Doggy Java takes the trendy concept of young bohemian unemployed-types enjoying some fairly-traded gourmet coffee at the local Ratbucks, and gives it to the dogs.

While Doggy Java is not "real" caffeinated coffee, it could very well be as far as your dog is concerned.

The beef flavored, liquid vitamin treat comes in a coffee bag, looks like coffee when mixed with water, is served in a specially designed Canine Cappuccino Cup and comes with a Bonescotti Biscuit.

The concept behind Doggy Java is to provide an alternate method of administering vitamins.

Mari Justin, creator of Doggy Java explains, "Vitamin pills can cost $40 to $50 dollars per month, and can be extremely difficult to get your dog to swallow. Doggy Java has created a fun new way for your pet to get its daily vitamins while enjoying a tasty treat."

The company sells Doggy Java separately, or in a combo pack with cup and bonescotti. You supply the rainbow-colored headsock and clip-on dreadlocks.

Visit Doggy Java online at...
http://www.doggyjava.com/

Labels: Dog Vitamins, Strange Stuff