Are you ready for some FOOTBALL????

No doubt that football season is upon us. Pre-season games are in full swing and college football begins this weekend. The Indianapolis Colts play early September against the Denver Bronco's and it's sure to be a great game! Get your little tail gater ready with you by ordering some great football themed dog treats from Gerbeaux Dog Bakery.

Gerbeaux Dog Bakery has designed some great football dog cookies, iced and un-iced and let's face it, it's just more fun when our little player can participate in the festivities. So, while you are serving dips and chips, he can be lounging with a healthy dog treat straight from our kitchen to your pup!

The un-iced football dog cookie - Want the cookie but not the icing? Or maybe want to decorate it yourself? Our naked dog cookies are the same great tasting, healthy cookies as our iced treats minus the icing and decorations.  Our naked (un-iced) Football cookies are made using our Peanut Butter cookie dog recipe. These Un-iced dog cookies are made when ordered and are always Wheat, Corn and Soy free. Comes in a package of 6 dog cookies.  Ingredients: Rye Flour / Barley Flour / Natural Peanut Butter / Organic Honey / Canola Oil / Water.

Our Football Dog Cookie Treat Box are made with our Peanut Butter recipe and topped with our sugar free Yogurt Icing. These dog cookies are made when ordered and are always Wheat, Corn and Soy free. Packed in this precious box, there are 4 dog cookies to a order.

Our Indianapolis Colts dog cookies look like a football helmet but made with our Peanut Butter recipe and topped with Yogurt Icing. Go Colts!

Whether your little punter prefers iced dog cookies or un-iced dog cookies - we have them. All the way from the football helmet to the football. You cannot go wrong celebrating the football victories with these healthy dog cookies made straight from Gerbeaux Dog Bakery!

Order yours today for the 1st game of the YEAR and keep in mind that we also have a wholesale dog cookie program!

Watch the candy and the goblins!

With Halloween only weeks away, soon our houses will be filled with ghosts, ghouls, goblins and candy. Storing up candy for the Halloween night "trick-or-treaters" and bringing home a bag full of goodies can be exciting and fun—but unfortunately, it can cause some problems in your home for your furry little ghosts.

Our four legged goblins enjoy diving into those trick or treat bags, but candy doesn't set well with our pets. Chocolate is any amount is bad for your pet. Chocolate has both caffeine and theobromine a stimulant occurring in the cacao bean. Consumption of theobromine by our pets can lead serious medical issues such as seizures, toxicity, convulsions and even death in some pets.

Be aware of Xylitol. Xylitol is a chemical used as a sweetener in sugar free and reduced sugar food items. These items are chewing gum and some candy. This dangerous chemical can cause liver failure, vomiting, depression and seizures.


Watch those hard candies - hard candy can get lodged in the throat of your pet making them very prone to choking.

While we know that Halloween is a super fun time for our children, not so sure it's great for our pets. Take extra steps to ensure that the Halloween candy is kept up on tables and far away from our little curious creatures.  Try having great dog treats on hand to give your pet - Gerbeaux Dog Bakery has great iced dog treats and seasonal dog treats that you can give all year long.

If you suspect that your pet has consumed candy - contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at  (888) 426-4435.

So, take care of those little Halloweenies this Halloween and take those extra steps for pet safety at Halloween.