Stewart Pro-Treat, Freeze Dried Beef Liver Dog Treats, Single Ingredient, Grain Free, USA Made, 4 oz. Resealable Pouch

Favorite treat for our shepherd…Easy to make a smaller size.

Our dog loves the snacks! After our vet gave these to her as a treat at her six month appointment, we definitely had to get some. Our pup is definitely picky when it comes to snacks, and she loves these. I love that they are just one ingredient, so we don’t have to worry about anything harmful for our dog. Definitely recommend.

My dog LOVES these treats. Not as smelly as other dog treats. Also like that there are different size pieces so you cab give large one time treats or lots of smaller piece training treats.

So we have a little Pomsky pup that we feed these to and he loves them. The only caveat is that the treat pieces are rather large and go break them into smaller pieces is harder than an act of Congress sometimes because it is a dried treat. To solve this issue, I’ve used a hammer to gently pound the treats within the bag itself. It smashes them either into smaller pieces, or the large chunks get flaky as they get compressed and so they are easier to break off. It’s a great treat though and our pup loves them!

Our pups love these, they are great lures for training. I like that I can break them into smaller pieces for training too. I would recommend them and hope your pup loves them too!

Our 'new to us' 2 yr old Maltese turns her nose up to most doggie treats. After four bags of other brands, she is jumping for joy over these treats. A little pricy but we needed a training treat and these liver dog treats have her begging and going potty in the right place. Don't hesitate buying if you have a fickle fluffy.

My 6 month Beagle pup Loves these, fairly easy to break up, crunchy but not to hard. As soon as I unpacked these treats my pup was jumping for joy! As her mom I love that the treats are single ingredient, human grade, made/sourced USA!

About every two months my Border Collie/Great Pyrenees dog would not want to eat. My bag of these liver pieces (which I had used for training) was empty, consisting of ground up (powder-like) pieces. I gingerly sprinkled part of the bag (about 1 teaspoon) over the kibble. The kibble was devoured. So now I often “grate” a treat on the kibble just for a special meal.