Lord Jameson Founder Eats Dog Treats, Sells Them at 5,500 U.S. Retailers
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Aug 26
Lord Jameson Founder Eats Dog Treats, Sells Them at 5,500 U.S. Retailers
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 26
Summary
Sarah Goldberger said she eats Lord Jameson’s organic dog treats herself and packs them in her children’s lunchboxes to show confidence in the product on National Dog Day.
Founded in 2019 after her dog Jameson suffered medication-related toxicity, the brand uses plant-based, organic, gluten-free ingredients and avoids artificial colors, flavors, preservatives and toxins.
More than 1,000 pet parents surveyed by Goldberger reported dogs with allergies or sensitivities, helping shape treats aimed at digestive tolerance and some specialized diets such as colitis or diabetes.
An 18-month shelf life without preservatives and vertically integrated production in Boulder, Colorado, have helped the company avoid tariff issues and hold prices steady for three to four years.
Lord Jameson now sells through 5,500 independent U.S. pet retailers, some grocery stores and four international markets as Goldberger argues MAHA-style whole-food standards should extend to pet food.