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Food festival caters to dogs in Miami
By 
Reporter
Miami, Florida – On Saturday, dogs will be the guests of honor at a festival in Miami and the canines must come hungry.
The Doggizen Food Fest is from 2 to 5 p.m., at the Intercontinental Miami’s Bayside Terrace, at 100 Chopin Plaza.
A bar with themed cocktails will be there for the dog owners.
The list of vendors includes the Lulu & Bellalicious Barkery, Bowies Bites, Yum Pup, Moon Dog Barkery, and CHEF GUAU.
The food pass is $18 per dog and allows up to 10 servings. For information or to buy the food pass, visit the Eventbrite page.
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