I’m just going to say it. Store-bought dog food stresses me out more than it should. I stand in the aisle, read labels, sigh dramatically, and still feel unsure. One lazy afternoon, I grabbed eggs and rice from my kitchen and stopped overthinking everything. The smell felt comforting, the process felt simple, and my dog […]

This recipe saved me.I needed something cheap, filling, and gentle after my dog gave me that sad bowl-staring look again. I refused to open another overpriced bag of mystery kibble that smelled like regret. I grabbed lentils, rice, and a few basics from my kitchen and hoped for the best. The smell surprised me, the

I’m just going to say it: most store-bought dog food smells like regret and mystery meat. I started cooking for my dog after one too many label reads made my head hurt. You know that moment when you realize you can do better with ten normal ingredients and a pan? I didn’t start because I

I’m just going to say it, most store-bought dog treats annoy me more than they should. They promise “healthy” on the bag, then sneak sugar in like your dog can’t read labels. I started baking my own treats after one too many side-eyes at ingredient lists. I didn’t plan to become that guy who bakes

I’m just going to say it straight. Most store-bought dog food with “liver flavor” tastes like a lie wrapped in a fancy bag. I learned that the hard way after watching my dog sniff, side-eye, and walk away like I offended his ancestors. So I started cooking this chicken liver recipe at home, mostly out