Mya Moo’s Natural Treats

14/09/2025

The Quiet Heroes: Senior Dogs 🤍

There’s a special kind of magic in an older dog.
The bounce may soften, the grey may spread, but their hearts only grow bigger.

Life with a senior dog isn’t about rushing.
It’s about soft mornings, slower walks, and the quiet comfort of a companion who knows you inside out.

They remind us:
Presence matters more than pace.
Patience beats pressure.
Joy lives in simple things, a sunny spot, a gentle brush, a familiar voice.

Caring for a senior is its own love story: softer beds, warmer coats, shorter adventures, longer cuddles.
Enrichment can be simple but rich, like easy scent games or gentle food puzzles.

If you share life with a senior, you know this truth: every grey hair and slow, shared moment is a gift. 🤍

Let’s celebrate our quiet heroes.
Drop a photo of your senior star in the comments and tell us what little thing still makes their tail wag.

🖤🧡🥰🐾

13/09/2025

Just incase you need to hear this today 🥰🐾

12/09/2025

Good Enough Is Great! You are doing your best.

We all start out with big plans.
Daily long walks. Homemade enrichment puzzles. Perfect recall.
But life… well, life happens.

Some days the walk is shorter than you hoped.
Some nights training gets swapped for a cosy cuddle on the couch.
Some weeks that shiny enrichment toy just gathers dust.

And you know what? That’s perfectly okay. 🖤🧡

Your dog doesn’t keep score. They care far more about feeling safe, loved, and included than whether today’s walk was two miles or twenty minutes.

“Good enough” isn’t lazy, it’s real life. It’s about:
Meeting needs, not chasing perfection: food, water, rest, affection, movement, and mental stimulation that fit your world.

Noticing the little wins: a happy sigh, a wiggly tail, a moment of calm connection.

Letting go of guilt: because what counts most is the bond you share.

When we drop the pressure to be the “perfect dog parent,” we leave more room for joy for them and for us.

So if today’s walk was short, if training didn’t happen, or if dinner came from a packet instead of a puzzle feeder, breathe. Your dog still thinks you’re their whole world. 🐾

Your turn!
What’s one of your own “good enough” wins big or small that made your dog’s day anyway? Share in the comments so we can celebrate real life together.

I’ll go first: on a flare-up day, I simply cuddle on the couch and praise the girls for being settled. Their happy tail taps are proof it mattered. 🐾🥰

09/09/2025

Long post incoming 😅

The Perfect Dog

What is the perfect dog?
Is it one that answers to every command without hesitation?
One that walks flawlessly on a loose lead, never straying, never pulling?
One that seems effortless, calm, and well mannered in every situation?

The truth is… the perfect dog doesn’t exist.

Every dog will have quirks, challenges, and moments that test us. They’ll bark at the wrong time, ignore a recall, or get distracted by something far more interesting than us. And that’s okay because perfection was never the goal.

What matters is the relationship we build with them. Training isn’t about creating a flawless dog it’s about helping them understand, giving them the skills to succeed, and meeting their needs. It’s about enrichment, play, exercise, and providing outlets that are specific to who they are, not who we want them to be.

The perfect dog is the one who tries, the one who learns at their own pace, and the one who thrives when we commit to guiding them with patience and kindness.

One of the best ways to support our dogs is by giving them enrichment that taps into their natural instincts. And often, the simplest tools are the tastiest, *cough* natural treats!

Here are some easy ideas if you are struggling with enrichment.

Snuffle Mats or Scatter Feeding – Sprinkle small, treats like small training treats, carrots , or tiny bits of cooked chicken in a snuffle mat (or even in the grass). This encourages foraging and slows down eating.

Kongs or Stuffable Toys – Fill with mashed sweet potato, banana, or natural yoghurt, then add a few crunchy treats like dried apple or training treats, chopped/grated pate. Freeze for a longer-lasting challenge.

Chews for Mental Calm – Offer natural chews like rabbit ears, beef tendon, buffalo roll ect. Chewing is stress relieving and mentally satisfying.

DIY Puzzle Boxes – Hide treats inside a cardboard box, scrunch up some paper, and let your dog shred and sniff to uncover the rewards.

Training with Nature – Use tiny bits of natural treats during recall or lead training. The novelty and high value keep your dog engaged.

Enrichment doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive, it’s about using what’s natural, safe, and rewarding for your dog. A few simple changes can turn “just a treat” into a whole activity that nourishes their body and mind.

So maybe the perfect dog is simply your dog—imperfectly wonderful, and perfectly yours.

24/07/2025

The website is live again 🎉🥳 click the link to order now 🥰🐾
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23/07/2025

The website will be back up and running tomorrow evening 🥰🐾

20/07/2025

Look at that cheeky little face 😍😍😍

Teddy is very happy with her rabbit ears from Mya Moo’s Natural Treats - these are her favourite chewy treats ever 🐰❤️

20/07/2025

Look at the beautiful Sasha enjoying a nibble her roll before bed last night 😍😍🥰🐾

19/07/2025

Thank you so much to everyone that visited us over the weekend your continued support means the world to us 🥰 we loved meeting all of the beautiful pups. The website will be back up and running next week, but for now it’s bed time 😂

keep sending us your pup pictures, it keeps us going 🥰

Big shoutout to Kara at Ever Personal Designs for our bright colourful new T-shirts 🥰

All our love, Team Mya Moo! 🥰🐾

19/07/2025

Weather has turned !!! Fog has cleared and we are OPEN !! 🐾🐾🥰🥰

19/07/2025

That’s us open 😁😁

19/04/2025

Bully Snouts £2.00 –
Just to give you an idea of the size—our girls were happily chewing away on these for over 30 minutes! These large, tough snouts are perfect for chewers that love a challenge.

Big on flavor, big on chew time—your dog’s new favorite treat!