It's no secret that Millennials love LaCroix seltzer, which is why it seems only natural that there would now be a pup-friendly version of the sparkling water called 'LickCroix.' While the dog-friendly toy is filled with stuffing instead of seltzer, the plushy can is just as Instagramable as the real thing.
LickCroix is a chew toy for pups made by the dog company Haute Diggity Dog. Not only does the toy look just like a real can of LaCroix, but it also comes in a cheeky Pamplemutt flavor.
Of course, sparkling water isn't for every pup, which is why Haute Diggity Dog also sells stuffed 'Starbarks Lattes', ;Woof Clicquot Champagne' chews, and 'Puptron Tequila' playthings.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Millennial-focused Pet Products
- Creating pet products targeted specifically at Millennials, such as LickCroix, presents a disruptive opportunity in the pet industry.
- Instagram-worthy Dog Toys
- Designing dog toys that are visually appealing and shareable on social media, like LickCroix, opens up new possibilities for pet toy manufacturers.
- Brands Collaborating with Pet Companies
- Collaborations between popular brands, like LaCroix and Haute Diggity Dog, to create pet-friendly versions of their products offer innovative partnership opportunities.
Sectors Adopting This
- Pet Products
- The pet industry can tap into the Millennial market by developing trendy and Instagram-worthy toys specifically designed for millennial dog owners.
- Social Media Marketing
- The rise in visually appealing dog toys presents an opportunity for pet companies to leverage social media platforms to market their products and connect with millennial consumers.
- Brand Partnerships
- Collaborating with well-known brands to create unique pet products allows the pet industry to reach new markets and expand their customer base.
