Marsh Dog!: Nutria dog biscuits hit the market

April 1st, 2012

When I first met Veni and Hansel Harlan late last August, my fellow BTNEP minigrant recipients were still perfecting their secret recipe for all-natural dog biscuits made from dehydrated nutria meat. (See “Marsh Dogs and gators and teeth, oh my!“) Six months later, the treats are ready to hit the market. Read all about it at the Marsh Dog website, which just went live and looks terrific!

Marsh Dog!: Nutria dog biscuits hit the market

Barataria Bites, the first Marsh Dog biscuits, make their debut at the Louisiana Earth Day Festival in Baton Rouge on April 22, and will soon be available at a store near you. To get free samples, and enroll your dog as an official taste tester, visit Marsh Dog’s Club de Goût (goût is French for “tasty”).

The same week that Marsh Dog launched, Pitre’s Fur & Alligator also went live. Designed by Josh Pitts of Sideways Designs, who created the Righteous Fur website, the site is owned and operated by Tab and Yvette Pitre, our nutria pelt suppliers in Galliano, Louisiana. You can now order nutria pelts directly from Pitre’s Fur online, along with nutria and gator jewelry and gator heads straight from the swamp. Be the first on your block to own a Alligator Head Lamp!

Marsh Dog!: Nutria dog biscuits hit the market

 

 

 

One Response to Marsh Dog!: Nutria dog biscuits hit the market

  1. Vasilii says:

    Martin is cute…nutria are nasty…they are basically sewer rats with beevar teeth–nowhere NEAR as cute as Martin with his adorable mask and surprised look!I am not for fur, but I am for less nutria.

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