Silly Rabbit! Tricks are for Kids, and Dog Biscuits are for Dogs
March 2nd, 2010
We recently gave some of our gluten-free, gourmet dog treats to swag magenet Mike Michalowicz, the Toilet Paper Entrepreneur. As many of you know, Biscuits by Lambchop are made with 100% natural, human grade ingredients, so not only do dogs enjoy them, but many humans can’t seem to keep their paws off either — one for fido, two for me…..
Well, Mike the potty prince was kind to feature our dog biscuits in a recent video, twisting in his brand of humor at the end, but perhaps he’d better keep his day job, in lieu of pursuing a career as a dog food critic/funnyman/actor!
Silly rabbit! Tricks are for kids, and dog biscuits are for…..
…..well they’re for dogs. But we can’t help it if people like like them too!
Nevertheless, we’re happy for the help in spreading the word that our gourmet dog treats are not only healthy, but also made with real, human grade ingredients.
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I know, interesting sense of humor right? Wait, there’s more…..

Salmon? Salmon?? With bananas? Seriously, leave the baking to us!
So what’s the big deal about ingredients in dog food and treats anyway?
There was been so much talk about ingredients since the massive recalls a few years back, which have helped put a spotlight on ingredients in pet foods as a whole, and, shed some light on all the miscellaneous grub that goes into many foods and treats. It is beyond the scope of this post but if you look up what meat (and other) “by-products” and “meal” are, you would probably be making that face at the end of Mike’s video. I think he was reading up on the garbage that goes into many dog foods at that moment!
A good rule of thumb when choosing products to feed your pet is to look for all natural, whole ingredients you can understand and pronounce. Stay away from chemicals, preservatives and so many additives they’re clearly added in because they’ve baked or pulverized the heck out of the food, depleting it of any natural nutrients it may have started out with.
Even when you do see an actual meat or whole food product in the ingredients list, remember that there are varying levels of quality in proteins or any other ingredient. If your dog’s skin, coat and nails are in poor condition; if they lack general energy; if they have frequent gastrointestinal issues, but they are otherwise healthy, look to the foods you are feeding.
We personally feed raw, whole foods, and give variety for maximal benefit from different nutrients. Even when Starlet “can use a bath”, people ask if I just bathed her because her coat is in such excellent condition!







Okay so the bees have it! Their honey that is. And we shouldn’t take that away from them. We especially shouldn’t “keep them” under bad conditions or, as I have seen it referred to, in slavery. Still, I’m not sure I completely understand why honey is not vegan. It’s not the animal, or insect, we’re eating when we eat honey right? It’s the idea that they worked for it and we took it?? I get that, it isn’t very nice but I have a hard time wrapping my brain around it being comparable to say eating meat, or even eggs. 


