I make dog treats and dog art because dogs deserve better than most of what the world hands them.
This is a small, solo operation inspired by rescued pit bulls, farmers markets, and a long-standing preference for dogs over people. The treats are simple, made in small batches with straightforward ingredients. The art comes from the same place—affection, humor, and a soft spot for the underdog.
I sell in person, work quietly, and don't chase trends. If it's here, it's because I'd give it to my own dog—and I have, because Chiquita is taste-tester number one.
Thanks for stopping by—your dog already has good taste.
Not every kind of support is visible.
Jason is always here—steady, reliable, and completely uninterested in the spotlight. He doesn't bake the treats. He doesn't design the art. He doesn't run the booth or tell the stories. And that's exactly the point.
What he does is make space.
He supports the long days, the early mornings, the late nights, the doubts, and the decisions. He listens carefully, asks the right questions, and isn't afraid to point out both the hits and the misses—clearly, honestly, and without judgment. Never overly negative. Never falsely reassuring. Just grounded, thoughtful perspective when it matters most.
He shows up without needing credit, offers feedback without trying to steer, and stands beside this work without needing to stand in front of it. His belief is quiet, consistent, and unwavering.
Epona's Treats and Treasures exists because creativity needs room to breathe, and Jason makes sure that room exists. His presence is felt not in what he does, but in what he allows to happen.
This business carries many stories. Jason is part of all of them—even if you rarely see his name.
You'll find small-batch dog treats made with care, and handmade dog toys and gifts. You never know what's coming, but it's gonna be good.
You'll find us in person at local markets and festivals. Come say hello and let your pup pick something out.