Scraps Dog Bakery in Grass Valley is worth a stop if you’re looking for dog treats and supplies that actually mean something. Unlike the standard pet store fare, they focus on real ingredients and won’t stock anything with corn, wheat, soy, or by-products. That matters if your dog has sensitivities or you just want to know what’s going into those biscuits.

The fresh-baked cookies are the real draw here. They’re made in-house with wholesome ingredients, so they taste more like actual food than the shelf-stable stuff you find elsewhere. I grabbed a few and my dog was genuinely interested in them rather than just scarfing them down without noticing. They’re good for training rewards or just because after a hike around Nevada County.

Beyond the baked goods, they carry quality dog and cat foods that account for different life stages and dietary needs. If you’ve got a puppy, an older dog, or one dealing with allergies, their staff can actually talk through what might work. The food selection skews toward brands that prioritize nutritional content over marketing.

The shop also stocks collars, harnesses, leashes, beds, and toys. Nothing revolutionary in terms of selection, but the items are functional and well-made rather than purely decorative. A good opportunity to grab something you forgot or replace gear that’s wearing out.

Grass Valley itself has some decent walking routes if you want to stretch legs after shopping. The surrounding area has parks and quieter trails that work well for dogs, so you can combine a supply run with some actual time outdoors rather than just ducking in and out.

If you’re driving through Nevada County and need to resupply your dog’s food or grab some treats that aren’t full of fillers, this is a solid choice. The owners clearly care about what they’re selling, which shows in how they’ve curated their inventory.