Product Description

Nick's FLAGSHIP Dog Bones

The treats that started it all, our flagship treats stamped, baked, and bagged in Augusta, WI. All-natural, hand-cut dog treats are not only safe and free of harmful ingredients, but are made fresh and bagged with love locally in Augusta, WI. Receive 12 large bones (12oz) or 6oz of small bones per package.

Free of preservatives, fillers, meat, and artificial flavors, we simply make delicious, homemade treats one batch at a time!

Guaranteed Analysis:

• Crude Protein (min) 18.8%
• Crude Fat (min) 25.4%
• Crude Fiber (max) 1.6%
• Moisture (max) 96.4%

Ingredients:

Peanut Butter, Bananas, Oat Meal, & Water

Best by:

within 6 months of baked date, written on package

Feeding Directions:

Give as a treat, reward, simply to spoil!

Not intended as a meal replacement.

About Nick's Dog Treats

It all started back in 2003 when Jennifer's son Nicholas was born 10 weeks premature and she knew from then on out her life would be changed forever. At the time, she didn't know it, but her life had been changed for the better.

At 11 months old, Nick was diagnosed with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy. Over the years, as she started to learn about disabilities, and have watched him grow into a teenager. She knew and could see that she would need to be a strong advocate for her son. I knew with the statistics of 80% of individuals with disabilities not being able to gain employment opportunities, she would need to step up and do something about this for him. Her dream for this opportunity has surpassed just him, and she wants to create a path for Nick and others to become more valued and accepted in their community. Communities need to see that people with disabilities are just like anyone else.

In May of 2018, a dream was thought of to start a dog treat business out of the love Nick and Jennifer both have for baking and their sweet, loving dog Hemi. In October of 2018, that dream became a reality.

She would not change Nicholas for the world, but she will change the world for him and others, one dog treat at a time.