Small-batch. Real ingredients. Built for dogs who do things. Pay with USDC on Base — no middlemen, no mystery ingredients, just good treats for good dogs.
Pitbull · Treat Critic · Base native
We're pre-launch. Join the waitlist for treats — stickers available now.
Mission-ready treats for dogs with places to be. Organic pumpkin, oats, cinnamon — handcrafted in small batches. No fillers. No mystery ingredients. HIPPO APPROVED™
Small treats. Big stoke. Organic blueberries & banana, whole-food ingredients — for dreamers, explorers, and professional good dogs. HIPPO APPROVED™
Two designs — Chief Vibes Officer & Hip Hop Hippo. Die-cut, holographic finish.
Die-cut holographic stickers. Pay with USDC on Base, drop your shipping info, done.
Princess Hippo is onchain. The coin lives on Zora — it's how we build community, celebrate the brand, and show love to early supporters. No promises, just vibes.
The Hippo Confectionery started with a pitbull named Princess Hippo.
What began as homemade treats for one very opinionated taste tester turned into a bigger idea: create simple, high-quality treats made with ingredients you can actually recognize, and build the business the same way.
No shortcuts. No nonsense. No complicated ingredient lists. Just honest treats for good dogs.
Built by veteran and longtime builder jordy.base.eth, The Hippo Confectionery is an experiment in bringing together small-batch craftsmanship, transparent ingredients, and onchain commerce.
Every recipe is developed with Princess Hippo serving as Chief Vibes Officer, Product Quality Guarantor, and Head of Treat Research & Development.
We happen to accept USDC on Base because we believe the future of commerce should be as simple and transparent as the ingredients in our treats.
But this story isn't really about crypto.
It's about Hippo.
And building something worth wagging your tail about.
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