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Freeze Dried Bison Liver - Dog & Cat Treats
Freeze Dried Bison Liver - Dog & Cat Treats
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Freeze-Dried Bison Liver: Single-Ingredient Training Treats for Dogs & Cats
When your dog needs a reason to pay attention, nothing works quite like liver. Our Freeze-Dried Bison Liver is 100% Canadian bison liver, freeze-dried into rich, savoury bites with nothing else added. Trainers and dog owners use it as their go-to high-value reward.
Our bison is farmed in Canada and federally inspected, and every batch is made in small amounts at our facility on Alderville First Nation, rooted in Indigenous respect for the whole animal.
Sound Familiar?
- "My dog ignores me the second something more interesting comes along." Liver is one of the highest-value rewards you can give. Most dogs will work hard for it.
- "My dog is allergic to chicken and beef." This is bison liver only. No chicken, no beef, no fillers.
- "My picky eater needs something to get excited about." Crumble a little over their food and watch them come running.
- "I want to add organ meat to my pet's diet, but I don't know where to start." A few small freeze-dried pieces a day is an easy, shelf-stable way to do it.
Why Pet Parents Choose Freeze-Dried Bison Liver
- Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide: 100% bison liver. No preservatives, fillers, or additives.
- Naturally Nutrient-Dense: Liver is naturally rich in protein, vitamin A, vitamin B12, folate, iron, zinc, copper, and selenium.
- High Protein: 60% protein in every bite.
- The Ultimate Training Treat: Rich, savoury, and easy to break into tiny pieces, so a little goes a long way.
- Novel Protein: Bison is a protein most pets haven't eaten before, which makes it a good option for dogs reacting to chicken or beef.
- Freeze-Dried, Not Cooked: Freeze-drying keeps natural flavour and nutrients while keeping the treats shelf-stable.
- Made on Alderville First Nation: Small batches made at our facility using federally inspected meat.
- Resealable Bag: Keeps the bites fresh between training sessions.
Perfect For
✔ Training, recall work, and positive reinforcement
✔ Dogs who need a seriously high-value reward
✔ Picky eaters who need a flavour boost on their food
✔ Dogs and cats with chicken or beef sensitivities
✔ Raw-fed and whole-food diets that include organ meat
✔ Treat balls and enrichment toys
✔ Pet parents looking for Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats
Training a lot? Pair it with lean strips in our Training & Wellness Pack, or get it as part of the Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack.
Feeding Instructions
Feed a few small pieces a day as a snack or training reward. Liver is very rich, so feed it in moderation alongside your pet's regular food. Break into tiny pieces for training, small dogs, and cats, or crumble over meals. Always have fresh water available.
Guaranteed Analysis
Protein: 60% | Fat: 14% | Fibre: 2% | Moisture: 16%
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the bag after opening.
Freeze-Dried Bison Liver FAQ
Q: Is freeze-dried liver good for cats?
A: Yes, in small amounts. Most cats love liver, and it's packed with natural vitamins and minerals. Because liver is so rich, especially in vitamin A, keep it to a few small pieces as a treat or crumbled over their food, not a big part of their diet.
Q: Are liver treats safe for cats?
A: Yes, when fed in small amounts. Choose a single-ingredient liver treat with nothing added, like our Freeze-Dried Bison Liver, and keep portions small. Liver is very rich, and too much vitamin A over time isn't good for cats. If your cat has a health condition, check with your vet first.
Q: Is bison liver healthier than beef liver?
A: Both are nutrient-dense organ meats. The big difference for pets is that bison is a novel protein for most dogs and cats, while beef is one of the most common causes of food allergies. For pets with sensitivities, bison liver is often the better choice.
Q: Can I freeze dry liver for dog treats?
A: You can, but you need a freeze dryer. A regular freezer won't do it. Freeze-drying removes the moisture at very low temperatures, which takes special equipment and careful handling of raw meat. If you'd rather skip the work, our Freeze-Dried Bison Liver is 100% bison liver, ready to serve.
Q: What are the best high-value training treats for dogs?
A: Real meat and organ meat are among the most motivating rewards you can use, and liver is a favourite with trainers. Our Freeze-Dried Bison Liver is 100% bison liver and breaks into tiny pieces, so you can reward often.
Q: Is liver good for dogs?
A: Liver is a nutrient-dense organ meat that's naturally rich in vitamins and minerals, and most dogs love it. Because it's so rich, it's best fed in small amounts alongside your dog's regular food.
Q: How much liver should I feed my pet?
A: A few small pieces a day is plenty. Use it as a snack, training reward, or topper rather than a large part of your pet's diet.
Q: Is bison liver good for dogs with allergies?
A: Bison is a novel protein for most dogs, and with only one ingredient there's nothing hidden to react to. If your dog has a known allergy, check with your vet first.
Q: Can cats eat bison liver?
A: Yes. Many cats love it. Break it into small pieces or crumble it over their food, and keep portions small.
Q: Is this treat 100% single-ingredient?
A: Yes. It's 100% bison liver with no preservatives, fillers, or additives.
Q: Are these treats raw or cooked?
A: They're freeze-dried, not cooked. Freeze-drying keeps natural nutrients while making the treats shelf-stable.
Q: Where does your bison come from?
A: Our bison is farmed in Canada and federally inspected. Every batch is made at our facility on Alderville First Nation using federally inspected meat.
Q: Can I subscribe?
A: Yes. Choose Subscribe and Save at checkout for delivery every month or every two months at a discount. You can skip or cancel anytime.
Wonderful trainer treat, really high value treat for my dog
I mostly home feed my Shih Tzu, and I was thrilled to add bison liver to her diet to ensure she is getting all the nutrients she needs. They smell yummy and I add them to her treat ball. I love spoiling my dog and seeing the look of joy on her face at treat ball time!!
My 15 year old female Kitty Ellie May Savannah love these treats. As she is a senior kitty I cut them up in small pieces.
Mydogs love these treats and Ilove that they are single ingredient and healthy for them.
These are a staple for my dog. She loves bison liver.