Pallab Kishore

I’m just going to say it. Most store-bought dog treats annoy me. They promise health, then sneak in mystery ingredients that sound like lab equipment. I wanted something better, and I wanted it simple. I also wanted a snack my dog would actually lose his mind over, not politely sniff and walk away. That’s how […]

Quiet bowls. Happy dogs.I know that sounds dramatic, but this recipe seriously changed mealtime vibes in my house. When a dog finishes eating without scratching, licking, or side-eyeing the bowl, that moment feels like a win. I built this bowl on calm, boring ingredients, and I mean that in the best way. Sensitive dogs thrive

Dinner for dogs matters. I learned that lesson after watching my dog stare at his bowl like I personally offended him. That look forced me to rethink what I scooped every day. I wanted something simple, something fresh, and something I could actually feel good about. I also wanted a recipe that didn’t hijack my

Dinner time.That simple phrase turns into chaos when a dog stares at you like you owe rent. I wanted something easy, homemade, and not boring, so I landed on these muffins and never looked back. I started making these on busy afternoons. I needed a recipe that felt forgiving and didn’t demand fancy tools or

I’m just going to say it. Most store-bought training treats feel like crunchy little lies wrapped in shiny bags. I wanted something softer, simpler, and way less sketchy for training sessions that actually worked. I also wanted treats that didn’t smell weird or leave greasy crumbs in my pocket. I made these on a random