DogYums

Baking for your dog should not mean guessing which ingredients are safe.

DogYums is 283 homemade dog treat recipes built around a safety layer most recipe
apps leave out. An ingredient guide covers what is commonly used, what to use in
moderation, and what is never safe for a dog — chocolate, xylitol, grapes and
raisins, onions, macadamia nuts and the rest — in plain language, free to every
user and never behind a purchase. Every peanut butter recipe repeats the xylitol
warning where you will actually see it, rather than trusting you to remember.

Keep a personal avoid list, and any recipe containing something on it says so
before you start. It is your preference, recorded on your device — not a diagnosis,
and never sent anywhere.

90 recipes are free, forever. No subscription, no ads, no account, and no
internet connection required — everything works offline.

Five optional packs, each a one-time purchase, add depth where you want it:

Training at Scale — the method behind training treats, not just more of them.
Frozen & Enrichment — treats that take twenty minutes instead of twenty seconds.
Limited Ingredient — short lists, with a substitution note for every one.
Chews & Jerky — the long, low technique, with drying times that are actually safe.
Celebrations — birthdays, gotcha days and holidays.

Recipes carry batch scaling, a built-in timer that survives leaving the app,
Fahrenheit or Celsius, and storage guidance written conservatively — homemade treats
have no preservatives, so when in doubt it says refrigerate or freeze.

DogYums is a recipe reference, not veterinary advice. Homemade treats are
supplemental food, not a complete diet. If your dog has health issues, dietary
restrictions or known sensitivities, talk to your veterinarian before introducing
new treats.