Britannia Farms

07/01/2025

Pink collar girl checking in. She is now named Rosie Joy, she lives in central NJ and she is very loved.

06/01/2025

Orange collar girl, now called Lucy is so happy in her new home. Her Mom says she is a very good girl.

05/01/2025

Sweet blue collar boy, the biggest of the litter - Ollie is checking in.

04/01/2025

It’s been almost a week since the pups left for their new homes, looks like they are loving their new lives. Here is purple collar boy now called Finley.

23/12/2024

Good Morning!
“My Mommy says I’m a very good boy and a good family will ask about me”.

23/12/2024

Happy 9th Ru and littermates 🎂🐾🐾

19/12/2024

Am I yours?

18/12/2024

Just a reminder when holiday shopping for your dogs.

"Please think twice before buying these treats, and if your dog receives one as a gift, it’s best to throw it away. Rawhide chews may seem like a fun treat, but they can pose serious risks to your dog’s health.

Unfortunately, many of these so-called “treats” often lead to emergency vet visits, especially around the holidays. Most rawhide products are made from cattle or horse hides, and the process to make them involves harmful chemicals. First, the hides are soaked in toxic sodium sulfide to remove hair and fat. Then, they’re treated with additional chemicals to split the hides into layers, followed by hydrogen peroxide to make them look white and fresh while masking any rancid smell. After that, festive colors and glue are added to shape them into cute designs. Tests have even found traces of arsenic, mercury, chromium, and formaldehyde in these chews.

On top of the chemical concerns, rawhide is a major choking hazard and can cause serious intestinal blockages. When wet, the chews become slippery, making it difficult to grab if your dog starts choking. These risks are sadly more common than many people realize.

For your dog’s safety, it’s best to avoid rawhide entirely. Instead, try healthier, natural options like bully sticks, yak chews, or beef cheek rolls. For dogs that love to chew, durable toys made from rubber or nylon are great alternatives. And while these options are safer, no chew is completely risk-free, so always supervise your dog while they enjoy their treats.

Keeping our pets happy and safe is what matters most. A little extra care can go a long way in protecting their health."

14/12/2024

He just knows.

13/12/2024

Am I cute?
I’m ready for you after Christmas!

13/12/2024

Wishing the Beatles litter a very Happy 12th Birthday today! Devon and Asher. 🎂

09/12/2024

Happy 11th Birthday to Riley and her littermates today, from Angie and Indy 🦴🎂

06/12/2024

When you play hard and crash.

03/12/2024

This day a year ago….. 🎉Happy 1st Birthday 🎉 to Stormy and Theo’s litter of Goldens 🎂

29/11/2024

Happy 6th Birthday to Darby and his litter mates! Darby is our own special boy 🎂

28/11/2024

Here they all are together at 4 weeks old!

25/11/2024

You know you do