If we do, why don't our dogs? • The exaggerated dessert trend has also reached the animals, and it's even healthy: "People don't believe it's really a dog"

• Birthday cake for dogs // Photo: Sharon Afri Celery

The exaggerated dessert trend "attacks" us (and our desire for squares in the stomach) on all sides. If so, there is no reason for that delicious trend embraced by Instagram to reach the animal sector as well. If we enjoy whipped cream, chocolate, candy and other sweet and equal foods? Why aren't our dogs too?

Sharon Afri - Celery, a confectioner by profession, is all day serving excessive desserts and birthday cakes for her clients, but it was precisely her private dog's birthday that gave her the idea of ​​expanding into the animal sector as well. "I love birthdays and this year I decided to indulge my best friend too, the one who came in to me and lit it up."

The dog Victor watches his birthday cake // without credit

Chocolate and other sweets, as we know, are banned and dangerous for animals and dogs in particular, so Sharon decided to combine healthy ingredients with dog snacks. "I made her the dream cake," she says, adding that "I even did a whole party on a dog concept and came friends, also dog owners. I got amazing feedbacks, people didn't believe it was a dog cake."

So what does the cake contain? Any good thing a dog can eat. It is food that is approved for dog eating and even considered healthy - without any spices and other ingredients. The base of the cake is a little dog food, topped with a layer of rice and vegetables, over meat, usually washed chicken, top dog snacks and over sweet potato and "peanut butter" ganache.

The price of the cake, which is valid for a week, is NIS 120, a price that does not deter quite a few dog lovers who have been exposed to cakes on social networks and decided to pamper their private animal as well.

You can order the cake on the Celery Instagram page - "Sweet" brand