Royal Wedding Goes to the Dogs

April 28, 2011

Royal Wedding Frenzy Goes Canine with Gourmet Dog Treats

by Pam Becker

An estimated 2 billion people will watch the Royal Wedding of William and Kate. In the US, up to 60% of them may be watching the royal nuptials sitting next to a dog.

William and Kate may have hundreds of royal traditions, gourmet foods, outfits, invitations and even their own new family crest, but AllNaturalPetHealth.com is making sure America's dogs aren't entirely outdone by human royalty.

Dogs who are really royal -- and aren't they all -- have their own fresh-baked gourmet dog treats to help celebrate the royal event. Shaped like crowns, the nutritious-yet-fun gourmet dog treats are aptly adorned in yogurt frosting with the word "Princess" for girls and "Prince" for boys. The cookies are made from a secret recipe created exclusively in a small town bakery for AllNaturalPetHealth.com's high standards of quality and natural nutritious value.

Handmade with human-grade ingredients and home-baked… they really are fit for royal dogs.

VictoriasAllNaturalPetHealth.com offers dozens and dozens of exciting, all-natural dog treats in flavors ranging from all-meat free range beef to blueberry and oatmeal, sweet potato to Alaskan salmon.

Gourmet Prince and Princess cookie treats are wheat-free and considered hypoallergenic for dogs with wheat, corn or soy allergies, a common health problem with dogs. They also contain rolled oats for good digestion and quality coconut oil which is believed to have many health benefits, including promoting healthy cholesterol levels, helping to control diabetes, aiding digestion, balancing hormones, supporting healthy thyroid function, and reducing arthritis inflammation. Coconut oil is also anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and anti-viral and may even help royal pets enjoy a healthier, shiny coat suitable for palace social events.

Like most pet foods and treats you'll find here, these gourmet Prince and Princess dog treats are made of human-grade ingredients in the USA.

So there you have it. Will and Kate have nothing on royal American dogs.