Founded by brothers Kolby and Kaleb Rush, Saint Rocco’s Treats hand-bakes dog treats and meal toppers in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The family business grew from recipes developed alongside their dad, drawing on three generations of dog-treat experience, and uses a 48-hour baking process to make soft, crumb-free rewards with whole-food ingredients and no chemical or synthetic preservatives.
The Dog EmporiumThe Dog Emporium is a small-batch, family-run maker in Donora, Pennsylvania, baking dog treats and producing CBD chews for dogs. Its bakery-style treats use simple, limited-ingredient recipes, including large crunchy treats made in playful shapes and flavors. The company makes its products in the United States, with select treats avoiding common dog allergens and artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors.DONORA, PA
Daniel's Dog TreatsBorn in a Cincinnati kitchen in 2013, Daniel's Dog Treats makes natural, preservative-free dog treats inspired by Daniel's bond with his Oma, Doris, and their foster dog Sarge. The family began baking for Sarge's health needs and later shared the treats with other dog owners, developing recipes positioned around everyday canine wellness. The company applied for a U.S. patent in 2013.CINCINNATI, OH
Annie's Pooch PopsSince 2010, Annie’s Pooch Pops has hand-made dog treats in its Bangor, Pennsylvania kitchen, best known for Muttkins™—USA-sourced beef marrow bones wrapped in peanut-butter biscuit and slow-roasted. Current owner Matt McInerney acquired the business to honor Annie, his rescued golden retriever/corgi mix, and the company carries that connection into its support for pet adoption and animal-welfare initiatives. Its treats are made with human-grade, USA-sourced ingredients and inspected by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.BANGOR, PA
Canine Cookie CompanyFrom a home kitchen in Oakham, Canine Cookie Company makes small-batch dog treats by hand with simple ingredients. Owner Alycia started the business in 2019 to create motivating training treats for her rescued husky, Zeus, and still shapes the treats so they can be given whole or broken into smaller pieces for dogs of different ages and sizes. The family-run shop’s story is reflected in its logo, which combines Zeus’s alert upright ear with Abraham’s floppy one.READING, PA