Doug English's Dog Bites

PLEASE NOTE: At this time we are not able to ship the Dog Bites to Canadian addresses. Canada requires a specific certificate for entry into the country, and its cost is the same whether one bag of Dog Bites or a hundred bags is being sent. Doug English is working to set up a way to ship to Canada in large enough quantities to justify the cost of the certificate. But we can ship the Dog Bites to Canadian customers only if you have a US address to have them sent to. Our apologies, but we have no way around that.

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We are so very happy to finally be able to offer Doug English's Dog Bites to the US market. Made in Australia of 100% organic ingredients, they have already proven their worth and popularity in Australia. Dogs love 'em! If your dog is picky about golden paste in his or her food, this is the perfect alternative. Each bite contains about the same amount of turmeric as 3/4 teaspoon of golden paste, plus other ingredients to help with both taste and nutrition. They're the perfect choice for travel away from home when you can't or don't want to bring golden paste with you, or if your dog needs to be boarded or have a pet sitter.

There is coconut oil for absorption of the turmeric, freshly ground black pepper for extended bioavailability, a little extra curcumin to give an edge over turmeric powder by itself, and rose hip powder for its well-researched antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. Chia seeds add texture that your dog will love, along with protein, minerals and valuable fiber. Liver treats (dessicated liver bits) make these irresistible to dogs. All they know is how good these treats taste! They don't know how much the treats are helping their joints and overall health, but you'll see the results.

Each treat can be cut in half or even less for smaller dogs, or to start out with for a dog that hasn't had turmeric before (we recommend that you give just half a treat at first if your dog has never had turmeric in its diet). As with any bioactive food, we suggest that you check with your vet if the dog is getting any prescription medications.

The bags are under a pound, so they can be shipped at economical First Class postage rates, or in a Priority Mail padded envelope.