HT City

Indulge furry friends with purr-licious Diwali treats

- Aditya Dogra aditya.dogra@htlive.com

Diwali is a time for celebratio­ns. It’s also the time for binging and gorging on all the delicious goodies. But we don’t want our lovely, furry friends to feel left out when we’re chowing down on kaju katlis during a party, no? Well, city shops have come up with a brilliant solution — Diwali sweets for doggies! Yes, you read it right, your doggies can savour delicious Diwali goodies, too, now!

“We’ve made gujiyas, peanut butter pops (ladoos) and biscuits that your pets can munch on. We use safe ingredient­s that do not have sugar or anything that would harm your dog. These products are like any other dog food but are made especially in the spirit of Diwali so that one’s pets can be part of the family celebratio­ns. There is a lot of demand for such treats as pet parents want their babies (pets) to feel special during the celebratio­ns,” says Nayani Tandon, owner of Puppychino, a dog cafe. Customised doggy treats are available also at Doggie Dabbas, in Gurgaon. When it comes to adding to the festive spirit, Rashi Narang from Heads Up For Tails, has curated a special Diwali Wag Box — a box full of goodies for your pooch. “The Wag Box includes seven items like a natural toy, special Coconut Turmeric Chips, a festive bow tie, lavender oil, wipes, pawsome playing cards and doggy mithai in the shape of diyas, phooljhadi­s, poker cookies and laddoos. All the edibles are safe for consumptio­n,” she says.

 ??  ?? Treat your dogs with mithai in the shape of diyas, phooljhadi­s, poker cookies and laddoos
Treat your dogs with mithai in the shape of diyas, phooljhadi­s, poker cookies and laddoos

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from India