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Fruit & Oat Bone Dog Biscuits
£3.00These tasty bone shaped dog biscuits are made with 100% natural ingredients, and are a perfect treat for your pups! A perfect crunch to keep your dogs teeth nice and clean and with bananas and apples they are sure to go down a treat! Suitable for pups from 8 weeks. We can also personalise our bones biscuits to make that extra special gift for your pup or your pawsome friends.
Ingredients:
- Banana
- Apple
- Peanut Butter
- Oats
- Wholewheat Flour
Please store in an airtight container. As with all chews for dogs we recommend to supervise your dog while feeding and to ensure that fresh clean drinking water is always available.
** Orders over £20 from Mia’s Ark will receive free island-wide delivery, orders under £20 from Mia’s Ark will be collection only from St Helier **
Maker: Mia’s Ark
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Recipes & Walks From The Beautiful Island of Jersey sold in aid of JAAR
£9.45This beautiful book, with 10 delicious recipes and 8 local walks, represents time well spent cooking at home and enjoying the stunning landscape Jersey has to offer. It’s also highlights the importance of your food provenance and supporting local farmers by buying local.
All the recipes and walks were donated by islanders during 2020 lockdown. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this book goes to support Jersey Action Against Rape support services to Jersey’s survivors of sexual assault. Cost £9.45 including P&P.
Sold in aid of the Charity: JAAR
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The Fishing Cats of Fort d’Auvergne (and Other Tales)
£12.50Fast selling local book ‘The Fishing Cats of Fort d’Auvergne (and Other Tales)’ is an evocative collection of true stories told by a young boy growing up in a holiday hotel in the height of Jersey’s tourist years. It is illustrated with a wealth of high quality photos and temps passé images, many never before seen. All copies will be signed by the author.
‘An authoritative and highly readable work of social history which brings vividly to life a fascinating part of Jersey before it is lost forever. I spent a golden time lost in its pages.’ Kate Thompson, Sunday Times best selling author, journalist and social historian.
Maker: David Cabeldu
