Bark Bowls™ is a pet food company is leading the way in to go food for pets. They offer travel-ready meals for dogs, designed to cater to the needs of active pet parents. Made in the USA, each meal includes high-quality kibble paired with a premium wet topper. Their unique packaging is fully compostable bowls and made from renewable materials, making them both convenient and eco-friendly. This design eliminates the need for carrying extra bowls and simplifies cleanup during adventures. Bark Bowls provides a variety of flavors, such as chicken pot pie dinner, turkey fare dinner, and homestyle beef dinner, ensuring that dogs enjoy nutritious and delicious meals on the go.

• Allow your pet to explore the bike while it’s stationary, helping them get comfortable with its presence and reduces fear or anxiety.  
• Use a bike trailer, backpack, or basket for small breeds or less active dogs and cats. Introduce them slowly by placing them in the basket or trailer while stationary, then gradually move to short rides.
• Walk your bike next to your dog while they’re on a leash or in the basket. This helps them get used to the movement of the bike and the sound of the wheels without the added speed.
• Goggles and a pet-sized helmet are a great idea especially for rides in busy areas or more rugged terrain.  Allow you pet to explore the items first before putting them on.
• Take your first ride in a quiet area with a smooth path and minimal distractions, like an empty parking lot or a secluded park. This allows your dog to focus on learning without overwhelming stimuli.
• Try short rides at first that are at a slow pace. Gradually increase the duration and speed as your dog becomes more comfortable and confident.
• Pay close attention to how your pet is handling the ride. If they seem stressed, tired, or overexcited, take a break or end the session for the day.
• Use treats and praise to reinforce good behavior. Positive reinforcement helps your pet associate the bike with a fun and rewarding experience.
• Always be aware of your surroundings. Avoid busy roads, and be cautious of other cyclists, pedestrians, and vehicles. Make sure your dog stays hydrated and doesn’t overheat, especially on warm days.
• Invest in a dog bike leash that attaches to your bike and keeps your dog at a safe distance. These leashes often have a shock absorber to reduce any jarring movements.
• Pets love repetition and look forward to activities, be consistent in your rides initially and give your pet something to look forward to.