Give your pup something truly delicious from the United States made naturally and grain-free: an delicious liver dog treat rich with vitamins A & B, iron, CoQ10, and healthy fatty acids! This treat will surely delight!
This recipe for easy homemade dog treats features beef liver, oat flour and protein-packed eggs to provide your canine with something they will truly adore. They make excellent training rewards or can even be crumbled up into their daily kibble for an added nutrient boost!
Contents
Protein
Liver dog treats provide your pup with lean proteins, low-carbs, vitamins, and minerals essential for good health. Their content includes iron, Vitamin A, B6, B12 folate as well as minerals such as zinc copper potassium – all essential ingredients to give your canine strong muscles bones glossy coat and healthy skin!
Make your dog’s day with tasty meaty flavor and nutritious nutrition with these single ingredient treats, carefully freeze dried to maintain all their raw goodness. Perfect as snacks right out of the bag or crumbled over kibble as an additional nutritional source!
Feed liver treats in moderation and adhere to manufacturer feeding instructions for best results. Overfeeding can result in too much Vitamin A being consumed, potentially harming your pet. Consult with a veterinarian about incorporating liver treats into their diet plan.
Vitamins
These single ingredient treats are made with USDA inspected beef liver that has been slowly dehydrated to preserve nutrients. Free from grain, gluten, chemicals or preservatives they’re suitable for all dogs – simply feed directly from the package or reconstitute in water for more tender treats or meal toppers!
Liver is an abundant source of essential vitamins and minerals, such as Vitamin A, B2, B12, iron, zinc and essential amino acids. Furthermore, liver can aid in eye health by helping eliminate tear stains.
The liver stores antioxidants and fat-soluble vitamins like A, E and K which are vital to your dog’s overall health and wellbeing. Too many liver treats may lead to an excessive intake of certain nutrients such as Vitamin A which could prove dangerous over time; always feed these treats moderately and seek advice from your veterinarian for specific feeding advice.
Minerals
Beef liver can provide your dog with an energy-boosting source of protein, vitamins, minerals, and fat – not to mention energy increases! Plus it strengthens coat health while aiding vision improvement via vitamin A’s vision-improving effects and B’s brain-enhancing ones! Iron is essential for strong blood supply while coenzyme Q10 boosts cellular energy production.
Add liver to your dog’s diet for added immune support. Liver is rich in Vitamin A, B Vitamin, iron and zinc which all work to bolster their immune response and aid them in building immunity.
Dehydrated liver chews provide natural nutrition to your dog as well as help them to clear away plaque and tartar build-up in their teeth, improving dental health. Furthermore, giving regular liver treats reinforce training routines by creating an association between positive behaviors and tasty rewards – helping your pup become more attentive and responsive during training sessions.
Fat
Like most animal-derived treats, beef liver is naturally low in fat content and provides essential fatty acids to promote skin and coat health as well as zinc to bolster their immune systems.
These single ingredient treats are slow freeze dried to retain all of the vitality and flavors found in raw meat, without additives, chemicals, fillers, grains or gluten making them the ideal treat for all dogs, including those with allergies and sensitivities.
Liver is packed with essential minerals like iron, vitamin A, B12, folate, selenium and copper – making it one of the most nutritious additions you can add to your pet’s diet.
As with all dog treats, liver treats must be consumed in moderation and consultation should be sought from a veterinarian regarding how best to incorporate new foods into your pet’s diet. Too much liver can result in too much vitamin A being present which could potentially cause joint issues as well as other health issues.
