According to Daily Mail, there is no excuse for dogs to be left behind when their owners head for the pub in one part of the north east. That’s because The Brandling Villa in South Gosforth, Newcastle, has come up with a pet-friendly menu. The pub is now selling a special beer designed for dogs so that drinkers’ four-legged friends can also enjoy a tipple at the same time. It is also serving a Sunday roast covered in cat-flavoured gravy.
But rather than just offering water, the pub decided dogs should join the craft beer revolution too and has started to sell the non-alcoholic beverage for pets. Dogs seem to have a thirst for the drink as the Brandling Villa has had to reorder fresh stock after the first 48 bottles ran out in a fortnight. A la carte dishes for pets include ‘Chicken a la Franc’ – a dog version of chicken chasseur; ‘Eggs Ladybird’ named after Sammy’s dog; and a Sunday roast with ‘cat’ gravy – a beef stock with fish sauce. There is also a dessert menu and special dog chews.
The new menu in the pub comes after the first beer especially for dogs was created in the U.S. Bowser Beer is made in Phoenix, Arizona from beef or chicken broth with malt barley. It is non-alcoholic, has no carbonation and also free from hops which can be toxic for dogs. A six-pack costs $20 and the company suggest giving the brew to your pet straight from the bottle, over dried dog food or using a splash to flavour their water bowl.
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