Pallab Kishore

The smell always hits first. Warm chicken, soft veggies, and that cozy kitchen vibe make this feel like comfort food even though dogs get the final say. I make these treats on lazy afternoons when my dog plants himself near the oven like a tiny food critic. He waits, judges, and somehow approves every batch […]

The smell hits first, warm and meaty, like Sunday dinner but for your dog. I swear my own stomach growled the first time I cooked this, which felt awkward but honest. Grain-free dog food does that when you use real ingredients. I started making this on a random afternoon when kibble felt boring and a

This recipe changed my routine. I stopped guessing what actually helped my dog’s digestion and started cooking something that made sense and smelled good enough that I felt jealous. I didn’t expect a dog meal to feel this satisfying, but here we are. I threw this together on a busy afternoon when kibble felt lazy

I’m just going to say it straight. Duck beats chicken when allergies enter the chat, and I’ll die on that hill. I learned this the hard way after watching too many dogs itch, scratch, and glare at their bowls like they felt personally betrayed. This recipe exists because I got tired of guessing games and

I’m just going to say it, store-bought dog food often smells like regret and cardboard dreams. I started cooking for my dog after one too many side-eyes from him at dinnertime. I wanted something simple, comforting, and actually edible if I messed up and tasted it myself. This chicken and rice combo fixed that problem