Treat Diva

06/24/2026

BIG NEWS, TREAT DIVA FANS!

OK guys, today is the day to announce our newest Treat Diva location!

You can now find our fabulous 4th of July treats at Bark BBQ in Arlington Heights!

Stop in and pick up some red, white, and blue deliciousness for your favorite pup before the holiday festivities begin. These festive treats are perfect for celebrating Independence Day with your four-legged family members!

Don't wait too long—Treat Diva treats have a way of disappearing fast!

Local businesses supporting local businesses — and we couldn't be more excited!

Thank you to Bark BBQ for welcoming Treat Diva. Be sure to stop in, grab some amazing BBQ treats and patriotic treats for your pup!

06/23/2026

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

06/21/2026

Custom Dog Birthday Cakes by Treat Diva

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06/18/2026

☀️ Treat Diva Sunshine is Coming! ☀️
Treat Divas adorable Sunshine Cookies are headed to Grayslake Feed Sales Inc. and Shipping Point
Brighten your pup's day with these sunshine-filled treats made with the same human-grade ingredients your furry friends love. They're almost too cute to eat... almost! 🌞🐾
Stop by, grab a bag, and let a little Treat Diva sunshine make those tails wag!
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06/18/2026

In a new peer-reviewed review published in Veterinary Research Communications, researchers highlighted studies showing that both turmeric🫚 (Curcuma longa) and rosemary🌿 (Rosmarinus officinalis) slowed the growth of canine mammary cancer cells🦠 on their own. But when combined, the effects were even stronger.

Researchers found rosemary appeared to help more curcumin, turmeric’s most studied active compound, accumulate inside cancer cells. The combination also triggered greater cancer cell death and activated additional pathways involved in cellular self-destruction.

The research highlights something fascinating: sometimes natural compounds work better together than they do alone.

Published in Veterinary Research Communications, a respected peer-reviewed veterinary journal, this review examined the latest evidence on plant compounds being studied for mammary cancer in dogs🐕 and cats🐈.