Our story - My home treats: Inspired by Dogs, Driven by Love
How It All Began: A Mission for Healthier Dog Treats
our story
My Home Treats is the story of combining a multitude of interests and skills to create a completely unique range of dog products.
The result of combining Viviane and Alex's interests and skills is a product that, at every level, is formulated and manufactured with the love of dogs and their well-being! All this for the benefit of My Home Treats' customers who can be proud to offer their dog a fun, healthy and unique treat!

Viviane
It all started when Viviane decided to take the spent barley grains from Alex’s home brewery to make cookies for her dogs Walter and Maya. In formulating the products, Viviane turned to her cutting-edge expertise in natural health ingredients acquired during her Ph.D studies in bio-resources engineering at McGill University.
Thus, to establish the recipes for her cookies, Viviane was able to choose different fruits, herbs and oils containing certain vitamins, minerals and nutrients that were not found in the everyday food of her dogs. At the same time, Viviane used low-temperature dehydration to ensure that the ingredients were preserved within the final product.
Seeing potential that her creations could benefit more dogs, Viviane then embarked on the tedious process of bringing her home treats to industrial production! Today, Viviane continues to be the driving force behind the company and works hard to bring My Home Treats to the highest level!

Alex
For his part, Alex is a chemical engineer who did his engineering degree at University of Sherbrooke. Once on the job market, he started home brewing as a hobby on weekends, without suspecting that this new hobby would lead to a career path change at some point. In his professional career, he was able to work in several industries until the day he decided to come help Viviane, who was overwhelmed by the production work.
With his knowledge of industrial processes, he was able to guide the company in choosing the equipment needed to meet established production criteria and define production methods and procedures. Today, Alex coordinates the factory operations.