Treat Tuesday: Bocce's Bakery Awesome Dog Biscuits with Cheese

These heart-shaped biscuits from Bocce's Bakery are perfect for dogs with allergies. They're made with oat flour and cheese. That's it. No eggs. No barley flour. No chicken flavor. Just two ingredients that happen to not be on Brisbane's extensive list of allergies. They're pretty tasty too, according to the dogs. Even Ru will eat them.

Good For: Cramming into Kongs along with peanut butter or spray cheese. Hiding around the house for the dogs to find. Handing them on my way out the door to keep them distracted for a few seconds. Balancing on noses.

Not Good For: High-value training treats.

How Much We Like Them: I really need to take pictures of Brisbane and Sisci balancing these on their noses and paws. Such good dogs!

June BarkBox

This month's BarkBox was a bit of a bust. Our first couple of boxes were big winners, with Brisbane-safe treats and stuffable toys. The more recent ones have been a bit more disappointing, with duck and chicken treats and chews. I've given away two bags of egg and poultry treats, and I have a lonely bag of Chicken Cordon Bleu biscuits sitting on the counter.

The biscuits are from Bocce's Bakery, and they look delicious. Brisbane would love to eat them. I could try feeding them to Ru, but he has a tendency to bury his treats between the couch cushions instead of eating them. Brisbane always checks the couch for hidden cookies.

The La Petit Treat Quiche Lorraine cookies are the best thing in this box, Brisbane thinks the only thing wrong is that there aren't more of them. It's a tiny bag. Ru loves them too.

The other two items in this box are toys by Harry Barker. The Eiffel Towel is cute, it's made from cotton canvas and stuffed with recycled plastic fiberfill. The rope ball is machine-washable and uses earth-friendly dyes. It's machine washable for when it gets all gross and slobbery. Brisbane is totally unimpressed with either of these toys. Ru briefly considered playing with the rope ball, but found it a little too heavy and intimidating.

What will BarkBox bring us next month? Hopefully something poultry-free! This month's box was Paris-themed, next time Brisbane would like something Australian, or maybe German.