
Kool Dog Kafe, which specializes in gourmet dog treats, has an incredible selection of canine-friendly cookies to get your pet for the holidays. And if you're an animal lover, you know that you like to give your favorite pet a little something special when everyone else in the family is getting their own gifts. From Hanukkah puppies (wearing little blue yarmulkes) and blue and white dreidels, to personalized red, green and white Christmas stockings, there are a lot of options to choose from. There is a complete holiday dinner, which includes 2 drumsticks, 1 baked potato, 2 crescent rolls, 2 doggie bones, 1 veggie leaf, and 3 cranberry churro bite cookies, if you want something more substantial, and even a set of snowflakes, for nondenominational dogs. The healthy cookies taste as good as they look and have a shelf life of 6-8 weeks. Dogs probably don't get the concept of these gift giving holidays, but they're going to be grateful to receive these cookies all the same.

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12-12-2006 @9:06AM CallMeMille said... Is it bad if I think dog cookies look absoutely delicious?
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12-12-2006 @10:23AM christineLne said... Nice, these look very good and I may just have to try one myself but of course my pup would love the Christmas stocking cookie.
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