Shay Nese’s 6-year-old daughter was fine after mistakenly eating a dog treat last summer. But Nese, who is a dogsitter, began worrying about what if it had been her youngest, who has a peanut allergy. That’s when she got the idea to launch Surfside Paws, a dog treat company that uses a limited number of
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