Make A Barkuterie Board For Your Pet

Oct 8, 2021 | Pets, Treat Recipes

Happy “Friday Treats Friday” everyone!  I’ve posted before about Charcuterie Boards but have you ever heard of Barkuterie Boards?  Yes, there is such a thing.  I thought up this idea a few weeks back and thought I was so clever but after researching, I’ve found that these have been around for a long time now.  Just ask BringFido who have blogged about many of their Barkuterie Boards!  
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
There is so much to think about when creating this fun snack for your pup.  Charcuterie Boards are packed full of foods our fur babies cannot eat so we have to add what they can eat.  So off I went to the grocery store only to come home and realize that I paid for strawberries and broccoli but they were missing!  Somehow they were left at the register so I came up with a different plan and used a combination of dog treats, cheese, fruit, and toys and I think these two boards came out really cute!  Jake and Maggie’s mouths were watering as I was creating these boards.  You can rest assure these were doggie approved.
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
This is a great idea if you are having a puppy party or any pet party for that matter!  Every year we celebrate Jake and Maggie’s birthday and you better believe these boards are on the menu for next year!  It is no different than setting up for a regular party so why not display your Barkuterie boards throughout the house if you can.  I placed one in our kitchen and another on a buffet table in another room.  Food placement is a big deal as well as color combinations and choices of food.  You absolutely do not want to add anything toxic to the board your pet will eat.
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
Create a visual stimulating board and use color in a fun way as I did with these Halloween toys I found on the sale rack at Pet Supplies Plus.
Mix texture and different sizes to your board.  For example: broccoli along with yogurt.
Make sure to introduce human food in small amounts, and avoid items toxic to dogs such as chocolate, onions, grapes, raisins, artificial sweeteners, and avocados.
Create boards that have a combination of pet foods, treats, and pet toys.
If you need to add height with containers, make sure they are pet safe.
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
On these boards, I used all of the above:
Ava’s Pet Palace Organic Baked Dog Treats in“Gone Bananas” flavor in a heart shape
Ava’s Pet Palace Wild Alaskan Salmon Treats in the plastic bowl
Abound Grain Free Duck, Sweet Potato & Blueberry Recipe Jerky Bites Grain Free
Abound Grain Free Dental Chews (bought mine at Kroger)
Milo’s Kitchen Beef Sausage Sliced with Rice
Get Naked Fruit Dental Chews
Shredded cheese
Blueberries
Apples
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com
Interested in more pet recipes, check out my previous posts here and below!  And as always, thanks for stopping by!  Just an FYI…Jake and Maggie did not eat all of these boards.  They were allowed a few nibbles to enjoy but just enough not to get sick.  These Barkuterie Boards will last us awhile 🙂
Barkuterie Board | www.twoadorablelabs.com

I love hearing from all of you and do my best to respond to each and every one of you.  I always enjoy your comments, feedback, and suggestions so keep them coming!  If I’ve posted a recipe (for our human and our furry friends) and you try it, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram @twoadorablelabs and use #twoadorablelabs​.

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4 Comments

  1. Carla D Evans
    Carla D Evans on October 8, 2021 at 11:18 am

    Wow what a fun idea! Cute pics! Looks like they enjoyed it ????

    Reply
    • Bobbi
      Bobbi on October 8, 2021 at 6:18 pm

      Honestly this was a lot of fun. I wasn’t sure how to display everything on the board but it came out nice. Too bad I didn’t have my strawberries and broccoli that I paid for :-(. The dogs loved their treat boards 🙂

      Reply
  2. Rochelle Lilly
    Rochelle Lilly on October 8, 2021 at 8:15 pm

    I love love love the Charcuterie boards! I bet Maggie and Jake loved them too! Very nice!

    Reply
    • Bobbi
      Bobbi on October 8, 2021 at 9:37 pm

      Awh thank you! These are perfect for any pet occasion! I can’t wait to make them next year for Jake and Maggie’s birthday party in July!!!

      Reply

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