Wagashi Desserts Inspired by Miura

In-store exclusive. Available only at In Good Company, Joo Chiat, from 24 September to 4 October, while stocks last. Not available for online purchase. Freeze-dried treats for dogs and cats, made by In Good Thyme for Woof Living's collaboration with In Good Company. They take their cue from the wagashi served at Miura, the café inside In Good Company's Joo Chiat flagship. Each piece pairs chicken or pork with Chinese yam, strawberry, melon, black sesame, peanut, dill and rose, then is freeze-dried in-house into a light, crisp bite. 3 pieces per pack. Available in two proteins. Chicken is familiar and lean, and most dogs and cats take to it easily. Pork is richer and less common in pet treats, a welcome change for pets who enjoy variety. Both can be enjoyed as-is for a crunchy bite, or rehydrated with a little water for a softer texture. Ingredients Chicken: Chicken, Chinese yam, strawberry, melon, black sesame, peanut, dill, rose. Pork: Pork, Chinese yam, strawberry, melon, black sesame, peanut, dill, rose. Contains peanut and sesame. No artificial colours, flavours, preservatives or fillers. Made and freeze-dried in-house by In Good Thyme in Singapore. Why These Ingredients Chicken and pork provide the animal protein. Chinese yam is a gentle, starchy root long used in Asian cooking. Strawberry and melon bring fruit and freshness, while black sesame and peanut add natural fats and a nutty depth. Dill and rose round it off with a light, aromatic finish. Wagashi are traditional Japanese confections, often built around yam, sesame and seasonal fruit. These treats borrow that idea: a considered mix of flavours, in a small portion. Feeding Guide For dogs and cats. Offer as a treat or crumble over meals as a topper. Serve as-is for crunch, or add a small amount of water and leave for a few minutes to soften — useful for senior pets, puppies and kittens, or pets with dental sensitivities. Break into smaller pieces for cats and small dogs. These are treats, not a complete meal. As a general guide, treats should make up no more than 10% of your pet's daily food intake. Introduce slowly and always provide fresh water. Storage. Store in a cool, dry place for up to six months. These treats are made in small batches without preservatives, so shelf life is shorter than mass-produced treats — that's intentional. About In Good Thyme In Good Thyme is a Singapore-based artisanal pet treat maker (AVS License: FE2100019) producing freeze-dried treats in-house from fresh, whole ingredients. Every batch is handmade in small runs — no factory lines, no outsourced production. The brand is known for its creative, food-inspired treat designs and its commitment to using only ingredients you can read, recognise and trust. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I buy Desserts Inspired by Miura? Only at In Good Company's flagship store at Joo Chiat, from 24 September to 4 October, while stocks last. Available in chicken and pork, 3 pieces per pack. It is not available for online purchase. What is Miura? Miura is the café inside In Good Company's flagship store at Joo Chiat. These treats were created by In Good Thyme as a pet-friendly take on Miura's wagashi, for Woof Living's collaboration with In Good Company. Are these treats for dogs or cats? Both. Desserts Inspired by Miura are made for dogs and cats, and both the chicken and pork versions are suitable for either. Break into smaller pieces for cats and small dogs. Should I choose chicken or pork? Both share the same ingredients apart from the protein. Chicken suits pets who prefer familiar flavours; pork is a good pick for pets who enjoy something different. If your pet is sensitive to one of these proteins, choose the other. My pet has a nut or sesame allergy. Is this suitable? No. Both versions contain peanut and black sesame. If your pet has known food allergies, check with your veterinarian before introducing any new treat. Can I rehydrate these treats? Yes — add a small amount of water and let them soften for a few minutes. This is particularly useful for senior pets, puppies, kittens, or pets with dental sensitivities.