If they sniff the bag, then walk away

Please stop buying supermarket treats your dog leaves in the bowl

A kraft tin of mixed chicken, oat, and peanut butter biscuits, baked in small batches. The kind you can read out loud.

Oven-baked in small batches. Ingredients you can pronounce.

A dog walking away from a supermarket bag of treats in a kitchen

You don't have a fussy dog. You have a bag they don't trust.

You come home with the bright bag. They hover, take one, and walk off. The rest sits until you throw it out.

That is the moment you start calling them fussy. It is also the moment you feel a bit cheap, standing in your own kitchen with a dog who just said no.

They eat with their nose first. If it smells like a factory, one polite bite is all you get.

Switching bags doesn't help if every bag is built the same way

Those supermarket biscuits are mostly filler, binder, and a smell sprayed on at the end. Grain-free and natural on the front still hide a list you wouldn't put in your own biscuit.

The vet aisle isn't automatically better. A lot of it is the same trick in a calmer box. Your dog is not reading the marketing. They are deciding in one sniff.

You don't need a lecture on joints. You need a biscuit that smells like food, in a tin that actually gets finished.

Oats, peanut butter, chicken, and baked biscuits on cream deli paper

We bake like a deli, not a factory

A short list, mixed and baked in small batches, so it smells like dinner instead of a warehouse.

Chicken the smell that makes them wait at the tin
Oats a biscuit that holds together without a chemistry set
Peanut butter the one they pick first, every time

Without dye, without a paragraph of names, without the meat flavour that isn't meat.

What changes, and when

A dog eating oven-baked biscuits from an open kraft tin — Day 1
The tin lands
They hover. You give one. They don't wander off to think about it.

Close-up of mixed oven-baked dog biscuits — Week 1
The tin lives on the counter
You stop hiding the supermarket bag in the pantry. Weekend treats become an actual treat again.

A dog looking toward a tin of baked treats — Month 1
They wait by the tin
Saturday morning, that's the ritual. A mixed tin, not a sack you'll throw out.

Weekend Treat Tin

A kraft tin they actually finish

1 tin$29.00 each$29.003 tinsMost popular$25.00 each$75.006 tins$23.00 each$138.00

Monthly Deli ClubOne tin every 30 days. Cancel anytime.$27.00

Add Dental Chew SticksA chew that lasts longer than the walk home $12.00

Use it for 30 days. If they don't finish it like they mean it, contact us and we refund it.

Ships to Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada, and the UK. Shipping is calculated at checkout.

Oven-baked
30-day refund
Ships to AU

What people will say, once the first tins come back

A review from someone whose dog used to leave the bowl.
Open for a review about “I've tried every bag”

A review from a small-dog or older-dog owner, once we have one.
Open for a review about “Will it work for a dog like mine”

A review about the first weekend with the tin.
Open for a review about “How long until I notice”

30 days. If the tin sits, you don't pay for sitting.

Give them the tin. If they don't finish it like they mean it, contact us through this store and we refund it.

You don't need to post crumbs back. Tell us it wasn't for them. That's the deal.

This is not a medical claim and it is not a clinic. It is a biscuit tin with a proper way out.

Choose a tin

Questions people actually ask

My dog leaves every biscuit. Why would this be different?: Most bags smell like a factory. These are oven-baked chicken, oat, and peanut butter, in a tin, not a sack. If they still walk away, the 30-day refund is there for that.
What's actually in them?: Chicken, oats, and peanut butter, baked. No dye and no mystery meat flavour. If you need a full allergen note for a specific dog, contact us before you order.
Do you ship to Australia?: Yes. We ship to Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada, and the UK. Shipping is calculated at checkout from your address. We don't guess a flat rate on this page.
I don't want a subscription.: You don't need one. One, three, or six tins are one-time. The Monthly Deli Club is optional, $27 every 30 days, cancel anytime.
What if they only like the peanut butter ones?: The mixed tin includes them. After you order, we offer a bag of Peanut Butter Bones on its own.
Is this ok for a small dog or an older dog?: They are biscuits, not medicine. Break them up. If your vet has a rule for your dog, follow the vet.
How long do they keep?: A tin is meant to be eaten, not stored in the shed. The three and six packs are for people who already know they go through them.

Put a tin on the counter this weekend

One tin to try, three if you already know they'll go, six if you want the cupboard done. 30-day refund if they don't finish it.

Baked in small batches. We don't keep a warehouse of tins sitting around.

See the Weekend Treat Tin