We started as many of you, concerned pet parents. At the time, Lucy our English Cocker Spaniel, was 11 years old and becoming extremely picky about what she would eat. We tried most treats on the market looking for one that was not only safe and healthy but one that Lucy would eat.

After little or no success, we began reading about what was in pet food and treats. We were surprised to find the inferior ingredients that are typically used in pet food products. As a result of these findings, we began to home-cook Lucy’s meals and treats. She deserved the same quality food as us. The next step seemed natural; we wanted to be able to share with others the healthy and safe treats we were cooking for Lucy.

Ouringredients and philosophyhave not changed since we began in 1999. We remain committed to using whole food ingredients from trusted suppliers.Grandma Lucy’sprovides you with pet food and treats you can trust and feel comfortable feeding to your pets because we are just like you, concerned and loving parents. We thank everyone for their support over the years and promise to continue to bring you only the best!

Key Ingredients:

VENISON

Venison is one of the most nutritious meats. Naturally low in fat and calories, it is also an excellent source of protein, iron, and many B Vitamins.

POTATOES, CELERY & CARROTS

We use fresh vegetables in our recipe to deliver beta-carotene (Vitamin A), Potassium, Niacin and B Vitamins right from the source.

CRANBERRIES & BLUEBERRIES

As natural sources of antioxidants like Vitamin C and E, cranberries and blueberries support your pet’s immune system and help prevent urinary tract infections. Excellent sources of pectin, a soluble fiber associated with colon health.

APPLES

Full of naturally occurring vitamins, minerals and nutrients, apples promote a healthy heart.

FLAXSEED
A rich source of nutritious oils that help support healthy skin and a glossy coat.

BANANAS
Bananas are known as being one of the most popular fruits in the world for a reason. They contain essential nutrients that benefit the heart and digestion.

PUMPKIN

Pumpkin is low in saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol. It is also a good source of Vitamin E, magnesium, phosphorus, and potassium and is also a very good source of dietary fiber.