Dog Treat Bundle: Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack of Venison, Bison & Rabbit Treats for Dogs & Cats
Quick answer: The Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack is our biggest dog treat bundle: five single-ingredient treats across three novel proteins (venison, bison, and rabbit). You get Venison Rolls, Bison Rolls, Rabbit Strips, Freeze-Dried Bison Liver, and Rabbit Ears, with no chicken, beef, grain, or fillers. It's made by an Indigenous-owned family business on Alderville First Nation, Ontario, and ships free.
Quick Facts
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What's inside: Venison Rolls (10), Bison Rolls (10), Rabbit Strips (100g), Freeze-Dried Bison Liver, Rabbit Ears (70g)
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Proteins: Venison, bison, and rabbit. No chicken or beef
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Ingredients: One protein per treat, nothing added
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Textures: Firm rolls, thin strips, freeze-dried liver, and whole rabbit ears
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Best for: Dogs with chicken or beef allergies, picky eaters, multi-pet homes, gifting
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For: Dogs and cats
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Shipping: Ships free (orders over $100)
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Made: In small batches on Alderville First Nation, Ontario, by an Indigenous-owned family business
This is our biggest dog treat bundle, and it's a real feast. The Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack brings together five of our most-loved treats across three proteins and four textures, from firm rolls to freeze-dried liver to rabbit ears. Every treat is one protein, with nothing else added.
We make these in small batches at our facility on Alderville First Nation using federally inspected meat. The rabbit comes from our own family farm in Ontario, and the venison and bison are farmed in Canada. If you have a dog with food allergies, a household of picky eaters, or you just want to stock up on the good stuff, this dog treat bundle has something for everyone.
Sound Familiar?
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"My dog is allergic to chicken and beef, and I'm running out of options." This pack is venison, bison, and rabbit only. No chicken, no beef, no fillers.
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"I'm buying treats every couple of weeks." This is our biggest bundle, and it ships free.
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"My dog gets bored with the same treat." Five different treats, three proteins, four textures.
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"I need different treats for training, rewards, and keeping my dog busy." Liver and strips for training, rolls for rewards, and rabbit ears for longer-lasting enrichment.
What's in the Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack
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Venison Rolls (10 rolls): 100% Canadian venison, gently dehydrated. Lean, easy to digest, and a high-value reward.
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Bison Rolls (10 rolls): 100% Canadian bison. A rich red meat with a firm texture and big flavour.
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Rabbit Strips (100g): 100% rabbit from our farm. Thin strips that break easily for training.
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Freeze-Dried Bison Liver: Nutrient-dense organ meat bites that most dogs will do anything for. Liver is naturally rich in vitamins and minerals.
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Rabbit Ears (70g): Whole dehydrated rabbit ears. A natural, longer-lasting treat that keeps dogs busy.
Why Pet Parents Choose This Dog Treat Bundle
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Five Treats, Three Proteins: Venison, bison, and rabbit in rolls, strips, freeze-dried liver, and ears. The most variety we offer in one box.
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Novel Proteins for Allergies: Venison, bison, and rabbit are proteins most pets haven't eaten before, which makes them a smart choice for dogs reacting to chicken or beef.
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One Ingredient Per Treat: No grain, gluten, fillers, glycerine, preservatives, or additives.
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Something for Every Moment: Liver and strips for training, rolls for rewards, and rabbit ears for longer-lasting enrichment.
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Made for Rotation Feeding: Switching between proteins keeps treat time interesting and adds variety to your pet's diet.
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Ships Free: This dog treat bundle is over $100, so your order ships free.
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Better Value: This dog treat bundle costs less than buying each bag on its own.
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Indigenous-Owned and Canadian-Made: Made by our family at our facility on Alderville First Nation, rooted in respect for the whole animal.
Perfect For
✔ Dogs with food allergies, especially to chicken or beef
✔ Multi-pet households and picky eaters
✔ Training, rewarding, and enrichment
✔ Rotation feeding and protein variety
✔ Raw-fed, limited-ingredient, and whole-food diets
✔ Dogs of all sizes and life stages
✔ Stocking up, or a big gift for a dog lover
✔ Pet parents looking for Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats
Feeding Instructions
Feed as a snack or reward throughout the day. Give rolls whole to medium and large dogs, or break them into smaller pieces for small dogs, cats, and training. Freeze-dried liver is very rich, so a few small pieces go a long way. Always supervise your pet with rabbit ears. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your pet's daily food. Always have fresh water available.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place and reseal each bag after opening. No refrigeration needed.
Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack FAQ
Q: What treats can I give a dog that's allergic to chicken and beef?
A: Choose single-ingredient treats made from novel proteins your dog hasn't eaten before. This pack has venison, bison, and rabbit treats, with no chicken, beef, grain, or fillers. If your dog has a known allergy, check with your vet first.
Q: Is freeze-dried 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, feed it in small amounts alongside your dog's regular food.
Q: Is this dog treat bundle good for dogs with allergies?
A: Yes. Venison, bison, and rabbit are novel proteins that are often well tolerated by dogs with food sensitivities, and every treat is a single ingredient. If your dog has a known allergy, check with your vet first.
Q: Are all the treats single-ingredient?
A: Yes. Every treat is 100% venison, bison, or rabbit, with no grain, gluten, fillers, glycerine, preservatives, or additives.
Q: Which treats are best for training?
A: The Freeze-Dried Bison Liver and Rabbit Strips. Both break into tiny pieces, and liver is one of the highest-value rewards you can give a dog.
Q: Are rabbit ears safe for dogs?
A: Yes. Rabbit ears are a natural, single-ingredient treat that most dogs enjoy. As with any treat, supervise your dog and choose the right size for them.
Q: Are these treats hard or soft?
A: The rolls and rabbit ears are firm, the strips are thin and easy to break, and the freeze-dried liver is light and crumbly. For cats, small dogs, or seniors, break treats into small pieces or crumble them over food.
Q: Are these treats raw or cooked?
A: Neither is raw. The rolls, strips, and ears are gently dehydrated, and the bison liver is freeze-dried. Both methods keep natural flavour and nutrients while making the treats shelf-stable.
Q: Can cats eat these treats?
A: Yes. All five are safe for cats. Break rolls and strips into small pieces or crumble them over your cat's food.
Q: Where do the proteins come from?
A: Our rabbit is raised on our own family farm in Ontario. Our venison and bison are farmed in Canada. All of our meat is federally inspected.
Q: Where are Shades of Gray treats made?
A: All Shades of Gray treats are made in Canada by our Indigenous-owned family business, at our facility on Alderville First Nation in Ontario, using federally inspected meat.
Q: Does this pack ship free?
A: Yes. Orders over $100 ship free, and this pack qualifies on its own.
