Freeze Dried Bison Liver - Premium Single-Ingredient Freeze Dried Bison Liver Treats for Dogs and Cats

Born from Indigenous respect for the whole animal, Freeze Dried Bison Liver is where rich, savoury flavour meets nutritional excellence. Made from single-ingredient bison liver meat and freeze-dried to preserve natural flavour and nutrients, these treats deliver a powerhouse of nutrition your pet will love, with absolutely nothing else added.

Sourced from federally inspected, human-grade, free-range Canadian bison and crafted in small batches at our Alderville First Nation facility, these treats bring a true taste of the wild to your pet's bowl.

Why Pet Parents Choose Freeze Dried Bison Liver

• Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide -- Just 100% bison liver, freeze-dried. No preservatives, fillers, or additives, so what you see is what your pet eats.
• Nutritional Powerhouse -- Naturally abundant in protein, vitamin B12, vitamin A, folate, selenium, iron, potassium, zinc, and copper, for a well-rounded diet in every bite.
• Human-Grade, Free-Range Bison -- Sourced from federally inspected Canadian bison raised in free-range environments, for top-notch quality and flavour.
• Freeze-Dried to Preserve Nutrients -- A gentle process that locks in flavour and nutrition better than standard dehydration.
• Great for Training -- Breaks easily into smaller pieces, perfect for rewarding good behaviour.
• Small-Batch Made on Alderville First Nation -- Federally inspected and rooted in Indigenous respect for the whole animal, not mass-produced.
• Resealable Bag Keeps It Fresh -- No rushing to finish the bag before it goes stale.

Perfect For

• ✔ Dogs and cats with food allergies or sensitivities
• ✔ Training, rewarding, and enrichment activities
• ✔ Picky eaters who need a rich, savoury flavour boost
• ✔ Pet parents wanting an occasional, nutrient-dense superfood treat
• ✔ Pet parents seeking Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats
• ✔ Pet parents transitioning off ultra-processed treats
• Join the growing number of Canadian pet parents who've made the switch to clean, single-ingredient treats. Shop Freeze Dried Bison Liver today.

Feeding Instructions

Feed several times a day as a healthy snack. As liver is nutrient-dense, it's best fed in moderation alongside your pet's regular diet. Always ensure fresh water is available.

Guaranteed Analysis

Protein: 60% | Fat: 14% | Fibre: 2% | Moisture: 16%

FAQ

Q: Are Freeze Dried Bison Liver treats suitable for pets with allergies? A: Yes. With only one ingredient, bison liver, there's nothing hidden to trigger a reaction, making it a good option for pets with food sensitivities.

Q: Are these treats 100% single-ingredient? A: Absolutely. Our Freeze Dried Bison Liver is made with 100% bison liver and contains no preservatives, fillers, additives, or unwanted ingredients of any kind.

Q: How much liver should I feed my pet? A: Liver is naturally nutrient-dense, so it's best fed in moderation, several small pieces a day as a snack or training reward, rather than as a large portion of your pet's diet.

Q: Where does the bison come from? A: Our bison is federally inspected, human-grade, and raised in free-range environments across Canada, guaranteeing top-notch quality in every treat.

Q: What nutrients does Freeze Dried Bison Liver provide? A: Bison liver is naturally rich in protein, vitamin B12, vitamin A, folate, selenium, iron, potassium, zinc, and copper, offering a well-rounded nutritional boost.

Q: Is this treat suitable for training? A: Yes. Freeze Dried Bison Liver breaks easily into smaller pieces, making it a great high-value reward for training sessions.

Q: Are these treats raw or cooked? A: Our Freeze Dried Bison Liver is freeze-dried, not cooked, to preserve natural nutrients while remaining shelf-stable and safe for everyday feeding.

Q: How should I store Freeze Dried Bison Liver? A: Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal the bag after opening to maintain freshness.

Q: Where are Shades of Gray treats made? A: All Shades of Gray treats are proudly made in Canada by an Indigenous-owned business at our Alderville First Nation facility, using ethically sourced Canadian proteins.