Stewart Pro-Treat Beef Liver Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Treats

I have three Labradoodle dogs, Tucker, Cooper and Phoebe. Cooper my cream colored boy is my picky eater, who only likes chicken jerky strips. He literally hates every other treat that I buy. He’s five years old and has always been picky. Tucker is also five years old, and Phoebe, my new puppy is three months old. They both will eat any treat, so I wasn’t going to lose buying these. Every time I buy a new treat, Cooper sniffs it and looks at me wondering where his chicken jerky strip is. This sniff was different, he actually took it. I watched to see if he would drop it and walk away, but he ate it and came back for more! He even started doing every trick he knows to get another one. All I can I have three Labradoodle dogs, Tucker, Cooper and Phoebe. Cooper my cream colored boy is my picky eater, who only likes chicken jerky strips. He literally hates every other treat that I buy. He’s five years old and has always been picky. Tucker is also five years old, and Phoebe, my new puppy is three months old. They both will eat any treat, so I wasn’t going to lose buying these. Every time I buy a new treat, Cooper sniffs it and looks at me wondering where his chicken jerky strip is. This sniff was different, he actually took it. I watched to see if he would drop it and walk away, but he ate it and came back for more! He even started doing every trick he knows to get another one. All I can say is, “I’m shocked!” Along with this beef liver treat, I also bought beef lungs, pig ears and several different beef bones. He didn’t like any of them. The beef liver and the beef lungs are both single ingredient products. The beef liver is freeze dried and the beef lungs are oven roasted. Anyway, I’m just thrilled that he now has a new treat that he loves! … more

I’ve ordered the Chicken liver freeze dried treats and my 2 yr. old husky & 20 week old Goldendoodle LOVE them, so we tried the Beef and they are very hard! My dogs can’t even chew them so I’ve been cutting them with a knife and that’s difficult. I’ve now started wetting them. They will eat them but they don’t chew them then an hour later they throw them up and they are still whole. I just ordered more Chicken and we’ll try the Salmon. I know the Chicken is softer so I hope the salmon is soft as well. Don’t know if it was just my container or what?!?!

Izzy is a typical prone to be stubborn Bulldog who is not normally motivated by treats but when she knows I have these liver treats I get all of her attention. She has dry eye and normally makes a fuss when we put ointment in her eyes. Since I started giving her one of these as a reward she sits still when I flush her eye or add ointment. Occasionally she will skip a meal, sprinkle a little of the crumbs from the bottom of the container over her food and she gobbles it right down. Like I said she’s not motivated by food but these are her kryptonite, can’t resist them.

When I found these treats several years ago I liked the fact that they were made in the USA and they had no chemicals in them. Just freeze dried liver! I have a dog sitting business and haven't yet found a dog who hasn't liked these. Please remember that these are rich and that you only need a little piece. For my smaller dogs, I take the large pieces that come in the tub and cut them into little pieces. This all depends on the size of the dog, though. Even my cat likes little pieces of the liver treat. Another thing is that there is bit of liver dust in the bottom of the container which is great for sprinkling on top of food when a dog is hesitant to eat. I take some of the larger pieces When I found these treats several years ago I liked the fact that they were made in the USA and they had no chemicals in them. Just freeze dried liver! I have a dog sitting business and haven't yet found a dog who hasn't liked these. Please remember that these are rich and that you only need a little piece. For my smaller dogs, I take the large pieces that come in the tub and cut them into little pieces. This all depends on the size of the dog, though. Even my cat likes little pieces of the liver treat. Another thing is that there is bit of liver dust in the bottom of the container which is great for sprinkling on top of food when a dog is hesitant to eat. I take some of the larger pieces, grate/shave them down to make this extra "dust." Awesome training treats, but please remember that you don't need large pieces. Make them tiny for training. … more

Delighted with the large size of the container and number of treats so very reasonably priced by unit unlike many treats these days. Very nutritious low-calorie no smell. My eight-month-old was hesitant at first but then when he saw his big brother take one and enjoy it he decided to try it and now he loves them too. They make a great special treat when they come in from playing in the yard and really didn’t want to come in yet!

I was looking for a high value treat for my puppy for training classes (normal just gets the basic peanut butter biscuit or something similar). Came across these and she loves them! They aren’t as gross as they sound either. Also, only one ingredient and made in USA. Can be split into smaller pieces which is helpful for training.

Our new puppy eagerly accepts these treats, however, I really wish the pieces were much smaller. Yes, I cut these up for her, but I think I'd rather have them come already very small and give more for jackpot rewards, rather than have to prep them before training. Perhaps they could be offered for sale in both sizes? I realize Chewy is not in charge of this, but perhaps the Stewart company will see the feedback, too?

I always suggest these for high-value dog treats, I haven't met a dog who hasn't gone wild over these! I do suggest cutting them into smaller pieces though, especially for smaller or younger dogs. I throw a few pieces into a pouch of my dogs daily food to act as treats, it helps scent them for higher-value treats. Note that there IS empty space inside of it, as it's weight-based and not volume-based. Some pieces are very large, other ones are very small, but you do get your moneys worth if you're looking for a training treat. I also know of people grinding this up and adding it over food when older dogs aren't eating enough, to entice them.

These are Fantastic! My 2yrd old chocolate lab LOVES these. We use these during recall training and then again at bedtime as a final "snack". My dog has a sensitive digestive system and these work well. They don't cause any gays issues like other "grocery store" treats. Very high quality! I won't use anything else

Most dogs see these as a very high value reward. I’ve worked at multiple veterinary hospitals that use them as treats because so many dogs prefer them to other treats and will eat them in a stressful environment. The pieces are a variety of sizes and the larger ones can be cut into small training treats, which is what I use them for at home. The dust can be sprinkled onto their food or mixed with other tasty things to stuff Kongs. I’ve used the dust to get dogs with poor appetites eating again by sprinkling in their food. Great product!