Pallab Kishore

Fiber fixes a lot.I learned that the hard way after watching my dog struggle with digestion for way too long. I kept blaming treats, stress, or “dogs being dogs,” until I finally looked at fiber and thought, wow, maybe this matters more than I gave it credit for. I didn’t plan to become the person […]

I’m just going to say it: store-bought dog food annoys me. I read labels, squint at ingredients, and still feel unsure about what actually lands in the bowl. That frustration pushed me into my kitchen one lazy afternoon. I wanted something clean, fresh, and obviously good for skin and coat health. I also wanted a

I’m just going to say it. Most homemade dog food recipes try way too hard and still miss the mark. I wanted something simple, gentle, and actually useful for digestion, not a Pinterest science project. This duck and green bean combo checks every box without turning your kitchen into a disaster zone. I started making

I’m just going to say it. Most “sensitive dog food” feels anything but thoughtful. I spent years reading labels, squinting at ingredients, and still watching dogs scratch like they lost a bet with allergies. That frustration pushed me into my kitchen one afternoon with duck, cranberries, and a lot of skepticism. I wanted something gentle,

I’m just going to say it. Most store-bought dog treats promise miracles and deliver crumbs. I started making these turmeric dog treats because I wanted something honest, simple, and actually helpful for my dog’s stiff mornings. I noticed the smell first. Warm turmeric mixed with peanut butter fills the kitchen fast, and dogs notice immediately.