Dog Treat Bakery
Canine Candy Dog Biscuit Co. was founded in Loveland, Colorado, in 2019 by Juliana Knopp, and co-owner Cody Boterman joined in 2024. The company started with Titan, a 150-pound Saint Bernard with a sensitive system, and a frustration with treats full of fillers and preservatives. Canine Candy’s answer was to make something clean, using barley spent grain, the leftovers from brewing that would otherwise be headed for the feed trough. Canine Candy gives spent grain a second life as a biscuit and gives back along the way. Since 2019, they've proudly supported local rescues and shelters because every dog deserves a happy, healthy life. Each season, a portion of every sale goes to our Rescue of the Season, partnering with a new organization to help dogs in need and support the people doing this important work.
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Canine Candy’s signature product is its Original Barley Spent Grain Biscuit, a daily treat made from upcycled barley spent grain and bound with coconut flour. The biscuits contain no corn, wheat, or soy, which makes them allergy-friendly. To keep every batch consistent, Canine Candy collects grain only when the mash bill is pure barley, which means different grains from different brews never get mixed in.
That grain comes fresh at mash-out from Canine Candy’s brewery partners, including Zwei, Crooked Beech, Mythmaker, Verboten, and more. The biscuits are baked at Crooked Beech Brewing in Loveland, so the whole loop, from mash tun to dog bowl, stays right in northern Colorado.
You can find Canine Candy's biscuits at pet stores, breweries, and farmers markets throughout Colorado. Check out who's stocking these treats here, or order some through their website!
You can find Canine Candy's biscuits at pet stores, breweries, and farmers markets throughout Colorado. Check out who's stocking these treats here, or order some through their website!
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as of November 2026
Barley, Grains
Available as: Pet Treats
Spent barley grain from Colorado breweries
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Last updated November 9th, 2026