Busch Beer Announces New Turkey-Flavored Dog Brew for Pets

Busch Beer is back at it with this season's release of their non-alcoholic Dog Brew - this time with a new turkey-flavored edition.

The Anheuser-Busch branded beer company wants to make sure man's best friend doesn't feel left out during the tailgating parties and even Thanksgiving celebrations.  (You can order some here!)

The beer company kicked off this tradition back in 2020 with the first ever release of Dog Brew, a concoction of bone-in pork butt broth, whole corn, celery, basil, mint, turmeric and ginger.  It almost sounds like a high-end healthy soup.

"Alcohol and hops are toxic for dogs. Keep the Busch to yourself," Busch said about it's original pork-flavored brew. "That’s why we made this special pork bone broth brew for your best bud."

This year's edition features vegetables, herbs, spices, water, and turkey broth and can almost be considered a meal replacement for dogs that are struggling with whole food. And how much should you give them?

"It depends on the weight of your dog but it is NOT harmful to consume the entire can... in one sitting. For smaller dogs: Busch Dog Brew will last for 5 days after opened in the fridge so that the snack can last longer. IT IS NOT A MEAL REPLACEMENT. Feed your dogs, they love food just as much as you."

Not only is it a healthy addition to your pup's meal rotation, the cans are simply beautiful. So, this fall season, grab yourself a little hair of the dog and invite Fido over for a cold one as well!

Halloween is right around the corner, and that means it's the best candy season in North Carolina!

October is my favorite month of the year! We dive deeper into the fall season, it's my birthday month, and of course - it's Halloween time!

172 million Americans celebrate Halloween. Everyone has their personal preferences, but just which candy is the most popular in North Carolina?

The good folks over at candystore.com found the top 3 Halloween candies from each state, and they have some good insights into what we're loving around here.

"According to the National Retail Federation, Halloween candy spending should hit a whopping $3.1 Billion this year! That's a new all time high. We are back baby!"

Candystore.com has compiled some other fascinating data about candy sales:

Overall, North Carolina has some similarities to the country. Reese's Cups reign supreme. But what about the rest? Let's take a look at the favorite Halloween candy for people in North Carolina.

82,019 pounds purchased

79,281 pounds purchased

78,291 pounds purchased