September 08, 2026
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Patch Pals will be the first Girl Scout Cookies for dogs. The soft-baked, blueberry muffin-flavored treats will cost $9 per box.
Pets can finally partake in the next Girl Scout Cookie season — without an expensive trip to the vet.
Next year, the troopers will unveil Patch Pals, a new variety just for dogs. The soft-baked cookies tastes like blueberry muffins and look like the patches that decorate every Girl Scout's vest. Developed with Bark (the people who make BarkBox), the treats will be available online for $9 a box.
Patch Pals is debuting with another newcomer. Sparkables are billed as the organization's first allergy-friendly cookies. Featuring crunchy oatmeal with sprinkles and chocolate chips, they come from a facility designed to avoid the Food and Drug Administration's nine major food allergens. Those are milk, eggs, sesame, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, crustacean shellfish and fish.
Partake, a company that sells allergy-friendly snacks, helped with the research and development. Sparkables are priced at $7 a box, also exclusively online.
The Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania will begin selling these cookies and their regular lineup on Jan. 21, 2027. Proceeds support programming for the roughly 25,000 troopers in the regional division, which will offer the cookies through late March.
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