Customer Reviews

Pro-Treat Beef Liver, Freeze Dried Dog Treats

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Yes, your dog will love these, but these treats are not suitable for training. Even the manufacturer recommends no more than 3-4 per day for a large dog. They can be used as an extra special reward only.

Note that the leading review, with its line, "Freeze dried liver has a hypnotic effect on dogs" appears all over the web on different web sites on different dates, suggesting that it is a paid-for or biased review source.

Freeze dried liver has a hypnotic effect on dogs. They LOVE it and will do just about anything for it, so it is a great treat to use for training. (Powdered freeze dried liver is even added to many dog medicines nowadays-- heartworm and arthritis tablets, etc.-- because it causes the dog to scarf the medicine down like a treat.)

Freeze dried liver has a dry, hard, yet powdery/easy to chew consistency. It comes chopped/cubed. It is extremely lightweight due to the fact there is so little moisture in the product (thus the low weights on product labels).

Even though your dog will love liver treats, you shouldn't overfeed it. The manufacturer recommends 1-2 cubes daily for small dogs, 2-3 cubes for medium dogs, and 3-4 cubes for large dogs.

The largest package sizes of liver treats tend to be far more economical. I recommend buying the larger tubs, as you will save lots of money, you'll have a handy treat supply around for a longer time, and your dog will never tire of this product.

There is really zero waste with this product. When you near the end of the tub you'll find some powdery bits of dried liver at the bottom. Your dogs will go CRAZY if you sprinkle this dust over their dog food-- it's a wonderful reward that is easy to use.

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Here's the nutritional analysis:

-100% freeze dried liver

-NO additives or preservatives.

-Crude protein..... not less than 50%

-Crude fat..... not less than 5%

-Crude fiber..... not more than 3%

-Moisture..... not more than 6%

My dog has never stopped loving these treats for over a year.

Service was great and shipping was prompt.

Altho you can't give too many of these to your dog on any given day (not suggested by the manufacturer), I have never found a treat that my German Shorthair Pointer really loved, until we discovered these. Buzzy just loves them more than anything....even more than the meatballs I through in his food to entice him to chow down (he's very finicky)!!! Get em for your best friend!!!

My dog goes bonkers for these treats! They seem to be crazy delicious. Some of the pieces are so small, Lulu doesn't have to chew them; she seems to swallow them whole. I wonder how she even tastes them! But she must, because she whines and acts like a obnoxious brat every time I go near the bucket.

I like that the treats don't have any additives. They really stink, though, and the smell stays on your fingers. The smell and the price are the only downsides. Also, I wish the container said how many calories the treats have so I could compare them to other natural treats like Fruitables. The vet said Lulu is getting fat (to which I replied "Yo momma is fat!") and that we should start watching her calories.

If you're curious about the consistency of the size of the pieces, please see the photos I posted. There's some variation in size, and when I tip the bucket, I see more crumbly pieces at the bottom, but I don't foresee Lulu turning her nose up at them!

My young Havapoo was very unhappy when I put him in his cage at night.

After I bought this product for him as a treat before going to bed, he is readily willing to enter his cage, munch a few little pieces of the dried liver and go to sleep quite happy. I can recommend this product to all pet lovers.

Freeze dried liver has a hypnotic effect on dogs. They LOVE it and will do just about anything for it, so it is a great treat to use for training. (Powdered freeze dried liver is even added to many dog medicines nowadays-- heartworm and arthritis tablets, etc.-- because it causes the dog to scarf the medicine down like a treat.)

Freeze dried liver has a dry, hard, yet powdery/easy to chew consistency. It comes chopped/cubed. It is extremely lightweight due to the fact there is so little moisture in the product (thus the low weights on product labels).

Even though your dog will love liver treats, you shouldn't overfeed it. The manufacturer recommends 1-2 cubes daily for small dogs, 2-3 cubes for medium dogs, and 3-4 cubes for large dogs.

The largest package sizes of liver treats tend to be far more economical. I recommend buying the larger tubs, as you will save lots of money, you'll have a handy treat supply around for a longer time, and your dog will never tire of this product.

There is really zero waste with this product. When you near the end of the tub you'll find some powdery bits of dried liver at the bottom. Your dogs will go CRAZY if you sprinkle this dust over their dog food-- it's a wonderful reward that is easy to use.

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Here's the nutritional analysis:

-100% freeze dried liver

-NO additives or preservatives.

-Crude protein..... not less than 50%

-Crude fat..... not less than 5%

-Crude fiber..... not more than 3%

-Moisture..... not more than 6%

Gold standard for training treats. Have used for 10 years of training. Never met a dog that didn't love them. Fast easy service thru Amazon sellers.

Finally a treat both me and my puppy like. Doesn't have a strong odor, but dogs still love them. Plus, as a freeze-dried treat they don't make your fingers greasy.

A healthy treat that my puppy will actually eat!

This product is very expensive but my dogs love them. I can get them to do what ever I want as long as they know they are getting these as a reward but then again, I can also use cheap hot dogs with the same results. If you have money to burn, then buy this, if not, stick with store brand hot dogs cut up into small pieces.