Big Daddy Biscuits

www.bigdaddybiscuits.com

Sustainability, going organic and supporting local farmers and the community are hot trends driving the “locavore” movement these days. And, for one local Atlanta entrepreneur, there should be no reason why this should not apply equally to our four-legged friends as well. “Pets are people too” says Lauren Janis, proprietor of Big Daddy Biscuits (www.bigdaddybiscuits.com) with a wink and her ever-present, mischievous smile. “What’s good for people is also good for our animals and buying local just makes sense, regardless of who is consuming the product.” Given recent food scares, the issues we face with industrial food and the need to support our local economy in these difficult times, it’s hard to disagree with her. And one whiff – and, I’ll admit, a nibble (or two) – of her all-natural farm-to-table doggie treats will convince anyone that she may be onto something. With flavors as alluring and complex as “Cheese Bites with Garlic”, “Crunchy Organic Peanut Butter” or “Turkey Bacon Bites”, your dog will not only be happy to support local food but may well become quite the gourmet in the process. Woof! Thanks to her creativity, insistence on quality and some clever branding that placed Big Daddy, her American boxer that she rescued from the shelter, front and center, her business has grown steadily. From an initial customer base of mostly friends and family, word spread quickly via referrals and the effective use of social media, including Facebook and Twitter.

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Sustainability, going organic and supporting local farmers and the community are hot trends driving the “locavore” movement these days. And, for one local Atlanta entrepreneur, there should be no reason why this should not apply equally to our four-legged friends as well. “Pets are people too” says Lauren Janis, proprietor of Big Daddy Biscuits (www.bigdaddybiscuits.com) with a wink and her ever-present, mischievous smile. “What’s good for people is also good for our animals and buying local just makes sense, regardless of who is consuming the product.” Given recent food scares, the issues we face with industrial food and the need to support our local economy in these difficult times, it’s hard to disagree with her. And one whiff – and, I’ll admit, a nibble (or two) – of her all-natural farm-to-table doggie treats will convince anyone that she may be onto something. With flavors as alluring and complex as “Cheese Bites with Garlic”, “Crunchy Organic Peanut Butter” or “Turkey Bacon Bites”, your dog will not only be happy to support local food but may well become quite the gourmet in the process. Woof! Thanks to her creativity, insistence on quality and some clever branding that placed Big Daddy, her American boxer that she rescued from the shelter, front and center, her business has grown steadily. From an initial customer base of mostly friends and family, word spread quickly via referrals and the effective use of social media, including Facebook and Twitter.

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Georgia

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City (Headquarters)

Atlanta

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Employees

1-10

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Founded

2009

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Estimated Revenue

$1 to $1,000,000

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