Dog Charcuterie Boards are a thing in 2020 and we are here for it

In 2020, Charcuterie Boards for dogs are a thing

There is something fun and very adult about enjoying a charcuterie board, from the perfect bites of meats and cheeses, to the addition of seasonal fruits and even chocolates, these boards are packed with delicious bites. And in 2020, even dogs are getting in on the magic of these perfect pairings, although theirs are a little less decadent (as in they don’t get all the chocolates and cheese of course).

But what exactly do these dog-friendly Charcuterie Boards offer? According to PopSugar, with the help of Instagram, we are seeing boards jam-packed with hard boiled eggs, fresh meats, dog treats, and even fish. Much like the Charcuterie we would enjoy, every board is different, which means that whether you are creating pairings for your pup or a pup party, you can just have fun with this.

Dog Charcuterie Boards are all about finding the treats your pup enjoys

While many of the Charcuterie board examples found on social media were quite lovely and dynamic, it is all about creating something that your pup will love. And of course, this isn’t about being fancy, it is all about having fun and maybe showing off the fact that you are an epic dog parent of course.

If you aren’t sure what to include in a board for your pup, there are plenty of posts on social media, such as the one shared by the Bindisbucketlist Instagram account that offer up tips, tricks, and suggestions for what to add to the mix.

Whether you include dental chews and your pup’s favorite dog treat or go all out and go with just fresh ingredients like chicken, salmon, or fresh fruit, there are so many ways to create a Charcuterie Board for your fur baby to enjoy. Of course, you should remember that moderation is important when it comes to treating your pup to a treat like this. So don’t go overboard, as they really shouldn’t be overeating, even with something fun like this.

We like the idea of a board with fresh pieces of chicken, pieces of apple, specialty dog treats, and even pieces of salmon. It doesn’t have to be fancy, and if we happen to grab our own Charcuterie board while we are at it, who is going to judge?

Have you seen the dog charcuterie boards on social media? Did you know this was even a thing? Is this something you would do for your pup? Tell us what you think in the comments.