Stewart Freeze Dried Dog Treats Made in USA [Single Ingredient Puppy and Dog Training Treats - Grain Free Natural Dog Treats] Resealable Tub to Preserve Freshness Turkey Liver 3 oz.

My dog has many allergies. My dogs trainer recommended these treats. I was nervous because most treats have something she's allergic to. These are pretty much just freeze-dried liver treats. Lamb is the only 100% safe meat for my dog so I went with lamb and she absolutely loves these treats. The only thing I hate is all the little pieces are in there so I try to shake it and get the bigger pieces on the top but when you open it so much dust from side of the container, but that's a small price to pay. This tells me months as well. This is definitely a good buy for anyone who has a picky dog or a dog that has a lot of allergies.

I use these for making raw food for my cats instead of using fresh liver. It's a bit hard but they can be crushed with a mortar and pestle then weighed at the appropriate amount for each batch of raw. I love the lamb because it adds a different liver type to my cats' diet. This is a good amount for the money and lasts a while. Definitely a good deal.

My dog has allergies and these treats are the best because lamb is one of the few things he can eat. I noticed the price had increased considerably so I reach out to Stewart and unfortunately, they have decided to discontinue the lamb, turkey, and duck products. Back to the drawing board.

Coop has been loving these freeze dried treats for years now!

My dogs love these, and they stay fresh a long time. I do think they are too expensive, considering they are just dried liver after all. There is no special technology involved, and I can't imagine they are any better than any other dried liver. Also, I am amused by the bold "MADE IN AMERICA" labeling that dwarfs everything else on the package. I'm waiting for the DNA analysis to prove they did not sneak across the border in the dark. Hopefully the new border wall keeps out foreign livers. And I guess American liver tastes better than Bulgarian liver, or does it? And we have sunk so low that we are orgasmically proud of being able to dry liver? As Patrick Henry once said, "Give me liver, or give me death!"

Who says you cant teach an old dog new tricks?! We moved from a house to an apartment bldg and had to re-train our 12 y.o. dog to curb his barking while walking thru the hallways. The scent is strong enough that when I'm holding a piece while walking him that he pays attention to me instead of oncoming foot traffic therefore reducing his freakout when he sees people. He's not a biter by any means but the barking is enough to make someone want to jump off the roof. Since using these treats, I have been able to train the dog from barking 100% of the time down to 50% and counting, without having him gain a bunch of weight.

I have a 29 pound American cocker spaniel who is 3 1/2 years old. He loves the Stewart’s freeze dried beef liver.I bought a small container of the freeze dried cheese to try out. I gave him a half of one piece. He had Diarrhea the next day.I waited a couple weeks and then gave him an eighth piece. We had to build up to a half a piece. I think it’s a little too rich for him.We are going back to the Stewart’s freeze dried beef liver. We love Stewart’s!

These were handy to have around but the 1lb is no longer available. They have become too expensive otherwise.

The price was good, and my dogs love them, only 1 ingredient which is great. I would have given this a 5 star review, except for the fact that I only received the treats yesterday April 4 2016, and they were best before April 4 2016, so its not like I can give my dog both containers in one day. Very dissapointed!!! :(

My dog seems to like them, but the 3 ounce tub is way over priced for the amount you get. The tub is small to begin with and the treats are only 2/3 of it. I will not be buying again, not worth the money