Family-run since 2016

Because they're family.

We're a small Trinidadian family business that started in a home kitchen in Sangre Grande, and we still make every batch like it's going to our own dogs. Most of the time, it is.

Kareem Carissa Lulu Luna

How we got here

2016

One recipe, one kitchen

One of our pups kept getting sick from the treats on the market. We couldn't find anything we trusted, so we formulated our own.

Chicken Bites with the raw ingredients they are made from
2017

Weekend deliveries

An economic downturn pushed us to share the recipe wider. We baked out of our home kitchen and hand-delivered small orders every weekend.

A bowl of Little Feet treats
2018

First retail shelf

Word spread through the pups themselves. We moved into a processing facility in Sangre Grande and landed our first commercial retailer.

Salmon Bites pack with treats
Now

Dogs and cats, nationwide

You'll find us in supermarkets, convenience stores, pet shops and agro-shops across Trinidad. And with Whisker Lickas, cats finally got a bag of their own.

Lamb Bites with lamb, apple and broccoli

The taste testers

Every recipe gets past this panel before it goes near a shelf.

Lulu
LuluThe reason Chicken Bites exist. Refused every dried treat on the market until we made her one.
Luna And Lulu
LunaFish lover and chief inspector of Salmon Bites. Picky in the way only a small dog can be.

Eight paws and a universe of love

Before Little Feet there were Tito and Lulu. In 2014 a sister brought home Tito, the runt of a litter nobody wanted, and a day later we decided he needed a friend: his half-sister Lulu, loud, cuddly and made of energy.

A week after their first shots, both pups came down with parvovirus. We slept on the floor, fed them by the hour, and still lost Tito in our arms. Lulu went onto an IV at the vet, and on a morning when it didn't look good, the staff walked in to find her barking to be let out of the crate.

She came home a fighter. The person who gave us the pups was so moved that she gifted us Tito's sister, who became our Luna. Eight paws, and a universe of love. Every recipe we make is still for them.

Tito And Lulu Story
Tito
Tito, 2014

What never goes in a bag

Rendered by-products

Real meat only. Nothing swept off the floor.

Artificial preservatives

Never BHA, BHT or ethoxyquin. Freshly prepared, then sealed.

Artificial colours or flavours

No synthetic dyes. If it tastes like chicken, it's because it's chicken.

Unnecessary fillers

Nothing low-quality that bulks a bag without adding value.

Find Little Feet near you.

Supermarkets, pet shops and vets across Trinidad, or straight from our kitchen in Sangre Grande.