours and the dogs love their eggs! Now not all dogs love the texture of a solid egg or wont eat the shell - but the shell has lots of goodness to it so we don’t want them to miss out on any of this gem! They are rich in protein, nutrients and omega 3 fatty acids. They can help prevent anemia, they improve muscle mass, provide support to the brain, bones and teeth… and if that isn’t enough they also help to regulate blood sugar.

So yeah… this stuff is like powder gold & a high QUAILity ingredient to add into their diet.

*Allergies: for dogs who are allergic to chicken, quail’s an alternative!

Powder: Quail Egg

More About Our Quail

You don’t have to tell me twice! Bee Pollen is a great option to help control seasonal allergies (we source ours from local Ottawa apiaries) just a pinch goes along way. *You can crush the pollen down if you prefer to use as a powder/dust, we leave in its natural state to be a bit of a “sprinkle” on the meal.

We have tucked in a few floral heads to add to the benefit of this tin and to provide that “wow factor“ for social media meal prep.

Bee Pollen (OTTAWA)

Dried: Mixed florals

Popeye was known for his muscles growing after eating spinach - but did you know this health green can benefit your dog too! Spinach is a great source of 4 key vitamins (A,B,C & K) it stimulates the digestive tracts and provides a source of iron.

In addition to Spinach (2 ways) we have added in Arugula to mirror the benefits of the spinach but also add some chlorophyll and fibre to the mix.

Powder: Spinach

Dehydrated: Spinach & Arugula leaves

Sage can be used to aid in serval areas of the dog’s system.

Firstly, it can act as an anti-inflammatory and help with joint or muscular discomfort.

Secondly, it can help the body fight off infections with its anti microbial and antibacterial properties. Sage can reduce oral bacteria thus contributing to fresher breath. 

And finally, of course it contains lots of vitamins and minerals vital to overall good health.

Powder: Sage

Strawberries are so lovely both visually and to eat. They help with blood sugar regulation, they have antioxidant properties making them an overall health benefit to consume and they have been known to aid in protecting against certain cancer cell…and well they taste good!

Powder: Strawberry

Dehydrated: Strawberry slices

Squash is very beneficial as a it is high in fibre which can help regulate bowel movements, ease constipation and improve gut health. 

This veggie group is a great source of vitamins A, C & E along with potassium and have antioxidants that aid in cell health / protection

As a bonus - they are known to be low in calories, making squash a suitable treat for those dogs watching their waistlines.

Powder/ Dehydrated: Medley of Acorn, Butternut and Spaghetti squash & Pumpkin

Looking for ways to help your dog relax naturally? We‘ve been there too…

While this blend is not medically proven to reduce all anxiety or intended to be offered for extreme cases, it can be used to help relax their minds and simply take that edge off to allow your dog to enjoy life a little bit more.

Powder: Cat nip & Chamomile

Dehydrated: Blueberries Dried Chamomile heads