It’s no secret that the royals love their dogs. Now, King Charles has a new, extra special treat in store for dogs around the world. Balmoral Castle, the royals’ official summer residence in Scotland, has debuted a new line of Royal Dog Treats for “your four-legged prince or princess.”
Described to be “100% natural biscuits,” the bone-shaped treats are made from wholemeal flour, egg, and chicken stock. All of the Royal Dog Treats are hand-baked in the Balmoral Castle kitchens in small batches. Each 75-gram bag of treats costs £5 ($6.70), and orders ship worldwide, either via Royal Mail domestically in the United Kingdom or via DHL worldwide.
Balmoral Castle has a pet collection of accessories for sale online, including a tweed pet collar, treat bag, and leash, as well as a dog bowl with a royal coat of arms. King Charles is not the first royal to get into the dog biscuit market. Meghan Markle also baked up her own recipe for homemade peanut butter biscuits in her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, which aired earlier this year.
Earlier this year, Queen Camilla also welcomed a new dog into the royal family: Moley, who she adopted at eight weeks old from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home after the death of her beloved Jack Russell terrier Beth last November. The Queen also has Bluebell, another Jack Russell. All three dogs were rescue dogs.
King Charles also got a new puppy, Snuff, a Lagotto Romagnolo dog, a breed known for exceptional truffle hunting skills, which he received as a gift this past winter. Snuff is the King’s first personal pet since the death of Tigga, the King’s cherished Jack Russel terrier who died in 2002 at age 18.
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