Freeze-dried liver is packed with essential vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin A, B12, iron, zinc and phosphorus – perfect for rewarding high-level recalls or motivating fearful dogs! As such it makes an excellent training treat.
Homemade liver treats can be costly. Use a freeze dryer and save yourself some cash!
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Beef Liver
These treats are crafted from thinly-sliced beef liver that has been dehydrated to create a crunchy treat your dog will adore. Low in calories and nutritious, these treats can serve as training rewards, food topper or snacks; high in proteins, fatty acids and nutrients such as Vitamin A, B6, B12, C, D E K Riboflavin Niacin minerals such as Calcium Phosphate Iron Zinc as well as essential amino acids are found.
These treats are antibiotic and hormone free and made in the USA from liver, an abundant source of lean protein, vitamins A, B6, B12, C & E; folate & iron that help prevent anemia while increasing energy levels.
Use liver treats as an extra reward when your dog exhibits high-level behavior or needs motivation during training. Make sure you mix in other treats so your pup has all of her variety needs met; too many liver treats could result in too much vitamin A being provided through this reward.
Lamb Liver
Lamb liver contains many essential vitamins and minerals, such as A, B vitamins, iron, zinc, selenium and copper – essential components for immune system health, blood cell production and more. Plus it’s relatively low-fat compared to other organ meats!
Air-drying helps preserve its natural flavour and nutrients, making this tasty treat an excellent training reward or treat option. Plus, its extra vitamins and minerals make for a nutritional boost!
Always supervise your dog when giving treats, particularly if they tend to consume large pieces of offal. Swollen bits could block their mouth or stomach and even lead to blockages if eaten too quickly. Furthermore, if your pup has had pancreatitis before it is wise to gradually introduce new foods like these liver treats into their diet as a means of decreasing allergies and inflammation; plus these treats are free from GMOs, carrageenan fillers and salt!
Chicken Liver
Chicken liver treats are an enjoyable and nutritious addition to your dog’s diet, offering vital minerals like copper, zinc and phosphorus as well as iron. As too much can be harmful, it is wise to serve liver treats sparingly.
Chicken liver can be purchased in most grocery store’s meat or deli departments and prepared easily at home. Use it to create tasty liver bites for your pup’s daily kibble feed or combine with other ingredients to create homemade treats!
These homemade dog treats are easy to create using only two ingredients – whole wheat flour and chicken livers! Your pup will adore these delectable treats made right here in America with low calories per bite for added rewards during training sessions or positive reinforcement rewards! They make great rewards! These freeze-dried liver bites also make great rewards during rewards programs! They can even be frozen and enjoyed later! These treats make an ideal solution when rewarding good behavior or providing training rewards!
Other Ingredients
Although some pet parents may feel queasy about feeding their pup liver treats, these irresistible snacks offer ample nutritional benefits and serve as a healthy alternative to packaged dog food that could contain additives that could harm your furry companion.
Liver treats offer many advantages for dogs. Not only are they low in fat but they’re packed full of essential vitamins, minerals, healthy proteins and iron; liver provides 23x more Vitamin A than muscle meat does and also offers essential B2 niacin riboflavin folate copper zinc phosphorus essential fatty acid nutrients as well as 23x more Vitamin A than muscle meat does!
These treats are easy, affordable, and packed full of nutritional goodness for your pup! Perfect for training purposes and picky eaters alike. Additionally, liver treats should only be given occasionally as too much can cause build-up of toxins within their system.
