I’m just going to say it. Most store-bought dog treats make me side-eye the ingredient list like I’m reading a bad mystery novel. You know the kind where nothing sounds familiar and everything feels a little suspicious. I started making these carrot dog treats on a random afternoon when my dog stared at me like […]

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