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

With my state bursting into flames (Oregon) and staying inside for two weeks due to the smoke, our doggo's leash etiquette suffered tremendously. Every human and dog in sight must be greeted, and she'll drag me over there come H-E-double hockey sticks or high water to make sure it gets done. Since she's 70 lbs, this isn't exactly ideal. We had other treats on hand, but nothing grabs and holds her attention as well as these do. The smell is pretty mild, they're easy to cut into itty bitty pieces, and whatever dust is leftover at the bottom of the HUGE container will just be some delicious topping for her food some random evening. Will definitely be buying again.

My pets LOVE their treats! I buy them for my Great Dane and Dachshund because they are good, healthy treats and a great addition to their food when you have used all the big chunks just dump the bucket in their food bin, mix it around and voila! Brand new food...or so the pups think ha ha. My cat even eats these it’s crazy to see her grab a big ole chunk and carry it in her tiny mouth lol I’m so glad they make such healthy treats for pets! Their products are in my auto ship every month!

My 6mo GR puppy is a friendly little guy and as such is easily distracted by people. I've been working on leash training around people in busy areas, like the park or the hardware store. The treats I took were good, but not good enough. Chicken jerky can only do so much. Enter these foul, vile, odorous treats. My pup only has eyes for me when I have these out. I've also used these to train him to go into his kennel at bedtime. The biggest con is that even though these are advertised as training treats, they are huge. They vary in size but the average is 2cm cubes. I took scissors to them and chopped them into small bits to make it easier to train with them. It's a pain in the butt.

My dog who rejects about 80% of treats loves these. They come in various sizes and I give the large ones as treats and put the small ones on his food as topper. They are also easily cut to smaller pieces. Some reviews here say they smell bad, but no I don’t think so, they smell like fresh liver like they are supposed to, all natural.

My 10-week old lab mix loves these treats. They are her "high-value" reward. When we are outside in the busy city and something loud or scary is going down, no other treat will get her attention back to me so I can calm her down and train through it. This is the main thing that matters to me which is why I recommend them. Were it not for this effect on my dog, I would never lay hands on this stuff because they are nasty. They smell awful, the texture is strange, they come in large chunks and are difficult to cut even with a knife. The easiest way to get smaller pieces is to hold them in my hand for awhile - the warmth and moisture seem to make them much more malleable, but then the smell just My 10-week old lab mix loves these treats. They are her "high-value" reward. When we are outside in the busy city and something loud or scary is going down, no other treat will get her attention back to me so I can calm her down and train through it. This is the main thing that matters to me which is why I recommend them. Were it not for this effect on my dog, I would never lay hands on this stuff because they are nasty. They smell awful, the texture is strange, they come in large chunks and are difficult to cut even with a knife. The easiest way to get smaller pieces is to hold them in my hand for awhile - the warmth and moisture seem to make them much more malleable, but then the smell just sticks my skin. >.< But hey, you dog-owners know how it is. These are effective and my puppy loves them, so it's a foregone conclusion that I'm now the neighborhood liver-hands lady. … more

Made a mistake buying this because I thought it was lamb. My dog is allergic to beef but my vet let me know that although she can't eat beef, she can eat freeze dried beef liver. My dog loves this so she is happy and so am I, especially after buying 3 large tubs.

These are by far my dogs favorite treats! I’m not sure why chewy continues to jack up their prices though, it’s very frustrating! My last container, only a couple weeks ago, was $12.99. Today I was Going to re-order, same container is $19.99. Chewy, you are failing your customers!!

I bought the 12 oz. My pup isn't picky about snacks as I adopted him already overweight. My pup loves this and it's good to know it's sourced from USA, single ingredient, low calorie and has good vitamins and minerals for my aging dog. He gets excited for it in the house and even outside on walks. The only issue is if you use it as a training treat and feed your dog regularly, you may want to cut the big pieces and then it does crumble just a little.

When training in a distracting environment this is the only treat that will get my dog’s attention. The pieces are large but very easily cut into smaller pieces. These are great value: I highly recommend them.

I have an 8 year old chihuahua and a 4 month old dameranian and they go crazy for these treats. There is a lot of inconsistency with the treat size, but it works out in my favor being able to give the puppy the smaller ones. If you have any picky eaters, or puppies that like going for the adult dog food, you can sprinkle the dust over their food to help them eat it.