King Charles III's business ventures extend to pet-friendly products, including dog treats and waterproof pet coats.
King Charles III has ventured into a new business venture, introducing the Balmoral Pet collection, a line of handmade dog biscuits and luxury pet accessories. The products are crafted at Balmoral Castle, the Scottish estate of the new monarch, and are said to resemble little bones, made from 100% natural ingredients such as wholemeal flour, egg, and chicken stock. Each 75-gram bag retails for approximately £5 ($6.70) and can be ordered online, with worldwide shipping available.
The Balmoral Pet collection extends beyond dog treats, offering a range of dog accessories that echo the royal coat of arms. These include tweed collars, treat bags, leashes, and water bowls, providing a perfect complement to the dog biscuit range.
This business endeavour reflects King Charles's dedication to upholding his late mother Queen Elizabeth II's legacy, who was known for her deep love for dogs, particularly Pembroke Welsh Corgis. It is believed that the new dog treats would have pleased the Queen, given her devotion to her dogs and animal welfare.
Balmoral alone generates over £500,000 annually from ticket sales and other services. The estate, along with Sandringham, another property of Prince Charles, offers guided tours, themed dinners, cabin stays, and the sale of exclusive items. The businesses at both locations also showcase Prince Charles's interest in business, offering products such as organic whiskies and gins, natural gardening and cosmetic products.
Prince Charles's love for dogs is not new. He recently welcomed a Lagotto Romagnolo named Snuff, marking his first canine pet in two decades. Before Snuff, he had a Jack Russell named Tigga, who was with him for 18 years.
Queen Camilla, too, has demonstrated her commitment to animals. Last May, she rescued an eight-week-old mixed breed puppy named Moley from 'Battersea Dogs & Cats Home' in London. This act further reinforces the image of the Crown as a supporter of animal welfare.
In summary, King Charles III's new business under the Balmoral Pet collection offers high-quality, handmade, and royal-themed dog biscuits with matching pet accessories, blending royal heritage with organic and natural product values. This venture, along with the businesses at Balmoral and Sandringham, underscores the new monarch's business acumen and reinforces the image of the Crown.
The Balmoral Pet collection features not only gourmet dog treats, but also extends to a range of fashionable pet accessories, catering to the lifestyle of discerning pet owners. In addition to the home and garden, King Charles III's Balmoral and Sandringham estates now offer a selection of organic whiskies, gins, natural cosmetic products, and exclusive items, appealing to those interested in adopting a sustainable and royal-inspired lifestyle.
