What ingredients do you use?
Real, human-grade ingredients — think oat flour, real peanut butter (always xylitol-free), pumpkin, sweet potato, apple and banana. Every product page lists its full ingredients, and nothing goes in that isn’t appropriate for dogs. [Angela to confirm exact pantry list.]
Are the treats made specifically for dogs?
Yes — every recipe is developed for dogs. We never use chocolate, xylitol, grapes/raisins, onion or other ingredients that aren’t dog-appropriate. That said, every dog is different: check the ingredient list against your own pup’s needs and allergies, and ask your vet if you’re unsure.
How should treats be stored?
[Angela to confirm] Because our treats are preservative-free, we recommend storing them in a sealed container. Crunchy biscuits keep at room temperature; soft and frosted items should be refrigerated. Exact guidance comes on every package.
How long do treats stay fresh?
[Angela to confirm shelf life per product.] Treats are baked fresh in small batches, so they don’t sit around before shipping — and honestly, they rarely last long enough to expire once a dog knows they’re in the house.
How are orders shipped?
[Placeholder — Angela to confirm carrier, rates and regions.] Orders are packed for freshness and shipped within the US. Shipping cost is calculated at checkout.
Where can I find you in person?
Come say hi at the Bone Appétreat booth — Tradition Farmers Market, Sundays 9 AM–1 PM in Port St. Lucie. Dogs welcome (obviously). Frozen treats like Pupsicles are easiest to grab in person. [Angela to confirm other markets/pickup options.]
Do you make custom treats?
Yes! You can build a custom birthday cake right on the site, and for parties, adoption events or anything bigger, request a catering quote. For anything else, send us a message or DM @BoneAppeTreatFL. [Angela to confirm custom-order policy and lead times.]
Can I request a specific flavor?
We love a good flavor request! Reach out through the contact page — if it’s something dogs can safely enjoy, it might just end up in the next seasonal batch. [Angela to confirm.]
How many treats should I give my dog?
Treats should be a small part of your dog’s overall diet — a general guideline many vets use is that treats make up no more than about 10% of daily calories, but the right amount depends on your dog’s size, age and health. When in doubt, ask your vet. (We know: tell that to the dog.)