For dog lovers, few things are more rewarding than watching their four-legged companion light up with joy over a delicious treat. Wanting only the best for her rescue dog, Jazzie, Miranda Wright began creating wholesome, homemade treats. What started as a way to spoil her beloved pup soon grew into a business, All That Jazz Dog Treats.
She makes fresh and healthy treats using all-natural ingredients with no preservatives. These delicious treats need to be kept refrigerated or frozen if they aren’t enjoyed immediately. There are a variety of flavors to choose from, like blueberry and pumpkin, cheese, strawberry and banana, apple and oat, peanut butter, beef and bacon. Just pure goodness in every bite. She also makes cakes and cookies, as well as custom orders to spoil your canine friend.
Customers frequently share how much joy their dogs get from All That Jazz Dog Treats. Beyond the happiness these treats bring to their pets, owners value the reassurance that comes with feeding something they can trust, made from simple, wholesome, preservative-free ingredients. Customers say it feels good to spoil their dogs with treats that are not only delicious but also nourishing and safe.
Placing an order is simple; customers can contact Miranda directly through Facebook to request their favorite treats, cookies or cakes at any time. She takes a personalized approach, working with each pet owner to ensure their dog receives the flavors they enjoy most. For added convenience, Miranda also offers a monthly subscription service, providing savings and a steady supply of wholesome treats.
What began as a passion has grown into more than just a business for Miranda—it’s a heartfelt mission to bring joy to both dogs and their owners. Her goal remains clear: to create happy, healthy pets with treats they enjoy.
So, if your pup deserves something special (and let’s be honest—they always do!), reach out to Miranda Wright for homemade dog treats made with love. Your dog will thank you—with lots of tail wags and maybe a few slobbery kisses.