Beef Liver Freeze-Dried Treats for Dogs, 6.98Oz / 198G | Value Size

This is a great snack for dogs.

My dogs will only eat these freeze dried liver treats! I can only say that because it’s liver it smells a bit funky lol, but my dogs don’t care and love them. It’s also good to know they are good for them and loaded with protein. Highly recommend, but the big bag cuz my dogs gobble them up so fast the small bag goes quickly. More for the mobey anyway.

My dog’s favorite treats! I was hesitant to buy these based on one review claiming to have found strips of “paper” in them...but gave them a try and figured they must have had a bad batch or something because everyone else on Amazon raves about them. So as I was breaking them up into small pieces for her “Training treats” bag, I, too discovered the “strips “. However, I held them under running water and just as I suspected, they dissolved! They seem to be part of the liver - maybe in the freeze drying process, the gelee/fat(s) solidify; not sure but definitely not paper. The “strip” shape is due to the way they slice these treats. Love how thin they are so we can break them up into smaller treats. Our new dog (1 yr old who’s been passed around before we adopted her) has Dog Aggression issues and during training, she’s so anxious she wouldn’t take 2 other kinds of treats (one from Costco that she would eat at home & the other is the one the trainers provide). Trainer suggested “dried liver” treats. Got them in a day/in time for our next class, yay Amazon, and she DID eat them despite her anxiety and all of the distractions : pJust bought 2 more bags and will most likely need to do the monthly “subscription “ so we always have plenty. She needs a lot of work (and reinforcement).

My golden retriever absolutely loves these treats. I like them because they come in a good size bag and the treats are big so I'm able to break them up into smaller pieces for training. After the treats are gone, there's some, what I like to call "saw dust", left at the bottom of the bag and that makes an awesome meal topper as a special treat for my buddy. What I also like about this brand is that they are much firmer than other freeze dried treats that I've tried. I don't like it when half of a bag breaks down to nothing but "saw dust". To me it's a waste of money because I can only use about half of the treats. These are the best I've found. AND, more importantly, they are sourced and made 100% in the USA, not China! This is a great treat and a great quantity for the price.

I have a mini schnauzer puppy that is beyond picky when it comes to food. She’s supposed to start training and was told to make sure I bring treats. I bought 2 different kinds. The 1st bag she hated, but it won’t go to waste because the other dog likes it. However, this brand and flavor she actually liked. I’ve never seen her sit down so fast just to get a treat. It is in big pieces but that’s no big deal, I’ll just cut it into small pieces. She also has a sensitive stomach, but these treats haven’t messed her stomach up at all so that’s great. I hope she continues to like it because she’ll love something for a bit then won’t eat it again. I guess only time will tell.

My lab mix, Lucy, is 100% treat motivated. We try to keep a good variety around for her but it can get tricky as she is allergic to chicken. These treats were a HUGE success! They arrived mostly intact, with a very normal amount of “crumbs”. We like to use the biggest pieces as toy stuffers and the broken/smaller ones for direct treats. Works like a charm! We’ve only had them for a couple weeks but Lucy already knows the sound of the bag and perks right up whenever I ask if she wants a “crunchy”. These treats are the ONLY thing that beats out cheese for her, and that’s saying a lot. I highly recommend these liver snacks for anyone who has a picky dog or just wants to give their pooch a little extra love.

absolutely loves the freeze dried treats from Bark Box, but they don't always include those (despite my requests), so I decided to cancel the box and just buy her freeze dried treats here instead. We started with chicken, but she also loves the beef liver. The beef liver does seem to hold up better as well. Not as many crumbled pieces.

All dogs love them. I carry a zip lock bag and dole them out freely to dogs and owners I cross paths with.

Our dog has always been a picky eater and we are not to blame: We don’t feed her table scraps (she is not even interested in human food), nor do we feed her too many treats. We have changed her food three times, so it’s not the case that she has “trained us humans” to feed her a better food by going into a food strike. Nah, she is just not that into food! (Deep down I’m jealous of her...)Considering that we adopted her and I wasn’t aware of every little detail in her puppyhood, we decided to try a ‘home made’ food topper; to break her negative association we food. We didn’t waste money on moist, canned toppers they sell in store because the ingredient list contains too many things that can’t be spelled. The frozen ones were out of our budget, so we pretty much turned this treat into a food topper. It’s effective, affordable, and contains simple limited listed ingredients. Liver is a good source of copper, iron, niacin, phosphorus and zinc. It provides many B vitamins, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and essential amino acids your dog needs to stay extra healthy. Think if it as their morning ‘green smoothie’.Since we have added this to her food, she looks forward to her meals. Not in an annoying way crying for it, but she finishes her bowl. We are no longer worried that she hasn’t eaten for a day.Tips:I used to crack them in pieces and mix them with her food, but she would find the pieces and separately eat those at times, so I made it impossible for her to do that by literally grinding a bunch of these, and adding a spoon of “liver powder” on her food every other day! I keep the powder in a container next to her food, half of this package grinded, lasts about 10 meals (20 days as I food top every other day). My fingers don’t smell like liver after prepping her meals any longer, and because the scent is all over her kibbles, she goes crazy for her food!Hope this helps all the furbaby lovers out there! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The dogs love them. They better for what they charge for them. I was considering not paying $12 per little bag of liver bits, after getting my last order, my crumbly dried liver treats were UNDER A 24 CAN CASE OF DOG FOOD. I already have a big bag of useless powdered liver, I probably paid $30.00 for it by weight, and certainly don't need more. These treats have gotten consistently worse since I started buying them. They are 1/2 the quality and still way over priced. My dogs will be disappointed, but $12 for broken and powdered crap my dogs can't eat is just wrong! Keep your high priced waste products, I'm done with them. Having to drive to UPS to pick it up didn't help, as the driver is too lazy to ring the door bell.

Our 2 year old Goldendoodle loves these. She is not food motivated at all (makes it a challenge to train her) but she always likes these. We use them as treats/rewards but also grind some up in the food processor to put on top of her food (this 'magic dust' encourages her to eat her otherwise boring kibble). The bag is a nice big size and good value as compared to other brand's smaller portions. Definitely recommend.

My dog goes crazy for these. Simple ingredients (beef liver, period), simple preparation, superb quality. My only complaint is that the bites are not consistent in size. Some pieces are super thin, others are super thick, some are rectangular, others are big lumps... Dog still loves it though :P

Although my dog likes the taste i stopped giving these when i found pieces of treats with paper or plastic embedded in treat.Some pieces do not break not apart due to some material holding treat together. I noticed some pieces shiny. Very strange. I will not risk giving this to my beloved pet.