Page spec (off-page / head)
Meta titleDog Friendly Ice Cream for Businesses | Yarde Farm
H1Dog Friendly Ice Cream for Dogs & the Businesses That Love Them
SchemaWebSiteWebPageProductFAQPageOrganization
TargetDog friendly ice cream terms (consumer + "stock / wholesale" trade intent)
This is an optimisation of the existing Barke Farm page, not a new build. Coloured tags below show what to keep, update or add. Schema delivered as individual standalone blocks per type, not a combined @graph.
01 · Header + nav · keep
40+ flavoursMade in DevonBarke Farm dog ice cream
Home › Barke Farm
02 · Hero · update H1 + add intro
Barke Farm · dog ice cream
Dog Friendly Ice Cream for Dogs & the Businesses That Love Them
Barke Farm is the UK's favourite dog friendly ice cream, specially made for adult dogs using natural ingredients, carrot, apple and banana, with no artificial additives or dairy. Crafted in Devon by the team at Yarde Farm, Barke Farm is available wholesale to cafés, pubs, dog-friendly venues, pet shops and leisure businesses looking to offer their four-legged customers something truly special. Served in a wider, shallower 130ml tub designed for easy snooting, it's the iced treat that keeps tails wagging and customers coming back.
Become a stockist
Find a stockist
Product hero
(130ml tub + happy dog)
H1 and intro reaffirm keyword targeting up top. Intro copy used verbatim from the brief.
03 · Why Barke Farm is safe for dogs · new
Made with dogs in mind
Why Barke Farm is safe for dogs
Reassures owners and builds topical authority around dog-safe ingredients.
✓No dairy. Regular ice cream can cause digestive issues in dogs.
✓No artificial sweeteners. Xylitol is toxic to dogs, so it is never used.
✓Dog-safe natural ingredients. Made with carrot, apple and banana.
✓Formulated for adult dogs. Made specifically with adult dogs in mind.
✓Produced in Devon. Made in our own facility near Plymouth.
04 · Product detail + spec · new
The treat
A tub made for snooting
Short supporting copy on the product and its wide, shallow 130ml tub. Feeds the Product schema.
Product specification
TypeDog ice cream (dairy free)
Format130ml tub (wide & shallow)
IngredientsCarrot, apple, banana
Free fromDairy, artificial sweeteners & additives
Suitable forAdult dogs
Available forWholesale / Trade supply
05 · Stock Barke Farm (B2B) · new
For trade
Stock Barke Farm in your venue
The commercial heart of the page: how to stock, what support comes with it, and order detail.
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Become a stockist
How to open a trade account and order, direct or through your wholesaler.
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Point-of-sale support
Branded point of sale to help the product sell in your venue.
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Order quantities
Case sizes and minimum order detail so buyers know what to expect.
Become a stockistTalk to the trade team
06 · Dog-friendly venues / where to buy · new
Where to find it
Dog-friendly venues stocking Barke Farm
Populate with real stockists only (pubs, cafés, pet shops). Do not invent venues. Supports local "where to buy" intent.
Stockist map
07 · FAQ · expand (feeds FAQ schema)
Good to know
Dog friendly ice cream FAQs
Nine questions targeting the keyword set, mapped to FAQPage schema.
–Can dogs eat ice cream?
Standard ice cream is not ideal for dogs, as the dairy and sugar can be hard to digest. Barke Farm is made specifically for adult dogs, with no dairy, no artificial sweeteners and only natural ingredients like carrot, apple and banana, so it is a much safer way to treat them.
+What makes Barke Farm safe for dogs?
+Is Barke Farm dairy free?
+Can puppies eat Barke Farm?
+Where can I buy dog friendly ice cream in the UK?
+How do I stock Barke Farm at my café or pub?
+Does dog ice cream melt like regular ice cream?
+What flavours does Barke Farm come in?
+Is Barke Farm suitable for dogs with allergies?
First answer drafted as an example. Puppy and allergy answers should be checked against product guidance before publishing.
08 · Closing CTA · new
Keep tails wagging
Ready to offer your four-legged customers something special? Become a Barke Farm stockist today.
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