Ingredients with a purpose
We believe your dog’s treats should not only taste great, but each ingredient should serve a purpose in your pet’s health. We all complain about filler ingredients in our pet foods. The same should apply to their treats as well. We don’t believe in using calorie-dense ingredients that provide little to no benefits. We offer quality treats for every kind of budget. Every ingredient has been hand-selected to serve a purpose in the health of your pet.
Everything is made to order.
All Treats are made by hand by us at a Commercial Kitchen in Laguna Niguel, CA.
None of Our Treats are Co-Packed or Private Label
Years ago, we tried sneaking a veggie blend into Patton and Athena’s food. Let’s just say—they were not impressed.
In fact, every time I (Samantha) went near their bowls after that, they gave me the side-eye and refused to eat. I had broken their trust by trying to slip in something they didn’t want.
That experience stuck with us, and it’s why we’re so passionate about crafting treats that are not only healthy but also irresistible to dogs—even when they contain ingredients they might normally turn their noses up at.
Protein is the most common allergen for dogs, which is why we place a larger emphasis on single species with limited exceptions.
Contrary to what many claim single ingredient does not really make for a better treat. Protein allergy is the most common allergen, which is why we place more of an emphasis on single species instead of single ingredients, with the exception of our training treats.
While almost all of the ingredients we use are human-grade, we also recognize the value of ingredients like Green Tripe and Lung, which are not human-grade. While Bleached or Scalded Tripe is human-grade, Green Tripe is not, and Animal Lung is never considered human-grade period in the United States and hasn't been since 1971. That, however, doesn't make them bad or inferior to human-grade cuts of meat.
Besides being calorically dense. Peanut Butter is exceptionally high in the inflammatory Omega 6's, and dogs don't need more omega 6's in their diet than is already present in their food.
