Stewart Single Ingredient Freeze Dried Raw Dog Treats, Beef Liver, 4 Ounce Resealable Tub, Training Treats or Meal Topper Dogs, High Protein, Grain-Free, Gluten-Free

My pups love it as a food topper!
recently tried the Stewart Freeze Dried Dog Treats in Beef Liver for my pup, and they have quickly become his favorite! The quality is outstanding, with a simple ingredient list that makes me feel good about what I’m giving him.These treats are packed with flavor and have a nice crunchy texture that my dog loves. I appreciate that they’re freeze-dried, preserving all the nutrients and taste. They’re perfect for training or just as a special reward, and they’re easy to break into smaller pieces if needed.I also love that they’re made in the USA, which gives me peace of mind about their safety. If you’re looking for a healthy, tasty treat that your dog will go wild for, I highly recommend the Stewart Freeze Dried Dog Treats in Beef Liver! They’ve been a hit in our house!

Healthy & Tasty
My girls are very picky about their food and treats, and they both LOVE these beef liver bites. I give it to them as both treats and a topping with their food. Good product!

Great treats. Reasonable price. Fast shipping.
These dog treats are awesome. The very best. My pup loves them. Great container and packaging. Which totally contains the small odor of them. We couldn’t be more pleased. In fact we are now placing them on our Subscribe and Save monthly order.

Convenient addition to a raw food diet
A few years ago, I started feeding my ferrets homemade raw food instead of kibble. (For those who don’t know, ferrets are obligate carnivores, like cats.) Organ meat is an important ingredient in any raw carnivore diet. I was buying raw liver from a local Vietnamese market, which I then had to freeze, thaw, cut up, cook because I don’t trust pork… the smell was awful…Then I found these.Yes, the tub is expensive. But you have to factor in the “freeze dried” of it all. And honestly, it’s a really big tub for the price. From what I can tell, freeze dried organ meat has the same nutrient value as raw organ meat at a fraction of the weight. Then, factor in effort. Where before I had to freeze and thaw and cut and cook and store, now I just drop a few pre-cut pieces into a blender with some chicken meat and done.The pieces are all different sizes, which may be a little annoying, especially if using as treats. But is is REAL liver and nothing else. And I have seen a noticeable change in my ferrets’ health since I started using freeze dried organs. They are softer, more active, and more playful. Nothing has changed except me replacing cooked organ meat with freeze dried organ meat and being able to put more into each batch of food as a result.The takeaway: freeze dried organs are indeed as nutrient dense as whole raw organs – more nutrient dense than cooked organ meat. They are also far easier to handle than whole raw organs. My own journey from kibble to raw diet has proven to me the positive effects of feeding any creature what it is in that creature’s nature to eat, and this freeze dried liver is a convenient way to add some healthy meat to a pet’s diet.

As I said I used these when in the U.S. my 1st Beardie loved them had them for training my 1st as a show dog then retired & became the 1st dog to go into school to help children with their reading & now i have introduced my 2cnd to becoming a therapy dog.

I recently acquired a new dog which needed training. Extensive research showed the best way was to use my dog’s daily ration of kibble and use that instead of treats to avoid weight gain and keep treats as high value rewards.I saw on Simpawtico dog training (on YouTube) to use some of this product ground up and sprinkled over the training kibble to make it more interesting. It totally worked.My not so food motivated dog, became more motivated. I now use a mini grater to grate some of the beef liver chunks over the training kibble. This is equivalent to a teaspoon of beef liver and the product is very shelf stable. I have so far used it lots and have hardly made a dent into the amount of product.So used correctly, very cost efficient, very stable and a product dogs go mad for. I would highly recommend if you are using via this method.