Deepawali Collection · Festive Mithai for Dogs
Mithaas unke naam bhi.
Every Diwali, the mithai box goes around the room, and someone with a wagging tail watches it pass. This year, there's a box with their name on it. Three festive favourites, Shahi Besan Laddoo, Peanut Til Laddoo and Coconut Barfi, made with dog-safe ingredients and sweetened with honey.
What's inside the box
You light the diyas. You share the mithai. And they wait by your feet for a plain biscuit.
Not this Deepawali. 🪔🐾
Jashn-e-Mithaas
In most Indian homes, Diwali isn't Diwali without the mithai box. Laddoos on the puja thali, barfi passed around at every visit, a little extra sweetness in every hello. And through all of it, our dogs sit right there, part of every photo and every celebration, but never part of the plate.
Jashn-e-Mithaas is our way of changing that. Familiar festive shapes, made with ingredients chosen for dogs, so when the box comes out this year, nobody in the family is left out.
"Mithai has always meant love in our homes. This year, the love comes in their size too." — Nani Yaara
Jashn
जश्न · celebration
Because a festival feels complete only when the whole family is celebrating.
Mithaas
मिठास · sweetness
The sweetness they bring to your life, returned in a box made just for them.
What goes into the box
Shapes you grew up with, recipes made for them. Each mithai is built around a handful of real, recognisable kitchen ingredients and sweetened with honey.
01
Gram flour · Desi ghee · Honey
The royal classic of every Diwali thali. Roasted besan, rich desi ghee and a touch of honey, rolled into a golden laddoo.
02
Peanut butter · Sesame seeds · Honey
Nutty, toasty and studded with til. A festive favourite for every peanut-butter-loving pup.
03
Ground coconut · Sweet potato · Honey
Soft, coconutty squares with sweet potato in place of the usual sugar syrup. Gentle and festive.
Serving the mithai
These are celebration treats, not a meal. A few simple habits keep the festivities happy for everyone.
Please note: contains peanut and sesame. If your dog has known food allergies or is on a special diet, check with your vet before sharing. Always keep fresh water nearby. This box is made for dogs, so please don't share your own sugar-and-chocolate mithai with them.
Paws of India
Pair the box with a heritage bandana or a Shahi bow, so your pup is dressed for the Diwali photos as well as fed for them.
Rasacares
10% of every Rasatails purchase supports stray feeding and wellbeing. So while your pup celebrates with their own mithai box, a dog without a home gets a meal too.
See how we give backGood questions
Is this mithai safe for my dog?
Yes. Every piece is made with dog-safe ingredients and sweetened with honey, with no chocolate. As with any new treat, start with a small piece, and if your dog has known allergies or a special diet, check with your vet first.
What's inside the box?
Three festive favourites: Shahi Besan Laddoo (gram flour, desi ghee, honey), Peanut Til Laddoo (peanut butter, sesame seeds, honey) and Coconut Barfi (ground coconut, sweet potato, honey), packed in our Jashn-e-Mithaas gift box.
How much can I give my dog?
Think of these as celebration treats, not a meal. Offer a piece or part of a piece at a time, break it smaller for little dogs and puppies, and keep their regular meals as they are.
Does it contain any allergens?
Yes, the Peanut Til Laddoo contains peanut and sesame. If your dog is sensitive to either, you can simply set that laddoo aside or check with your vet before sharing.
Is it good for gifting?
Absolutely. It arrives in a festive Jashn-e-Mithaas box that's ready to give, perfect for the dog parents in your family and friends circle this Deepawali.
How should I store it?
Keep the box closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and serve it within the festive season for the best taste and texture.