Dog Food

I smelled this simmering and forgot it was for dogs. The rich chicken aroma filled my kitchen and made my stomach growl before my brain caught up. That moment told me I had something good going on here. I started making chicken bone broth for my dog on a lazy afternoon with zero expectations. I […]

I’m just going to say it. Most store-bought dog treats smell weird, cost too much, and somehow still disappoint our dogs. I reached that conclusion after watching my dog sniff a “premium” biscuit, side-eye me, and walk away like I offended him personally. I stood in my kitchen that same day with a jar of

The kitchen smells like crisp apples and warm oats, and that scent always pulls my dog right under my feet. I love that moment because it tells me something simple and good sits minutes away from the oven. Fresh apple dog treats always feel cozy and familiar, like fall without the sweaters. I started making

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