Pallab Kishore

Five ingredients. Zero drama.I grabbed overripe bananas one lazy afternoon and refused to overthink anything. I wanted a dog treat that felt homemade, smelled amazing, and did not turn my kitchen into a war zone. I mixed oats and coconut oil, crossed my fingers, and hoped my dog approved. He did more than approve, and […]

I’m just going to say it right now. Homemade dog treats beat store-bought ones every single time, and I will die on that hill. I say this as someone who once trusted a “premium” dog biscuit and watched my dog sniff it like I offended his ancestors. Life already feels busy enough, so I get

I’m just going to say it: store-bought dog treats disappoint me most of the time. They cost too much, smell weird, and come with ingredient lists that read like science homework. I wanted something simpler, cleaner, and way more honest. I started making these healthy Greek yogurt dog treats on a random afternoon when my

The smell hits first, then the crunch, then the chaos. I swear dogs can hear bacon thoughts before you even open the oven door. This recipe started as a lazy afternoon experiment and turned into a full-on kitchen fan club. I love how simple this feels from the start. You don’t need fancy gear, rare

I’m just going to say it. Store-bought dog food stresses me out more than it should. I stand in the aisle, read labels, sigh dramatically, and still feel unsure. One lazy afternoon, I grabbed eggs and rice from my kitchen and stopped overthinking everything. The smell felt comforting, the process felt simple, and my dog